The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star 70s Hi Spencer McMullen is an iteration of the classic Chuck Taylor 70 by Jacksonville-born artist Spencer McMullen.

A product of the occasional partnership between Tyler, The Creator and Converse, this shoe features a canvas upper highlighted with a series of hand-drawn characters, metallic silver eyelets, and white laces. The upper for Spencer McMullen Converse Chuck Taylor All Star 70s Hi sits atop a white rubber midsole contrasted by pinstripes in red and blue and a Gum rubber outsole vulcanized for increased durability and underfoot traction. Branding-wise, it boasts two Converse Chuck Taylor All Star logos. One is on a leather patch on the medial side, while the other is in rubber branding at the midsole's heel.

What we find most interesting about the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star 70s Hi Spencer McMullen is its graphic-filled upper. The graphics, which include a Caucasian woman seated next to an African-American woman, Big One and The End lettering, three male figures hanging from eyelets, and three well-drawn Caucasian males, make this shoe, released on the 23rd of April, 2020, for $100, stand out.