Another day, another magazine cover. In this exclusive first look, Moxie Street partnered up with Under Armour to bring fans of Brandon Jennings a cover story and interview with the future NBA point god. Jennings headlines the 12th Edition of Moxie Street – Urban Media’s Smartest Publication. The issue hits the web worldwide on July 4th and not only features the future NBA star but also Mos Def, Lauren London, Eminem, Megan Fox, Fabolous, Chaz Ortiz and more.

Be sure to check out Moxie Street and the magazine on Independence Day.

Brandon Jennings will be working out with different teams leading up to the NBA Draft on June 25th and will be doing it in his new Under Armour Prototype shoe with his nickname “Young Money” on it. This specific colorway is not expected to be released to the public but a version of the shoe should hit retail stores during Brandon’s rookie season.

Brandon Jennings 5 Favorite Point Guards:

Magic Johnson

Jason Kidd

John Stockton

Steve Nash

Jerry West

Brandon Jennings signed with Under Armour before going to Italy and the company is coming out with his very own personal edition ‘Young Money’ shoe. Don’t expect to be able to find these in stores anytime soon.

Brandon Jenning’s Under Armour site will be launching November 14th, 2008.

The promo ads say:

Never Before. Nobody’s made this choice before. And it’s taking him to a new world. Experience the life of game changer Brandon Jennings. When in Rome.

See his life. See his game. Launching 11.14.08

Brandon Jennings will have some hardware to add to his collection this summer. Jennings, who has been compared to Denver Nuggets guard Allen Iverson, and been called “one of the top 10 players ever” at a school that has produced the likes of Carmelo Anthony, Josh Smith, and Jerry Stackhouse, was named the 2008 Player of the Year on PARADE’s 52nd annual All-America Boys Basketball Team. He set Oak Hill records by averaging 35 points a game and scoring 63 points in in game, adding 6.8 assists and 3.2 steals a game while shooting 53% from the floor and 84% from the foul line.

Photo by Steve Boyle