Rap and how pop culture affects denim

[eastcoastrider27]

"Fresh to death", "Fresh to def" or any variation thereof is the most hackneyed phrase in the world.

Also, did you refer to sugarcanes as "sugas"?

I would hate to have a conversation with you.

[denimdestroyedmylife]

I love 16 year olds. Honest and true.

[mizanation]

you should link up with blackplatino, fresh2death. i think you guys would get along.

[AlwayzFresh2Death]

Look, dont alienate me becasue I abbrviate sugarcanes... Come on people, grow up..

[AlwayzFresh2Death]

And cut the stupid wigger jokes.... Come on. Some of you people can be incredibly undertsanding and mature, bbut the vast majority just sux, why is this?

[onemancult]

i asked where can i cop and you showed me pants.

where can i cop the red monkeys you talk about?

like this?

[Servo2000]

quoted for truth because this is what i was going to post. fucker.

I always want to give you reputation for this sort of thing but it keeps insisting that I spread it around, but I don't godamn want to.

[tweeds]

too good to be closed, so this goes into trash

[down4nyhc]

speaking of hip hop

LV print on some chrome rims...it's like having two dicks

[Guest jmatsu]

I wear a lot of RMC, Evisu, and those jeans are now centered around rap and hip-hop. A lot of black guys are constantly asking me where I got them. I was wondering what you guys think of this. Now of course you guys probably dont consider RMC or evisu nice, more like sugas, or PBJ, but really. Does rap really have that much affect on our community (denim community). As an italian, who is in to rap and hip-hop, I find it sort of overwhelming...

thanks

the black people you are asking about probably wonder why you are wearing them yourself.

i can probably name a couple of black people who wore these jeans way before you.

[lil brown brother]

you do know that dipset just shouted out dior homme in one their raps.. i dunno who the rapper was tho

[Tarmac]

Be honest. You kind of get a hard-on when "black people" axe you about your jonses, right? You kinda wanna bend em over? You turn around and show em how much you is saggin? :eek: :confused: :p Yeah we know why you rock em.

[thelion1856]

rappers wear the worst clothing of all people. their fit is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay off, their colors are bunk and they all wear the exact same shit.

[fndmybetterhalf]

^^^^ talk about generalizing. know wat you're talking about before you blabber off about something.

i'm pretty much the complete opposite of what most peopel would call "hiphop" but when shits done right, it looks fuckin dope. Theres a reason why brands like Evisu and Bape and what not are such the big hype cuz when its done tastefully, it looks good.

and yes, alot of times their fit is off but i really cant picture...say 50 Cent or something rockin Dior 19cm's..,unless they size up alot. But if you look at alot of hiphop artists (personally a fan of the way TI, Common, Will I Am, etc dress). Its done tastefully so they look nice and clean while still rockin that nonfitted apparel.

[thelion1856]

why do u abreviate them as "sugas" when u know the abbreviation is "canes"?

[onemancult]

where can i cop?

[xcoldricex]

and yes, alot of times their fit is off but i really cant picture...say 50 Cent or something rockin Dior 19cm's..,unless they size up alot. But if you look at alot of hiphop artists (personally a fan of the way TI, Common, Will I Am, etc dress). Its done tastefully so they look nice and clean while still rockin that nonfitted apparel.

the people you named do not dress like the OP.

[fndmybetterhalf]

i know but i was just stating that not all rappers dress like shit and all dress the same (as stated by the dude who posted above me)

[mspark]

Why are these dumb fucking kids always worried about "rappers" or "black guys" asking about or wearing some article of clothing? When in fact you probably idolize or attempt to emulate said "rapper" or "black guy"?

[Blanc0]

You knowing what you have is better than others knowing what you have. But you have a few years to realize that. Quality (of fabric) over Quantity (of bad stitching on a back pocket).

[down4nyhc]

more rappers need to dress like this.

fresh2death: that's mos def by the way

[Servo2000]

Mos Def is the man.

[xcoldricex]

i know but i was just stating that not all rappers dress like shit and all dress the same (as stated by the dude who posted above me)

oh i guess i was just confused since you were talking about

""hiphop" but when shits done right, it looks fuckin dope. Theres a reason why brands like Evisu and Bape and what not are such the big hype cuz when its done tastefully, it looks good."

right before you mentioned those people, my bad.

[evisu 2000]

more rappers need to dress like this:

[onemancult]

'lo 'lo 'lo

[goldengloves]

You definitely can't get enough 'lo.

[down4nyhc]

fuck it. in that case i wanna see some columbia rain coats in turqoise and purple a la method man.

[coleslawyum]

First of all, wearing clothes that are too big on you looks retarded, whether you're a kid, grown-up or old man. Secondly, Red Monkey, some Evisu and The Year Of just look nasty and will only look nastier with time. Furthermore, not all rappers dress alike. Lastly, (and this should scare most people on this forum), the slim fit is infiltrating hip hop. Pretty soon you'll have to sell all your sammies, 'sugas'/canes, pbjs/peanut butter jellys etc etc on ebay.

By the way, according to Nas, hip hop is dead.

[NESK]

jay z name dropped evisu in a song. after that, its over. dude sold more sneakers in one day than jordans can sell in a year. of course it was gonna blow up. jigga to black urban males is like pharrel to white suburban males. and lets not get started on us asians again. if brude lee wore evisu, id have a daicock tattoed on my forehead.

[Trucky]

By the way, according to Nas, hip hop is dead.

Couldn't be more true