Everything You Need To Get Into Formation For The 'Black Panther' Premiere
We already know Marvel's Black Panther is going to be lit AF! It's already being dubbed as 2018's most highly anticipated film, so why not hype yourself up even more?
Here's dope merch, (free) art, and tunes any superfan should get into. Not to mention they're all Black AF, just like the blockbuster itself:
Her Universe Marvel Black Panther Windbreaker ($48)
Marvel x BoxLunch have released an entire exclusive Black Panther collection featuring men and women’s modern streetwear, including this windbreaker.
The jacket is on sale right now for $48, which translates to four meals donated to Feeding America, part of BoxLunch’s initiative to help end domestic hunger.
Black Panther: The Album ($10, Stream Now On All Major Music Platforms)
Curated by Kendrick Lamar and his label head, Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith, the soundtrack features new music from the rapper, including the previously released “All The Stars,” “King’s Dead,” and “Pray For Me” — and appearances from a long list of top artists including SZA, ScHoolboy Q, 2 Chainz, Future, the Weeknd, Vince Staples, Khalid, Swae Lee, Ab-Soul, Jay Rock, Travis Scott and more.
BLACK PANTHER KIMOYO BRACELET ($30)
"Kimoyo" is Bantu for "of the Spirit." Real BP super fans know Kimoyo Beads are pieces of advanced communication technology adapted by the Wakandans from vibranium.
The bracelet features black glass beads with silver Wakandan glyphs and a single glow-in-the-dark “Prime Bead.” You can find this and more Black Panther jewelry at RockLove.com.
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Marvel Comics' 'The Hip Hop Covers' Featuring Tribute to Jay-Z's 'Black Album' ($12)
Hip-hop and comic books intersect with Marvel’s ongoing series that transposes characters onto iconic rap album covers.
Black Panther Movie Poster (FREE from Fandango)
Who doesn’t like free sh*t? When you purchase your Black Panther movie ticket on Fandango.com you get this exclusive artwork free (+ shipping). This previously unreleased poster was created by renowned Black artist Jon Moody.