Failing Upwards

Pardon My Take's PFT Commenter joins FU to talk realizing he's poor, what pop punk he's Fuckin With, and breaks down his personal style of head-to-toe free gear

GQ's Mark Anthony Green returns to FU for Pt II to talk the time he got a fit off at Target, his Mr. Rushmore of directors, and his true feelings on the new golden era of GQ.

Jeremy Kirkland joins FU to talk cool dad drip, finessing free business trips, and break down the difference between class and swag.

Shoppe Object founder and OG pod-mom Minya Quirk joins FU to talk fuccboi decor, discovering The Boys, and ranks the best and worst brand clients.

Bon Appétit's Alex Delany returns for part 2 to talk first dates, his death row meal, and how a gourmet jawnz enthusiast likes to spend his money.

Bon Appetit's Alex Delany joins FU to talk day-after-drinking shits, the best pizza in New York, and how he's navigated the worlds of both jawnz and food.

Brendan B. Brown of Wheatus joins FU to talk touring across the world, being covered by fellow stars, and writing a global smash born out of Satanic violence.

Bare Knuckles' Jacob Keller joins FU to talk being the OG hypebeast YouTuber, getting toasted on "Fashion Bros!," digging the crates for vintage gear, and spills on his inspo as a designer.

SOSUPERSAM joins FU to talk throwing food into the crowd at her DJ sets, life as an independent artist, and her time as a back-up dancer to the stars.

Jimmy Gorecki joins FU to talk working for Pharrell while skating for Ice Cream, moving to the swagless hub that is LA, and setting trends with JSP and Standard Issue

Rob McMillen joins FU to talk barbershop etiquette, dubbing huge celebs for walk-in hair cuts, and his journey to opening one of New York City's best barbershops.

Emily Oberg joins FU to talk butt health, pivoting from media to art direction, and gives foundational fashion advice for fuccbois worldwide.

Corey Stokes joins FU to talk about styling the world’s biggest celebs, foundational advice for swagless homies, and takes us behind the scenes of the fashion world.

The Chicks In The Office join FU to spill on who's Barstool’s most swagless homie, interoffice romance and recount their journey to becoming media superstars.

Supreme Leader Eric Whiteback hits the stu to talk potentially fucking a Supreme fleshlight with Fail Gang favorite Jourdyn Berry on the 1's and 2's.

Casablanca's Charaf Tajer joins FU to talk about being a lifestyle icon, the key to a life of luxury, and casting his favorite rappers.

Dennis Todisco joins FU to talk being a jawnz enthusiast in swagless San Francisco, birthing the one of the biggest online jawnz communities, and spills on what makes a winning #OutfitGrid

Genius’ Chief Chune Officer Bfred has an insane top 5 dead or alive, reflects on Soulja Boy’s infamous debut album, and talks about being in the Nike family from day one.

Jawn Architect and Conceptual Artist Nicole McLaughlin jumps on FU to talk sexism in streetwear, breakdown her rise to sneaker stardom, and spill on her creative process.

‪FU is back with the head huncho of Concepts New York, Bahr Brown‬. Bahr spills on how he acquired over 1,200 pairs of kicks, how to tastefully rock Supreme, and names his top 5 favorite rappers.

The boys are back in town for some brazy banter about big screen blockbusters, tired trends, and summer slappers

The New Yorker’s Naomi Fry talks being mobbed by the Ben Affleck hive, her friendship with John Mayer, and being the official OG Fuccmom.

Summer House's Kyle Cooke spills the twisted tea on what cast members are snakes, building an alcoholic beverage empire, and having sex on national TV.

A&R To The Stars Dro Grindstein talks working with certified A-listers like Eminem, Nate Dogg, and Action Bronson on this smoked out blassic of The Only Podcast That Matters™

Can you believe that a podcast nobody listens to has just logged its 100th episode? Neither can we! This week we’re joined by Our Legacy’s Jockum Hallin to talk about running one of FU’s favorite brands of all time, the art of the understated drip and what it’s like kitting out the biggest names in rap, from Jay-Z to Drake.