Gen X bri’ish people would beat people up for doing this. People that don’t have actual religion seek religion and purpose in their interests and hobbies. Being a poser is an affront to these peoples identities, as it shows how little their band matters. This band gives them meaning and value. But ya, all these people are complete gays.
It’s like a small social club or a cult. Bandfags ask 40 different obscure questions to any passerby wearing the cult symbol to ensure they’re in the in-group. The pure autism is astounding.
fashion is about fantasy, fiction, projecting the character you want to be perceived as.
people wearing band shirts of bands they don’t know want to convey a sense of edginess, rock’n’roll or copy the vintage look of the shirts their dads used to wear (make of that whatever you want).
or they simply dig the graphics. either way, there is no point in wondering too hard about it or even getting angry. the only people who have a serious problem with people wearing tees of bands they don’t listen to are metal heads, making them once more the most annoying and pretentious subculture of them all.
yes but you look like a poser, a fraud, a swindler, a sham, a con if you will
fashion is about fantasy, fiction, projecting the character you want to be perceived as.
people wearing band shirts of bands they don’t know want to convey a sense of edginess, rock’n’roll or copy the vintage look of the shirts their dads used to wear (make of that whatever you want).
or they simply dig the graphics. either way, there is no point in wondering too hard about it or even getting angry. the only people who have a serious problem with people wearing tees of bands they don’t listen to are metal heads, making them once more the most annoying and pretentious subculture of them all.
Why is OP a gay?
cause people are uncultured Black folk that only care about fitting in and brand maxing
why do people care that people wear tees of bands they don’t listen to?
Gen X bri’ish people would beat people up for doing this. People that don’t have actual religion seek religion and purpose in their interests and hobbies. Being a poser is an affront to these peoples identities, as it shows how little their band matters. This band gives them meaning and value. But ya, all these people are complete gays.
>zoomie hates sincerity
unsurprising
>seeking identity in irony-plagued bands
>gawks about sincerity
everyone is irony plagued, stupid. Change your diapers before you post next time
>getting this offended
I must have struck a nerve
Zoomer Black folk need to be put in their place simple as
Oh wise sage, tell me your mystical experience gargling band-cock.
They wouldn’t.
t. Gen X Briton.
Nigga, get your old ass off of here and take care of grandkids.
How do you know what people listen to?
Are they your neighbors?
It’s like a small social club or a cult. Bandfags ask 40 different obscure questions to any passerby wearing the cult symbol to ensure they’re in the in-group. The pure autism is astounding.
Is that a good band OP?
yeah, they’re heavy check them out
yes but you look like a poser, a fraud, a swindler, a sham, a con if you will
>yes but you look like a poser, a fraud, a swindler, a sham, a con if you will
only to greasy unwashed metal heads, so no loss really
fashion is about fantasy, fiction, projecting the character you want to be perceived as.
people wearing band shirts of bands they don’t know want to convey a sense of edginess, rock’n’roll or copy the vintage look of the shirts their dads used to wear (make of that whatever you want).
or they simply dig the graphics. either way, there is no point in wondering too hard about it or even getting angry. the only people who have a serious problem with people wearing tees of bands they don’t listen to are metal heads, making them once more the most annoying and pretentious subculture of them all.
the tshirts are cheap and there poor or they appreciate the artwork either one
Because I was given it and it’s somehow the comfiest and best fitting t-shirt I’ve ever owned.