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When you post a picture on your Instagram Account with you badass Black street jet Chevy Suburban, please, try not to ruin it. Because that’s what we think the American skateboarder Rob Dyrdek did when he shared a photo of his newest murdered out colourway DC Shoe against his ride.
The American professional skateboarder and actor Rob Dyrdek has recently shared a picture on his Instagram Account while holding a pair of black DC Shoes right next to his “murdered out” Chevy Suburban. We think he just set a new record. The only problem is it’s not a Guinness World type of record.
Yes, we know, Rob is a DC creator, also being sponsored by the American footwear company. You’d say that is a good reason to pose with your black shoes. Well, yes. But why would you outshine your beautiful black 335 horsepower ride while you’re at it? And when you think Rob Dyrdek owns two Tahoe’s…
Just in case you forgot, we’re looking at General Motor’s 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V8 engine that generates 383 lb-ft of torque. It’s a $65,000 worth SUV. And that is the price you’ll pay without any extra options whatsoever.
When you are a 39-year old famous celebrity that sets twenty-one separate Guinness World Records for skateboarding and when you get labeled as one of the “Most influential skateboarders of all-time” by Fox Weekly (this year) it seems you can do whatever you want. Well…
Yes, we know, Rob is a DC creator, also being sponsored by the American footwear company. You’d say that is a good reason to pose with your black shoes. Well, yes. But why would you outshine your beautiful black 335 horsepower ride while you’re at it? And when you think Rob Dyrdek owns two Tahoe’s…
Just in case you forgot, we’re looking at General Motor’s 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V8 engine that generates 383 lb-ft of torque. It’s a $65,000 worth SUV. And that is the price you’ll pay without any extra options whatsoever.
When you are a 39-year old famous celebrity that sets twenty-one separate Guinness World Records for skateboarding and when you get labeled as one of the “Most influential skateboarders of all-time” by Fox Weekly (this year) it seems you can do whatever you want. Well…
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