Daymond John Speaks About the Downfall of FUBU 

Our culture determines what's hot and was not. So it's the culture the reason why FUBU went downhill. We're our own worst enemy. But we'll continue to support other cultures such as Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Versace, etc

Damn use to have a Fubu jersey in middle school by high school you’d get flame having one

In a book he co-authored, The Brand Within, John explained that one of the major factors that led to the company’s demise is that they had too much product. “Once you hit mark-down bins, it’s tough to climb out, because you’ve lost the sense that your clothes are fresh and vibrant,” he writes.

After 24 years, Bought my first pair of FuBu sneakers 👟 in Walmart because because I now value the brand much more than I did as a teen.

Fubu had such a great run. Honestly I miss it. It can make a comeback. The designers were so dope. ❤ Just mix some of that retro with today’s style.

I'm Glad Daymond is doing well and he did not let the end of FUBU stop him. There is so much truth to the access of information that we do have, but its up to us to focus on useful information and apply it versus consuming useless info every day.

FUBU was hott when I was a shorty. If you had a 05 FUBU football jersey with some matching Mikes you was in. 😂 I think FUBU needed some different designers that had more innovative ideas. The Fat Albert stuff was the end of the brand imo.

FUBU was and still is dope!! We need to bring it back frfr.

Just purchased a FUBU hat.

FUBU released the compilation album The Good Life on September 25, 2001 which featured the likes of LL Cool J, Nate Dogg, and Keith Murray. It lost the company an estimated $5 million USD. “We didn’t know our numbers, we didn’t look at our numbers, we were spending money like drunken sailors, we were getting caught up,” John told Fast Company. “What was the reason we were doing it? Did we get exposure? Yes, but from the business model, we died.”

Daymond is the truth!

I still have a woman's dark demin tuxedo set trimmed in black satin that I pull out every now and than and everyone wants to know where I got it.

Dropping gems

I honestly thought he sold it a long time ago and that's why it stopped being popular... Like Sean Jean or Roc A Wear... Might go get a bunch of fubu stuff now lol

You're going see ppl wearing FUBU from this interview

good segment!

Thanks Daymond❤❤❤

I love Fubu ! I always wanted one every thing of FUBU

Love it

Daymond is a true hustler

Moral of the story, black folks support your own first, sometimes you have to shop with other folks bevause we might not have it, but if we have it & you can afford it, shop black nigga, its not rocket science & lets circulate that black dollar around & we can build communities again instead of living in neighborhoods with no light at the end of the tunnel. We can go in black communities again & support & ask for jobs/employment 😊

We really do have a hard time supporting our own. Daymond didn’t want to say it because it’s cliche but it is true.

I was with FUBU until the Fat Albert thing I was like yeah I’m out

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At 10:00, I worked in financial services 15 years where I was licensed to sell stocks and everything under the sun. Daymond didn't explain "margin" correctly. In stock market terms the word margin means credit. Every stock market brokerage house is a bank. Buying on the margin means the bank loaned you money to buy stock using the stock as collateral. There are 2 problems with buying on margin: 1) you must repay the loan with interest; and 2) if the stock you bought on credit drops below a certain value you will receive a "margin call". In a margin call, you have to deposit enough cash to bring your account back above a certain value in a certain amount of time or you will LOSE ownership of the stock or your collateral. However, you will still have to repay the loan.

FUBU sale will increase due to this interview 💪🏾

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Kodak black had a fubu jersey on in his video usian boo

@6:47. Don't let this go over your heads.

i bought a hard pair of fubu shoes from walmart. from a distance everyone thought i had j's on.

Fubu declined when the polo era and the designer era took over. Fubu dominated during the streetwear era, but they should have created a line that changed with the times. Fubu wasn't the only one, Rocawear, Paco, Phat Farm, Enyce and other big players in the baggy street wear era all failed to adapt.

Fubu didnt change bc black culture change constantly when the baggy area was over then fubu was over they should have revamp the line. That fat albert collection was crazy

Mines Well bring It back out in America Cause You Can, Who Gonna Tell You, You Can't Do WHAT

Someone is going to do an Earn Your Leisure downfall soon.

They will live without your $5,000 lol 😊

Funny how this guy talking like this and is married to a.... nevermind...

yeezy fubu🤔

I never rock with it give me phat farm or Rocawear