the hundreds are pretty cocky.

[retrored]

who the fuck cares? cool guy, lame shit. move on.

[Brienneoftarth]

that guys making money, more than me, so whatever, but anybody who actually believes that he isn't talking completely out of his ass in that interview is just delusional. All this stupid shit about culture and lifestyle crap. SO stupid.

[englandmj7]

As much as I hate t-shirt brands, the Hundreds have always seemed like nice enough dudes.

[sidneylo]

As much as I agree with the points made here about the interview and the status of streetwear--this thread is becoming as trite as the interview itself. We've been through the arguments of the globalization of streetwear culture and underground streetwear.

Let's move on. It was happening, is happening, and already happened at the same time. The only hope we have of salvaging the nostalgia we long for in streetwear is to move beyond this.

[jl3969]

selegna is one bitter dude. talking as much generalities as bobby was. he was spouting bullshit, and so are you. all this nonsense about 'man teh internets be stealin my steez'. you morons sound like that one dude at parties who always talks about how he was 'the man in high school'. backwards looking idiots.

youre just a CONSUMER. how the hell can streetwear claim people sold out when the entire culture is just based on buyin shit. how genuine can a 'culture' be when it boils down to snotty kids buying tshirts.

[sygyzy]

Well said jl3969!

[zelah]

only thing that bothered me was him saying "soo-preem"

[englandmj7]

Well said jl3969!

I agree. The whole concept of claiming people have "sold out" (in regards to bands/clothing/whatever) has always been ridiculously absurd to me.

[Blanc0]

the "streetwear" scene has gone from people trying to look unique and different to a fucking uniform.

I'm just sitting back and watching now, because the whole "subculture" WILL implode, and no matter how much Bobby Hundreds (or ALMOST any other related "brand") is trying to fight it, he/they are actually contributing to it.

There is some truth to "Don't be bitter, be better", but it's hard to get past the metric assloads of pure bullshit.

[derek]

seems like a "cool" guy nothing cocky about it to me. you must realize his clientele. I just hate when brands attempt to be a lifestyle driven brand. Supreme isn't it anymore because 98% of people wearing it could not ollie.

[pokpok]

i hope superfuture implodes..we are no better than those ppl wearing colorful streetwear clothes...

[triniboy27]

This board needs to crash again.

[superofficial]

^ People need to chill out. I guarantee you that a lot of people hating on bobby would trade places with him in a sec. Everybody needs to understand that no matter how you look at "streetwear" or "street culture" it's all a business. Making money is what it boils down to at the end of the day.

Its like saying Nudie bastardized raw denim by selling them to every f'in shop on the block. Same shit. Or even worse it's like saying Stussy sold out. Which he did. It is inevitable trends come and go and at the end of the day its about paper.

[wild style]

Who cares?

[MrKrispy1183]

Business is business at the end of the day.

[Guest StuckOnStupid]

Who cares?

aaaaand how!

that I had to have no matter what.

BY ANY MEANS NECCESSARY!

damn malcolm, that probably sounded better in yr head, eh?

[WINDman]

I have met Bobby Kim and he is a cool dude, down to earth an all round nice guy, now here's an interview with Clots KP... (EC's Dog?)

what do you all think now?

[kert]

he talks way too fucking much. he pretty much repeats the same thing over and over and over and over and over again. he is pretty much saying stuff everyone knows. nothing earth shattering.

that's a marketing ploy u learn in college.