Rick Owens Says He Isn't Familiar with Jay Z, Rick Ross, or Hip-Hop in General

[tremonthustler1]

So now this old white dude is obligated to listen to rap because rappers like his clothes?
Ya'll kill me

like Rick Owens is supposed to be all up in A$AP's videos because A$AP loves his gear

 

[tremonthustler1]

That pic is horrid. But this isn't the first time this happened. That's the problem with us as a whole. We go fishing for approval from these CACs that don't understand us. He is happy as hell to get more money and be seen in another market. And like he said, he doesn't give them shyt for it, all that promo for free. We rap about these stupid ugly, overpriced overrated brands who look at us as curiosity and a fun experiment rather than a serious genre of music. Jay-z with all his money and "influence" and these CACs don't even respect him. We should be using that money to make our own Gucci, fendi, Prada or what have you. Instead, we give these CACs free promo and more money and they can't even say thanks. Disgusting

Someone didn't read the quote

But of course I'm pleased to have a happy client and I think it is nice that they talk about my products. I cannot imagine rejecting any positive response.

 

[mozichrome]

yall find any article you can that fits somewhat with you just to push your forced agenda on this site

 

[jwinfield]

Someone didn't read the quote

fukk kinda thanks is that. He needs to give each of the rappers that mentioned his name an ownership stake in his company.




Something that people should take note of

http://www.latimesmagazine.com/2008/09/rick-owens-fashion.html

After high school, Owens moved to L.A. and studied painting at Otis Art Institute for two years, then switched to L.A. Trade Technical College for patternmaking courses. He worked at various designer-knockoff houses until, at 37, he set up shop in a tiny studio on Hollywood Boulevard with an assistant and a seamstress and began presenting his clothes directly to retailers, store by store. He gained an indie-rocker following (Courtney Love was an early acolyte) and eventually sold in places like Maxfield in Los Angeles, Louis Boston in Boston and Linda Dresner in New York. “My plan was to keep getting my stuff out there,” he says simply.

Apparently one way to build a fashion design company is through hard work, learning how to actually make and design clothes and just putting a lot of time into it

 

[MVike28]

fukk kinda thanks is that. He needs to give each of the rappers that mentioned his name an ownership stake in his company.




Something that people should take note of

http://www.latimesmagazine.com/2008/09/rick-owens-fashion.html



Apparently one way to build a fashion design company is through hard work, learning how to actually make and design clothes and just putting a lot of time into it

Novel concept for many.

 

[Isaiah Bradley]

That pic is horrid. But this isn't the first time this happened. That's the problem with us as a whole. We go fishing for approval from these CACs that don't understand us. He is happy as hell to get more money and be seen in another market. And like he said, he doesn't give them shyt for it, all that promo for free. We rap about these stupid ugly, overpriced overrated brands who look at us as curiosity and a fun experiment rather than a serious genre of music. Jay-z with all his money and "influence" and these CACs don't even respect him. We should be using that money to make our own Gucci, fendi, Prada or what have you. Instead, we give these CACs free promo and more money and they can't even say thanks. Disgusting

Bruh, the etherized summary and conclusion he came to about hip hop artist's blind dyck riding is troubling and pleasing at the same time

New Slaves

but I guess as our world is getting more and more commercial maybe it has become interesting to them to look into less obvious, more obscure fashion labels. Before, hip-hop used to be all about big luxury label brands like, you know, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci.”

 

[DontEemTry]

OP is trying too hard.

If I like some brand and talk about it then the owner of that brand has to be down with my music?

Mention Playstation in a song and the head of Sony needs to know who I am?

 

[ReggieFlare]

Christ, hide the 4th post

 

[Calmye]

Im i missing something? Why does he have to like hiphop?

 

[Suicide King]

So now this old white dude is obligated to listen to rap because rappers like his clothes?
Ya'll kill me

I know, now the owner of Bentley supposed to bump B.I.G.

Honestly, I never heard of this guy and I buy all my clothes from Walmart and JC Penny, so I'll never be on fashion like that.

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

What's wrong with wearing clothes you think is cool though? If Jay wants to spend $2000 on a Rick Owens jacket that looks cool, let him do him. It's not Rick Owens' fault that camel or anybody else decides to rap about his clothing. Rick owens is just a fakkit fashion designer who's in his own world doing his own thing.

So now this old white dude is obligated to listen to rap because rappers like his clothes?
Ya'll kill me

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

But of course I'm pleased to have a happy client and I think it is nice that they talk about my products. I cannot imagine rejecting any positive response.

Lets see how many skip over this part and just say a bunch of dumb shyt..

 

[bigrodthe1]

Christ, hide the 4th post

Sprinkle it with Holy Water

 

[kermit da hustla]

this dude is selling basic sweatshirts for $3,000!!! t-shirts for $1,000?!?! why would someone buy this shyt???? you can go to gap, old navy or j crew and get sweatshirts of the same quality or better and spend $70. and people wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

 

[SpacelySprockets]

At an all time high