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Lil Yachty teases an unreleased Concrete Boys x Nike Air Force 1 Mid in highlighter blue

tlanta rapper Lil Yachty has shared a first look at an unreleased Concrete Boys x Nike Air Force 1 Mid. The pair lines its upper panels in a highlighter-like light blue and outlines the Swoosh in orange. No release date or price has been announced.

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Unreleased Concrete Boys x Nike Air Force 1 Mid with light blue panel edges and orange-outlined Swoosh
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Unreleased Concrete Boys x Nike Air Force 1 Mid with light blue panel edges and orange-outlined Swoosh (image 2 of 2)
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Lil Yachty has teased a new, unreleased colourway of the Concrete Boys x Nike Air Force 1 Mid, the latest pair from his ongoing partnership with the Swoosh. The first look was posted on social media by @lilnonsen5e, with an Instagram caption that read "i gave nike a million reasons why."

What the unreleased Concrete Boys x Nike Air Force 1 Mid looks like

The images show the mid-top silhouette with its upper panels lined in a light blue that recalls a highlighter marker. The Swoosh gets a sharp orange outline for contrast, and the Concrete Boys emblem on the heel comes in solid orange.

Lil Yachty and Nike so far

The pair adds to a growing archive of Air Force 1 designs from the Atlanta artist and Nike. Earlier releases from Lil Yachty and the brand include a white-based first Air Force 1 and the "Lucky Green" version.

Nike has not announced a release date or price for the new colourway, and it is not confirmed whether it will release at all.

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