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Busta Rhymes Will Take Home This Year’s EMA Global Icon Award! Let’s Look Back at His Amazing Sneaker Picks Over the Years

ByPhil Collins

Nov 8, 2024

It’s almost that time of year again when we gather round the TV to celebrate the best in music. This year’s MTV European Music Awards are back and this time they are going to be bringing their iconic show to Manchester’s Co-Op Live Arena. One of the most notable awards in the entire nominations list is of course their Global Icon Award.

In today’s article, we couldn’t pass up this opportunity to celebrate Busta Rhymes’ mark on the music industry and of course his incredible fashion style. So, without further ado, let’s begin this exciting article.

The MTV EMA Global Icon Award has been won by a series of legendary musicians and bands. From Queen to Ozzy Ozbourne, there have been so many huge names that have collected the award, and it is almost time to add Busta Rhymes to that list.

As well as providing some huge hits like I Know What You Want and of course featuring on the hit single, Don’t Cha by The Pussycat Dolls, Busta Rhymes is known for his impeccable wardrobe.

Last year, Busta Rhymes featured in a YouTube video where he went shopping for sneakers. From Nike to Air Jordan, there were some majorly iconic sneakers showcased in the video. As well as discussing sneakers, he shares a series of anecdotes from his time in the industry so far, from Giggs to Pharrell, his timeline is impressive!

Here are some of our top favourite sneakers that Busta pointed out during the video:

  • Nike MAG ‘Back to the Future’ 2016
  • Air Jordan 1 Retro High Off-White in the Chicago Colourway
  • Air Jordan 4 Retro Men in the Laser Black Colourway
  • Air Jordan 1 Retro High J Balvin Collab in the Multicolour Canvas Colourway
  • Air Jordan 11 Retro in the Concord Colourway
  • Air Jordan 6 Retro in the Wheat Colourway

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