MullensMafia

[ammofan]

http://dieboltdesigns.com/2012/01/07/mullensmafia-design/

http://dieboltdesigns.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/mullensmafiarelease.png

Working with Byron to get some shirts made too...

[Marvel]

Excuse my dumbness, but what's the connection to The Mafia? Is he Italian?

[ammofan]

Excuse my dumbness, but what's the connection to The Mafia? Is he Italian?

No connection lol. There were some signs at the game last night and it stirred up this #MullensMafia stuff on Twitter.

By the way I got the approval from Byron via Twitter:

"@jessediebolt thanks thats sick!!!!"
"@jessediebolt we need to get those on t-shirts ASAP!"

[Marvel]

That's actually a cool design, make it yourself?

[ammofan]

That's actually a cool design, make it yourself?

Yes I did. Thanks.

[Brad]

My friend Eric and I had tickets to the Bobcats game last night. Hours before the game, Byron Mullens tweeted and asked if anyone had a #22 jersey and was wearing it to the game. Since I didn’t have one — and I didn’t have the money to buy one — I made a big sign with “#MullensMafia” on it to show him some support.

Mullens tweeted that he was creating a contest to give away a jersey to whomever would show him the most support.

I took a gamble with that term. I’d seen Will (@theKurb) create the hastag #panthersmafia this summer when referring to support of the Panthers and Charles Johnson, so “Mullens Mafia” had aliteration and seemed to fit the cause.

What I’d hoped was that we’d get on the big screen in the arena and maybe get a few people to use the hashtag on twitter, and perhaps get Byron to see it as a sign of support as well. He saw the sign — which he acknowledged through twitter later that evening — and we were not only on the big screen once, but THREE times that night.

Since then, Byron has started using the hashtag, people are buying into the concept, and we’re doing some fun things here in Charlotte through social media.

[superb1]

My friend Eric and I had tickets to the Bobcats game last night. Hours before the game, Byron Mullens tweeted and asked if anyone had a #22 jersey and was wearing it to the game. Since I didn’t have one — and I didn’t have the money to buy one — I made a big sign with “#MullensMafia” on it to show him some support.

Mullens tweeted that he was creating a contest to give away a jersey to whomever would show him the most support.


I took a gamble with that term. I’d seen Will (@theKurb) create the hastag #panthersmafia this summer when referring to support of the Panthers and Charles Johnson, so “Mullens Mafia” had aliteration and seemed to fit the cause.

What I’d hoped was that we’d get on the big screen in the arena and maybe get a few people to use the hashtag on twitter, and perhaps get Byron to see it as a sign of support as well. He saw the sign — which he acknowledged through twitter later that evening — and we were not only on the big screen once, but THREE times that night.

Since then, Byron has started using the hashtag, people are buying into the concept, and we’re doing some fun things here in Charlotte through social media.

Hey Congrats, if you didn't get the jersey, I hope you do.

[ziggy]

Very nice Jessie,

I love it!

[dnbman]

Any chance you can make a flattened version suitable for signatures?

[Dcarnys]

Thats pretty sick, just sayin.

[Toocool]

Sick pic there ammo.
Looks pretty bawss, he's playing like one too.

[ammofan]

There will be shirts available very soon for the Mullens Mafia.

[ALong13]

Mullens made a comment today on Bobcats.com interview with Scott Laurer about MullensMafia. This has grown huge, and he was talking about trying to get shirts soon and selling them with proceeds going to charity.

[Black]

That's awesome. Available on t-shirts?

[ammofan]

That's awesome. Available on t-shirts?

Soon!!!......stay tuned

[spectre]

Late to the party...but I agree that design is sick Ammofan. Well done!

[Plowright]

Yer i have seen this whole Mulling Mafia thing growing. Great work. Cool design as well Ammo! I think Mullins is loving having fans actually rooting for him and knowing him. I think before he has always been an after thought in OKC

[StakJak]

Great job! Reminds me of the Italian following of James Franko at the Steeler games.