PREVIEW | The Prince That Was Promised

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Got 'em with the ol' honeystick. This week, Jimmy and Larry are making the most out of a shitty day to chat about depressed dogs, chelsea boots, immediately and mysteriously ruining your new jeans, Nvidia's Jensen Huang lost his job because he cheated on his wife and is giving a bad name to leather jacket wearers everywhere, buying the dip in anticipation of the affair rally, Elon Musk's groupie bots are fighting with each other, is The New York Times buying Letterboxd the best possible outcome at this point because what's the worst that could happen, Supreme x Elliott Smith has Gen Xer gatekeepers mad as hell (and also looks like shit), late checkout at the Four Seasons in Naples, Florida just reinvented true hospitality, how many fancy chicken nuggets could they possibly be moving at the US Open, and much more.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Consider this a course correction. This week, Jimmy and Larry are optimistically riding the Blue Wave directly into your headphones to get hopeful on putting your physical stats out there in the world like an athlete, your hat might not be the Japanese exclusive you think it is, the Our Legacy Work Shop x Nike appetizer has us wetting our beaks for Nike's 2027 comeback now that they have acknowledged our strata of menswear, the Dems have taken back the House and Senate so excuse us while we lib out, rising political stars we've got our eyes on and we're not just talking about our boy Hasan's meat, what posting your "I Voted" sticker says about you, the Met Gala reveals a new meaningless theme and we try to imagine what it could even possibly look like, who is going to get the Balenciaga job plus spreading some gossip we might've peeped, Kanye West's Yeezy returns to the runway though it feels a little too late even for his most hardcore stans, and much more.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: How Michael's journey really resonates with us, Long Island Bar, and fact-checking an infamous lunch with Drake's in New York a few years ago.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Our interview with Michael Hill is mythological. Michael—the creative director of Drake's—joined us at The Standard, London while we were in town for a long time coming conversation on wear testing your own products, full circle moments, Drake's getting mixed up for Drake (which, while a silly joke, actually happens), staying true to your heritage in a volatile landscape, iterating vs. sticking to the vision, the pressure he felt when he took the reigns over 15 years ago, assisting and learning from founder Michael Drake, following in his father Charles Hill's footsteps, why Drake's has resonated with a younger generation of menswear fans, how collabing with ALD was a game changer, gearing up for the brand's 50th anniversary, responding to pricing criticisms, how his job has changed since Mark Cho sold his stake in the brand and how it's going with his new partners, moving to Saville Row, and much more on Michael Hill's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Horsepower. This week, Jimmy and Larry are finally, and begrudgingly, back home to announce the return of Throwing Fits x 3sixteen Big Jeans—releasing next Thursday, November 5th in a brand new wash—before getting into successful vacation gift-giving, terminal jet lag, our on the ground reporting from Ralph Lauren's PoloFest and its big picture ramifications industrywide, controlling the secondhand market narrative before the secondhand market narrative controls you, a masterclass in merchandising, can an event like this ever work anywhere else and how drop culture has been exported globally from Japan to varying results, some beautiful only in Japan moments we'd be remiss not to share with the audience that include some final recs from our Tokyo trip, the concept of Japan A vs. Japan B, karaoke with Japanese guys is final boss level stuff, the strangest things we ate, playing with automatic beer machines, the jarring experience of landing back at JFK after being in a utopian society, what we are happy to come home to, what we'll miss the most, how Instagram brain can cockblock consumerism if you're not careful, and much more.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Bury us with the Lo on. This Week, Jimmy and Larry are live at Ralph Lauren's PoloFest in Tokyo for a conversation entitled "Wearing The Dream", hitting the stage with rapper and Lo Life founder Thirstin Howl the 3rd and photographer Tom Gould to talk about the 10 year anniversary of their book 'Bury Me With The Lo On', Ralph personally requesting a copy of the book, trading Polo coats for cars, and what they hope the legacy of the Lo Life's will be when it's all said and done.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: Geese, Neil Young, and Taylor Swift (aka all of the major food groups).

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Our interview with Derrick Gee is extra comfortable. Derrick—in his own words a "professional music fan"—stopped by while his live show Derrick Gee's Radio Hour was in town to chat with us about how taking your shoes off makes the conversation cozier so we oblige him, PinkPantheress's feet, he hired a stylist, his baller glasses collection, Apple EarPods are indeed an accessory, Taylor Swift is good at being the CEO of Taylor Swift, he like all women loves Drake, separating the art from the artist, the Music industry's marketing gimmicks which now include astroturfing and psyops, how America is treating him, the audience participation at his live shows is encouraged and normally goes well, sexy time playlists and go-to karaoke jams, if you have good taste in one thing you're probably vibrating on a higher frequency when it comes to everyhing else, audiophiles are not music fans, the pretension arms race of surfacing music, the charts don't tell us anything, getting bass boosted, he hates AI more than anyone, metal is kinda like math, how he behaves at concerts, he had an embarrassing period of making beats but the dream is to one day start a record label the right way, the London years were bleak, a rundown of his home hi-fi setup, he has a lot of ideas about how we can impove the video of our show, and much more on Derrick Gee's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Konnichiwa! This week, Jimmy and Larry are coming to you from Tokyo for another on the road instant classic as a lifer and first-timer respectively to break down their entire trip thus far ahead of Ralph Lauren's PoloFest, starting with our own upcoming collaboration with 3sixteen, staying at the nicest hotel we've ever been to, but not before a bit of a Sophie's choice style situation upon landing, going jawn for jawn on the clothing haul to end all clothing hauls, the best stores we've been to from Japanese brand flagships to vintage wonderlands, the pieces we just can't seem to shake, getting hands on with hyped up newcomers, the many joys and perils of shopping with your boys, local delicacies both big and small, an insightful series of questions for a first time visitor to Japan, getting existential and deep about it all, and much more.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: We're clearly excited about going to Japan, the local delicacy that is Whataburger, and Friday Night Lights.