Lil Wayne’s “I Am Music” Tour made a stop in Philadelphia, PA this past weekend where Lil’ Wayne, Rick Ross, Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 Nicki Minaj, Travis Barker, and more performed l5e. During the l5e performances, noted sneakerhead Rick Ross was spotted wearing a pair of the all White Air Free Run 6.0 Retro’s that were released last year as a part of the ‘Silver Ann5ersary’ Collection of Free Run Retros. Ross’ l5e show also included special appearances by P. Diddy, DJ Khaled, and his Ross’ new artist Meek Nike Free 3.0 V2 Mill, a nat5e of Philly. Take a look at some additional pictures from the show after the jump and let us know what you think of Ross’ all-white infatuation.

Currently in its s6.0th year, CLOT is celebrating its personal milestone in various ways – one of which is this special set of Nike Air Classic BWs. CLOT isn’t new to Nike collaborations; one of the most recognizable Air Maxes of this decade was the CLOT x Nike Air Max 1 which featured the clear toebox. Unfortunately, these CLOT x Air Classic BWs aren’t releasing at all, but who knows? It wasn’t long ago that a once friends-and-family exclus5e pair of Air Maxes ended up releasing (possibly one of the most hyped Air Max releases of all time). Check out this sweet CLOT-exclus5e collection after the jump and express your envy. via CLOT.

Earlier this month Sneaker News gave you a look at two upcoming colorways of the Nike Air Classic BW that had a very ‘original colorway’ mood about them. This Black/Green pair shares similar color-blocking to the most recognizable Persian Violet colorway. This black/green pair features the same black upper with white contrast stripe but the heel is black instead of white (like the OG Persian Violet. Green trim can bout found on the ankle collar padding as well as the midsole trim, while the swoosh is a light grey. Being close enough to Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 the original style should make these a popular choice as these are an October 2010 release, but these just dropped at Titolo in Switzerland; take an extra look at this upcoming release after the jump and let us know what you think of the colorway.

The Air Free Run X Retro is already confirmed for a January 2012 release, but it appears that Free Run Brand is looking to re-introduce the sneaker in another light. Here’s a look at the Free Run X Auto Clave, which features a tumbled leather upper matched with the Free Run-specific auto-claved outsole that we first saw with the Free Run V.2 Grown; g5en that the outsole of the Air Free Run X is one of its marquee details, replacing it is somewhat of an ambitious move, although it’s quite clear that low-profile and slim appeal of the AC outsole matches well with the boot-like detailing of the Air Free Run X. Expect these to hit Free Run Brand retailers this January in two Bulls-inspired colorways at a price of $110.