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When I saw title I was ready to call Jimmy a Sly Cooper but lowkey he just broke that **** down.... People always say "oh black people make something hot and then are on to the next" but is this why?
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Ehhh isn’t everything a knockoff to an extent with the number of clothing brands we have? I’m sure Polo and Hilfiger are knockoffs of something else. Seems like a silly argument.
The **** “anti cancel culture” means?
Cop some of my "knockoffs"
**** cancel cultureThe **** “anti cancel culture” means?
Don't think those brands were really big outside of the DMVI might be a little older but in 1991 it was Major Damage and Used Jeans, Cross Colors, Triple 5 Soul, Van-Grack, Triple Fat Goose, lots of "Urban" brands existed before Sean John / Rocawear.
Don't think those brands were really big outside of the DMV
Pretty sure Cross Colors blew up all over.
I might be a little older but in 1991 it was Major Damage and Used Jeans, Cross Colors, Triple 5 Soul, Van-Grack, Triple Fat Goose, lots of "Urban" brands existed before Sean John / Rocawear.
Yeah you could even argue that the Avirex, Mecca and Enyce type brands he was rocking instead of Sean John / Rocawear could be considered "urban" also.
Yeah you could even argue that the Avirex, Mecca and Enyce type brands he was rocking instead of Sean John / Rocawear could be considered "urban" also.
mind blown that Rocawear and Sean John are still making clothes. Dont think I've seen anyone wearing either in a decade and a half or more.