The video concept is based on the chemtrail conspiracy theory. The theory claims that trails left by government aircrafts contain chemical or biological agents targeting communities where higher-ups seek to influence population and climate control, violence stimulation, respiratory disease, and other health problems.The fact that he calls upon his J.E.T. affiliation and enlists Trademark Da Skydiver for the hook takes the concept of the song to the next level. Another one in the steady stream of exceptional work from the New Orleans native.
For those who were privileged enough to witness it, Jordan inspired a lot of this same sense in us. The way he played the game moved many to action; who amongst us hasn't attempted to recreate and recapture the essence of his intensity on the court? Linking up with The Madbury Club, the Culture of Creativity took to the streets to document those paying homage to the legend who's influence on the game forever changed it. A prelude to the Asphalt Warriors spread.
01. Get In the Car [Skit]
The case pushed the limits of copyright and trademark infringement and called into question a number of philosophical and legal positions surrounding what constitutes fair use. Although there was no court ruling on the matter, it remains to be seen whether or not this will become a landmark case setting a precedent for how these kinds of conflicts will be handled in the future."Mr. Fairey has agreed that he will not use another AP photo in his work without obtaining a license from the AP. The two sides have also agreed to work together going forward with the Hope image and share the rights to make the posters and merchandise bearing the Hope image and to collaborate on a series of images that Fairey will create based on AP photographs. The parties have agreed to additional financial terms that will remain confidential."
