With the Nike Galaxy Foamposites dropping today, former NBA star Penny Hardaway called The Breakfast Club this morning on Power 105.1 to speak on his signature kicks. All across the country, the shoe has sent sneaker heads into a frenzy. While some have camped out outside stores, one ass-hat even offered to sell his car. Remember people: They’re just a pair of sneakers.
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