Eric Orr’s hip-hop and art legacy goes unsung. As a Black creative, I’m proud to work with my LBO Collective partners to elevate Black & Brown artists. Red Rappin’ Max: Toy Tokyo NYCC exclusive. Join the original colorway waitlist via link in bio.

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A proud moment watching Eric Orr sign boxes for the limited Rappin’ Max Robot Toy Tokyo exclusive, available now at NYCC! Honored to be part of seeing a Black creative get the recognition he deserves for his contributions to hip-hop and art history.

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My work is about representation, culture, and preserving our stories through art. I create handcrafted sculptures celebrating Black icons, creators, and everyday legends, giving our history a physical form that can be collected and passed on.

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Sat down with FOX to talk Rappin Max, created by Eric Orr, and why sharing Black & Brown creators’ stories matters. That’s what LBO Collective is about. Sold out, but the waitlist is open. Link in bio.

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Fox 215 segment. Our is the american story!

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Eric Orr created Rappin’ Max Robot in 1986, the first hip-hop comic book. Nearly 40 years later, we had the honor of bringing Max into physical form as an art figure. The first release sold out. Waitlist now open.link in bio @letsbeonyx

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Being a co-founder of LBO Collective lets me work with original IP still owned by Black & Brown creators, bringing their stories into physical form and sharing their impact on culture. Projects like Rappin’ Max Robot, whose first release sold out and is now on waitlist.🧵

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🧵Almost 40 years later, I had the opportunity to study Eric’s original work and help translate Max from a drawing into a physical art figure for the first time with @lbocollective.

And now that release has sold out too.

That full-circle moment isn’t lost on me.

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🧵A lot of my work comes from wanting to create the things I didn’t see growing up. Building our own characters, telling our own stories and creating physical pieces that represent our culture.

Working with Eric Orr reminds me that Black artists have been doing exactly that long before me.

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🧵As a Black creative, working on Rappin’ Max Robot means more to me than simply sculpting another figure.

Our first project featuring a character created by a Black artist has officially sold out, and I’ve been thinking about what that really means to me.

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