Is Lil Baby bringing back AVIREX Coats? Lil Baby Reignites the AVIREX Coat Flame in HipHop Fashion
AVIREX coats were once a staple in HipHop in the late 90’s, but as with all trends they all but disappeared over the years. However, it appears Lil Baby is bringing back AVIREX coats in bold way.
In a new viral Instagram video Lil Baby reignited the AVIREX coat flame. He captioned his video saying “I’m flyer than everybody. Helicopter in the middle of the hood. I’m firing at everybody“. It sounds like a slogan for AVIREX commercial.

Lil Baby carries himself in an old school way, so it’s no surprise to see him decked out in an AVIREX coat. For us the first thing we thought of was Kawhi Leonard rocking his Canada Goose jacket during his Raptors tenure.
Lil Baby continues to prove he is worthy of being called a living legend. Who knows maybe an AVIREX x Lil Baby collaboration is on the horizon.
Author: JordanThrilla
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