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Who cares?
People 25 and older yet still dressing like kids FTL
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That's why I like Russell Simmons so much. No matter how old he is and how much bread he has, he still rockswhatever the hell he feels like...
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carlosdapaperboy wrote:
And as you get older you should know how to spell "there" and "figure" correctly.....
I think that's more important than what you wearing .. LMAO
P. S. So should I get mad when a young kid does not have his pants down to his knees it's talking correctly and has a suit on? hmmmm .. since when ages getdress codes?
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like it has been said in here, stop worrying about what other people are wearing.
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dress for the situation not your age.
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I don't necessarily hate it, but I wouldn't approve of it. But who am I to tell someone how to dress, I'm no stylist, no do I care about somebodyelse's taste of clothes. They can do whatever they like...if I'm in a good mood, I'll be happy.
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Some of your favorite rappers who are 30+ still dress like this...
Really tho... what's wrong with it?
Really tho... what's wrong with it?
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last week when i was flying back to indiana from thanksgiving break i saw 3 different dudes like 40-60 year olds wearing denim outfits in some burgundy or someother crazy color along with some loafers and a pimp hat. i didn't know these outfits were still even being made or maybe their kids gave 'em to themand they think they look "hip" either way i found it humorous.
i don't look my age so if i don't dress like a "mature adult" people assume im a sophomore in high school, but im sure i'll appreciatelooking younger as i get older.
i don't look my age so if i don't dress like a "mature adult" people assume im a sophomore in high school, but im sure i'll appreciatelooking younger as i get older.
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I agree at certain times people should know how to carry themselves clothing wise. Like if your 30 going to your children school with a fitted and some jordanson then
Personally at almost twenty I don't wear sneakers nor hip hop or "urban" apparel but hey that's me
Personally at almost twenty I don't wear sneakers nor hip hop or "urban" apparel but hey that's me
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I agree although it's their business.
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lol at homie tryin reading and highlighting everyword...
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What I want to know is, how do you know the age of that random person in baggy clothes you see at the mall?
Did the OP walk up to them and ask them?
Did the OP walk up to them and ask them?
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QFT...Pharrell,JayZ and Kanye is pushing 30 as well.
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my bad yo... but everyone was bashing the thread starter , with comments like why u woried and blah blah...
i had 2 make my point across....
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QFT
I turn 25 next July and I know that when I start my job in the fall I'll have to wear a suit everyday. I love wearing suits Monday-Friday (Sundays forchurch as well), but on Saturdays I wear whatever is comfortable.
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So, once you are over 25 you cant wear a fitted any more? Get real dude
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Originally Posted by Chico Cummings
That's why I like Russell Simmons so much. No matter how old he is and how much bread he has, he still rocks whatever the hell he feels like...
Ignorant thread but oh well ... Cosign Chico
Dude dresses better then alot of people at any age & I wouldnt mind dressing like I do for a long time. Versatility
FTW!
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ACBboyz84 wrote:
Do you find it odd and funny to see guys who are 25 and older but still dressing up like hypebeast , baggy jeans, XXL tshirt, slanted fitted, oversized jerseys ? I mean what are these people thinking ? I walked around the mall and justwhen i see them.
where im from the "urban", "low income", "poverty strictin" communinatie this will never go away. Shidd, im looked upon asdifferent because i wear clothes that fit.
this trend will never go away bc people wear what they feel is comfortable far as baggy clothes
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Most of the time people who say "stop worrying about the next man"...are the next man and guilty as charged.
If you're 25, you have no business wearing a tall tee, kiddie backpack, and sagging.
If you're 25, you have no business wearing a tall tee, kiddie backpack, and sagging.
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I wear fitteds and t-shirts occasionally and I am older , you wear "grown man clothes" and still look dumb. Don't try so hard everyone knows youare going for "the look" , very self conscious and very gay
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Only thing makes me frustrated is rocking braid at like 27+
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Originally Posted by FreddyPee
I agree at certain times people should know how to carry themselves clothing wise. Like if your 30 going to your children school with a fitted and some jordans on then
Personally at almost twenty I don't wear sneakers nor hip hop or "urban" apparel but hey that's me
You look like an urban guy wearing aeropostale to go for the non-urban look
