Needless to say, I downloaded both the video and Bake Sale EP to my Zune and spent the entire summer searching for snapback hats. It didn’t hurt that his partner-in-rhyme Mikey Rocks was draped in an arctic blue t-shirt emblazoned with a wolf so majestic that Fenrir himself would be envious.

When Chuck dropped the vividly fresh bars, “I got this 89-90, Pistons champ flat bill black Starter cap with the hologram tags,” it sounded more like an eBay listing than a rap song. They were futuristic, they were retro, they were EVERYTHING. It was difficult to wrap my head around the sonics or the aesthetics of the duo. When I first heard “Black Mags” as a wee lad, it was in the Rhapsody commercial with Sara Bareilles and while the commercial only features about ten seconds of the song, it was all I needed to be hooked. Now, with more than a decade under their rare and expensive belts, the Chicago duo is still the freshest to do it. That level of self-confidence is commensurate with Kobe Bryant anointing himself the “Black Mamba.” When Chuck Inglish and Sir Michael Rocks emerged on the scene with their breakout single “Black Mags” back in 2007, they garnered as much attention for their pristine vintage gear as they did for their nostalgia-laden bars. Naming your group The Cool Kids is a bold statement. Eius libero sequi quis sint reprehenderit accusantium laudantium nam eos delectus blanditiis, recusandae consectetur qui sed totam beatae et ratione dolorum quae? Esse, officia doloribus corporis eius optio accusamus natus error iure ducimus sed? Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Nulla, nostrum ex.Įum vel natus iusto provident atque quis officia, adipisci quibusdam. Illo magnam, totam omnis pariatur voluptatum ullam in, cumque error unde cupiditate molestias nihil accusantium dolorum accusamus quo odit. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Molestias aspernatur quo reprehenderit voluptatem accusamus tenetur natus.

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