Hip hop goes Owens

[TheThief]

Yassin Bey loves a good thrift store, just like Common.

Not as much as Macklemore

[JPS]

Now Big Sean is getting in on this???



"What am I wearing today,
My cache clearly a style zeitgeist,
These Poell joints a whole nother level,
What am I carrying today,
My AK clearly a vile sight, Christ!
These hollow points sent him to the Devil"

[Patroklus]

Grats on arriving in the hip hop community Faust
Lemme know if you need the hook ups on dank or anything

[HWith]

"What am I wearing today,
My cache clearly a style zeitgeist,
These Poell joints a whole nother level,
What am I carrying today,
My AK clearly a vile sight, Christ!
These hollow points sent him to the Devil"

Is this for real?

[Prezens]

well, the layout/structure looks like they're genuine rap lyrics.


not a fan of either, but i personally find the namedropping worse than their eclectic outfits.

[avout]

Is this for real?

well, the layout/structure looks like they're genuine rap lyrics.


not a fan of either, but i personally find the namedropping worse than their eclectic outfits.

[Faust]

/\ lmao

[lowrey]

[numberniners]

Too much to process on an early Saturday morning :').

[GlassOrganelle]

Don't get me wrong. I don't wear Rick to pick-up girls. I just noticed how the increasing exposure in popular culture makes the brand a status symbol in the eyes of some members of the opposite sex. I'm pretty indifferent - I'm not gonna flaunt my Rick to pickup 'bitchez', but I'm not complaining either.

Rick doesn't seem to pick me up any dudes. Not that I'm interested.

I'd be lying if I said I weren't slightly upset about a hippityhop RO. Given I don't have much to do with hip hop culture, I wouldn't want to be aligned with it simply because I'm dressed in RO. But really in the end it comes down to how you wear it and how you present yourelf as a whole. I don't have the appropriate swagger to be associated with anything urban so it doesn't seem like a huge issue!

[Arcane]

Rick doesn't seem to pick me up any dudes. Not that I'm interested.

I'd be lying if I said I weren't slightly upset about a hippityhop RO. Given I don't have much to do with hip hop culture, I wouldn't want to be aligned with it simply because I'm dressed in RO. But really in the end it comes down to how you wear it and how you present yourelf as a whole. I don't have the appropriate swagger to be associated with anything urban so it doesn't seem like a huge issue!

Pardon me for asking, but WTF? I don't think it's possible to actually wear RO and not be 'urban', they kind of go hand in hand. Also, 'urban' is a pretty daft expression to use, especially in this context. That is all.

[Lane]

what if you wear those man dresses? Seriously, though I don't necessarily see how they are disjoint as a lot of influences of his came directly from street culture. I think this has more to do with being afraid that something is venturing towards low class territory at least for some.

[viv1984viv]

http://notesfromthevomitorium.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/trill-shit-cacophonies-part-5.html

theory on rick in rap

[Rosenrot]

Pardon me for asking, but WTF? I don't think it's possible to actually wear RO and not be 'urban', they kind of go hand in hand. Also, 'urban' is a pretty daft expression to use, especially in this context. That is all.

I don't know about other people, but I do not wear Rick to look 'urban' or remotely close to however these rappers describe their aesthetics to be. Some of us (including Glass Organelle herself, I presume), are striving for the alien warrior look. Please look at his runway shows again, and not just the street interpretations of RO's works.

[Dane]

when did "urban" and rocky's fashion sense become synonymous?