Lil Jon pays homage to Atlanta with latest shoe release

Atlanta's Lil Jon.
Nick Onken

When it comes to Lil Jon, he is going to make sure he shows major love to his birthplace of Atlanta.

Known for big music hits, Lil Jon is once again branching out, but taking Atlanta with him. Lil Jon recently teamed up with the sneaker giant FILA for a sneaker collaboration that is an ode to the city of Atlanta. The pink, red, white and metallic silver Renno colorway sneaker is almost a match made in heaven, as the brand’s acronym is in sync with the hometown motto “Forever I Love Atlanta.” There are a few other ways the new sneaker makes the Atlanta presence known – the ATL native’s catchphrase “AYEEE!” is seen on the forefront of the sneaker, and if you look inside at the insoles, you can see that same catchphrase, along with “ATL” repeatedly written. This sneaker is currently in high demand, as it’s a limited edition.

Lil Jon actually brought in an Atlanta-based artist to help with shirts to be a part of the three-piece collection, Freako Rico. “Freako Rico is a well-respected artist in Atlanta, and it was important to me that we use a local creative to represent my hometown,” Lil Jon said. “His bright and vibrant illustrations and his 90′s design style captured the freshness of the FILA Renno.” The collection includes the sneaker and the t-shirt, which are up for grabs now as well, available in black and white.

This is just the latest of ventures for Lil Jon – who recently teamed up with an Atlanta photographer on one of the latest episodes of his HGTV show, “Lil Jon Wants To Do What?” The show premiered in May.

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If you’re thinking about buying the shoe, you better get to it – there are only a few pairs left. Just know, that you’ll be paying anywhere from $35-$118. Check the sneaker out below!

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