Street Superior and the Soley Grail
If you didn't manage to catch the finalists of the Street Superior Soley Grail in action at the festival, check out the hashtag #SSFsoleygrail on Instagram—we've got our eyes on more than just a few talents in the making.
Following a round of judging which took place on the final day of the festival, (name of winner?) took home the highly coveted $1,000 cash prize, and the opportunity to showcase and sell their very own custom sneaker capsule at regional sneaker festivals. Kudos to all our participants!
Lucky Draw
We’re proud to say that we pulled off The Most Superior Lucky Draw of All Time, and gave away $50,000 worth of prizes this year. We might already be cooking something up for out next Lucky Draw, so stay tuned…
Copper Dog Whisky X Street Superior Limited Edition Series
In a one of a kind collaboration between Copper Dog Whisky and Street Superior, local artist Russell Ong aka Lonerslugs left his mark on 100 limited edition bottles. Each urban art and graffiti-inspired bottle was embedded with a VeChain chip for proof of authenticity, and could be scanned to reveal the artistry behind it—as well as a pair of custom sneakers by Chase Shiel for one lucky winner.
Want a bottle of your own? We have a few of this limited run still available at $128.
Superior Hunt
Happening throughout the Somerset precinct was our very own Superior Hunt, a 2-day quest that saw festival-goers strap their best kicks on to search for hints and complete quests, revealing the ultimate prize to remember.
Barbie 60th Anniversary
It was a birthday bash to remember for Barbie, who commemorated her 60th anniversary by teaming up with the Singapore Tourism Board and local design talents to present 60 customised outfits for the occasion. Featuring 18 homegrown designers, the outfits celebrated their boundless imagination, while paying homage to various aspects of life in Singapore.
Esports FIFA Rally
*SCAPE esports FIFA Community invaded Street Superior this year with a free play session. Gamers played against some of Singapore's best Pro FIFA players in the tournament.
The Good Burger
Kudos to the good people behind The Good Burger Food Truck, who kept up a hearty stream of plant-based Impossible "meat" burgers to fuel all of our sneaker-collecting and merch-purchasing efforts. How else would we have carried home our haul of kicks and treats?
Marquee
This year's party continued way beyond *SCAPE and into the Official Street Superior After Party at Marquee, where EDM DJ Nick Martin delivered his blend of sick tunes through the night. Back on the Festival grounds, resident DJ FVDER of Marquee worked the main stage, while the rest of us raced to pick up some coveted (and free!) Marquee merchandise at the Marquee Vending Machine.
YOYO
What better way to hone our yoyo skills than to watch the best in action? Over the weekend, we got our fill of sick tricks and tips from the stellar lineup of homegrown yoyo masters, who battled it out to be crowned SHOWCASE champion. OG master Hiroyuki Suzuki also showed us how it's done with his mindblowing freestyle performances.
Dance
From dynamic duo ScRach MarcS came a series of dance competitions, where homegrown dance communities took their turn in the spotlight with their choicest moves and slickest grooves. Some of us might have dropped by dance studio O School after for a bit of extra practice.
DJs
Our favourite musicians Vinyl Heavy, DJ Deon, DJ Kim Wong, Rocky Chan, Sobs, Forests, Samyfoo (Powder Social Club), Guided Meditation, Spook Sport and Deonasaurus came through as usual, taking over the decks with genres ranging from EDM to House.
Supreme Skate Deck Showcase
Supreme stans got their dose of inspiration from a wall of skate decks from the brand—245 of them, to be exact. Just three short of the full set that Supreme is known to have released between 1998 and 2018, the collection belongs to Singaporean Benjamin Tan, who gave us peek into his jaw-dropping collection.
Comprising rarely seen collaborative grails with contemporary artists such as Damien Hirst, Kaws, Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami, George Condo, Ryan McGuinness and iconic pieces from “The Last Supper” sets, those in the know would also have spotted the Louis Vuitton x Supreme official skate decks sitting alongside their controversial bootleg predecessors.
Artists
Attendees got to witness graffiti art created in real time across the festival grounds, as artists @Has.sic7, @BoonBaked , @kurose_tattoo , @Shen3_ , @Song.rscls, @RushRubin, @zincnitecrew and @DPLMT_ rallied together to create some seriously amped up walls in their trademark styles.
