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WHAT   INSPIRED   ME   INTO CREATING   YORKS PASSION Co.?

Born in Jamaica Queens but raised in a Muslim community in Brooklyn, Abdullah Thomas has always had a business mentality.With an intelligent Mother who earned a living by selling Baked Lasagna, Sliced Cake, Banana Pudding and Cold Beverages taught him the value of money. Abdullah and his Sister eventually followed the business mentally by selling Hair Barrettes, Accessories, and Action Figures. 

Reuniting with Abdullah’s father his family decided to move down south to Georgia, where he had the opportunity to build a relationship with his father. Later finding out he was a lead Singer in a Band he started called Passion.  With a profound Music Legacy in the early 80's late 90's, and also known as "THE MAN BEHIND THE MUSIC".   Knowing this incredible information about his father is what inspired the Passion Logo. This is off of his roll and rock vinyls cover and fuss it with modern urban fashion.

Abdullah’s Passion include:  Fashion; Music, Photography, Design, Graphics and Arts, which lead me to creating Yorks Passion. 
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“Let Your Beating Drum, The Instrument Of Life, The Frequency And Vibration Energy, Lead You And Guide You Into, Ultimate Freedom." Abdullah A. Thomas (YORK) 

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