Re-imagining Hip-Hop Icons as Pokémon Trainers
I was around when the Pokémon craze hit in the late 90s. I started with Pokémon Red and Blue and the first anime series in 1998. Trading cards, the Missing No. glitch, how to find Mew, I was there for all of it. Now with nine generations the brand has gone through ups and down and is actually the highest selling brand on the planet. I'm not sure how. It must be more than games because their game sells doesn't facilitate that kind of status. In other words Pokémon is huge and it's been a big part of my life. I dropped off of the series after gen 2 and later missed it in 2011/2012 and tried Emerald . While I had fun with it, it didn't convince me to get back into it not until I saw a forum post that detailed the history of all the current mons and it made me hype to go back into it and I started with Soul Silver and I went on from there. I had a similar relationship with hip-hop. I grew up in the 90s at the peak of the genre and during the late 2000s like 2007 I started...