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Complex & HBO Partner with ALIFE to Produce Hat Series Inspired by “How to Make it in America”

To celebrate the premiere of HBO’s “How to Make it in America,” HBO and Complex magazine partnered with ALIFE to produce a series of 5-panel hats inspired by the new show, starring Bryan Greenberg, Victor Rasuk and Kid Cudi.
Legendary NY graffiti artist and “How to Make It in America” guest star Lee Quinones worked with ALIFE founders Rob Cristofaro and Arnaud Dellecolle on a custom design that evoked the show’s “American Dream” theme. The image of a pair of crossed fingers holding a hundred dollar bill represents the hustle and hope for success.

Only 300 hats were produced and can be found in 3 classic colors: black, red and heather grey.  Complex.com will be giving 100 hats away via an online sweepstakes. Make sure to visit Complex to enter for their chance to win.

Complex present “The 50 Best NBA Slam Dunks” in the history

A dunk is worth only two points. A dunk in somebody’s face? Also two points, but that’s just because NBA puppeteers haven’t figured out how to award points based on how badly a player was emasculated.  Check out Complex’s list of the 50 Best NBA Slam Dunks, a collection of humiliating, in-your-face jams that should be worth at least an additional two points—one for each testicle that was crushed.

The 50 Best NBA Slam Dunks

Complex’s Top 100 T-Shirts of The 2000s

Complex has just published the latest installment in their round up of the past decade’s top 100 things. The T-Shirt is the subject at hand and you can see a list full of brands we cover online everyday. Tons of classics made the cut. Check it out here

Kid Cudi Covers Complex August/September Style & Design Issue

Back on his first (and only) official mixtape Kid Cudi rapped, “They say I’m Complex like the magazine, I want my closet complex like the magazine.” A bit of foreshadowing? Perhaps, because the G.O.O.D. Music MC is now a Complex cover star, appearing on our August/September 2009 issue, the annual Style & Design special, which officially hits stands on August 11.

The self-proclaimed lonely stoner is currently on The Great Hangover Tour with Asher Roth, and has fans eagerly awaiting his debut album The Man On The Moon: End Of Day, which is now set for September 15. His melody-heavy raps bring an innovative sound to the game, which is why we paired him up with graf artist AUGOR for some illustrations that show Cudi battling his demons. We just put the whole story up online, and you’ll see that Cudi really invited us inside the mind of Scott Mescudi. You think you know, but you have no idea…

Read the full Kid Cudi cover story and browse the Kid Cudi x Augor gallery at Complex Mag´s homepage!

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