These are not, and never were streetwear.... It was literally clothing for burnt out white dudes from the 80's who thought they still had it...and hip hop just adopted it during it's "rock star" era...then quickly bushed it.
Nobody wants to really address that a huge part of marketing your brand should not be shaming people into buying your brand....nor should you try to anchor on price points solely because a well respected brand does it...... That's borderline panhandling.
European brands..
Were put on the map in america from print model for Johnson publications.
As I was raised by the lead Johnson publication print models.
It went outta style from being to jiggy in the early eighties.
Black people created the boom permeation and domestic gateway for those brands too.
These white people did not blow those brands up originally.
Black people always blew those brands up.
Art Barr
I woke up seeing nikkaz like:
_______[protected identity] popular rnb smooth singer nikka sneak out the crib as a shawty.
I was raised by the first hot chic..
Big fiyoine black woman six eight, or six nine in nine inch heels.
The original black banana baddie.
no bullshyt..
The hardest out in the hood.
Bring it to you live.
Ring ya doorbell.
bytch come outside beat you in front of yo kids. Snatch ya wig and tiddies out. he Auntie with a bag, divorcee in big v8 Seville fastback, big house. Money from adopting kids hustle etc.
you do nuffin wrong in public.
do not grt caught.
or hill gonna whip rhe unholy shyt outta you. Kick yo ass, falcon punch, followed up with a holy sheit extension cord. Back when a civilian could discipline you.
All dem hood hustles and shyt females on.
I was raised by an originator.
No bullshyt.
I am big on not getting caught.
All becsuse I was raised by hill and if hill find out.
you want no problems.
hood nikkaz before crack was all raised by her. That you was a goofie if you got caught. Plus hill was gonna beat the shut outta you, for real. No bullshyt.
She still alive and will still fukk you up.
Art Barr
