Earlier today, Terror Squad rapper Fat Joe released a photo of the Air Jordan 1 Hi “Banned” via Twitter. Although the actual packaging of this sneaker featured the ‘X’ bq7666 represents the banning, the photo showed no sign of an ‘X’ mark on the shoe itself. However, Fat Joe recently revealed two more Air Jordan 1 Hi “Banned” Air Jordan 1 Retro Low True Blue Elephant Print Grey 2022.
The red ‘X’ ban mark is noticeable on the heel gold in place of the ever-so-popular Jumpman logo. Yet, this element still does not cover the Air Jordan Wings logo on the collar, an attribute we saw on the August photos. Nevertheless, this will easily be uniform of the better Air Jordan 1 styles in a long time should it release.
