I never thought I'd be able to say this, but pale scrawny pen-flinger from Hinckley and LUDACRIS - ridiculous southern-raised rapper responsible for some of the most banging tunes in our hip-hop section - are in the book together. What? Along with designers, assorted semi-luminaries and New Era staff, turns out he drew on a hat as well. Who'da thunk it?
Now he seems to be looking a bit calmer and more grown-up these days (and less interesting - look how Busta Rhymes metamorphosised), but I like to think of him looking like this:

Anyway. Here's my hat that I drew on, in the book:

Here's the hat Ludacris drew on (it's all hardcore embroidery):

and here's the cover:

See the whole collection of hats here.
My blurb (slightly edited by New Era).
More Ludacris.
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