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Kanye West's Boston Pop-up Store Opened Friday, and the Lines Were Insane
Apparently, people were camping out for Boston's Pablo Store.
Boston, MA — Kanye West's temporary "Pablo" clothing store debuted Friday in Boston and closes Sunday, or whenever it sells out. Based on the lines we're seeing, it could well be the latter — and soon.
The rapper and producer turned fashion designer/rapper/producer announced Boston as one of 21 worldwide locations for the "Life of Pablo" fashion line's pop-up shop in a tweet this week.
Even before it opened at 899 Boylston St. Friday morning, the lines were already monstrous.
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A long line of people, waiting for opening of Pablo, Kanye West's popup clothing store. pic.twitter.com/KIjcgLnYzu
— Carl Stevens (@carlwbz) August 19, 2016
Activate the alleys. https://t.co/G45geUCsPp
— Jonathan Fertig, AIA (@rightlegpegged) August 19, 2016
At 8:30 around a hundred people wait in line for the opening of the Kanye West pop-up store on Boylston Street pic.twitter.com/aboE8PGvAn
— Carl Stevens (@carlwbz) August 19, 2016
According to several tweets, people were even camping out to get a spot:
People camping out for the 'Life of Pablo' merch. In Boston. The store is open ALL weekend. This is unnecessary. pic.twitter.com/45kAWWA5s5
— Jorje Salvatore (@georgiewolf_) August 19, 2016
It's not even midnight & a line has formed outside 899 Boylston for a @KanyeWest pop up Pablo store opening at 10am. pic.twitter.com/80G3U940N6
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) August 19, 2016
Just wait 'til West brings his St. Pablo tour to Boston's TD Garden. (That's September 3, in case you need to prep your tent and sleeping bag.)
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>> Photo by David Shankbone, via Flickr/Creative Commons (part of a public art project, 100 People I Photographed for the Creative Commons)
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