Salute to master p for those classic Giverny's but lol @ flexing them fukkin wires like that's even part of the trend we're discussing. Y'all really exposing how goofy you are on the subject.Gangsta Boo
Juicy J
La Chat
Also Pimp C
Master P
Both Detroit and Milwaukee just late.
By two decades.
They acting like white hipsters who discovered chopped cheese.
Bro, don’t nobody know what whole hoods are doing because everyone ain’t living everywhere. The people with followers, clout and fame are the face of trends and I think P, Three Six and currently, Quavo when I think Cartier shades, not DetroitSalute to master p for those classic Giverny's but lol @ flexing them fukkin wires like that's even part of the trend we're discussing. Y'all really exposing how goofy you are on the subject.
Find me whole clubs or neighborhoods rocking buffs or woods before detroit. I was getting stunted on at emu trying to flex Versaces and FREDs in 2002 before I got my money up. Nobody got this shyt into the culture like the D.
Do you have pics of an entire hood in these places rocking them.
Focusing on just rappers is misleading.
You not qualified to talk about it thenBro, don’t nobody know what whole hoods are doing because everyone ain’t living everywhere. The people with followers, clout and fame are the face of trends and I think P, Three Six and currently, Quavo when I think Cartier shades, not Detroit
This coming from someone who ain’t even deep into this shyt and on the other side of the country. Us casuals in other sides of the country don’t see Detroit when we see this
Lol, the reality of trends and perception is what the masses roll with, see or are influenced by. E-40 started the shizzle shyt but Snoop is who people think of. It ain’t who started it, it’s who becomes the face of it.You not qualified to talk about it then
Bro, don’t nobody know what whole hoods are doing because everyone ain’t living everywhere. The people with followers, clout and fame are the face of trends and I think P, Three Six and currently, Quavo when I think Cartier shades, not Detroit
This coming from someone who ain’t even deep into this shyt and on the other side of the country. Us casuals in other sides of the country don’t see Detroit when we see this
Cartis were popping in Brooklyn first.
These rappers were poppin 20-25 years ago. I can't post pictures from the hoods of Memphis, Louisiana and Houston because at the time, I was a child in elementary school in an affluent Chicago suburb. But I do remember listening to Three Six and Pimp C in 6th grade and middle school rap about Cartier shades.
And lo and behold, all of these other rappers of the same time period are wearing them
We know rappers take part in trends and inspire them.
Biggie with Coogie Sweaters
Lil Jon with Diamond Encrusted Goblets
I had coogies and goblets and I'm from a Chi burb that resembles Bronxville in your area.
If all of these rappers from the south are all rocking Cartier frames, it most likely was a trend.
Now if you want to know if regular nikkas in Memphis, Nola, and Houston were rocking Cartis (which is what they called them back then), then you need to ask folks from them cities.
Rednecks do, all that cheap ass beer they make in MilwaukeeThis fat funky ass nikka even tries to talk like us. His entire accent and vernacular is of Southeastern Michigan.
No one gives two fukks about a Milwaukee.
They still make buffalo horn in their 2022 catalogMost of these nikkaz don't know that buffs mean buffalo horn and think just having white frames mean you got on buffs lmao
they don't even make the buffalo horn anywhere that's the funny part, so a lot of nikkaz is fronting even muthafukkaz from Detroit with fake ass glasses
thinking they maserati rick and shyt lmao
This is not really true.Bro, don’t nobody know what whole hoods are doing because everyone ain’t living everywhere. The people with followers, clout and fame are the face of trends and I think P, Three Six and currently, Quavo when I think Cartier shades, not Detroit
This coming from someone who ain’t even deep into this shyt and on the other side of the country. Us casuals in other sides of the country don’t see Detroit when we see this