Krazy
Rifle weh taller dan palm tree
This threads full of hurt and struggle 
So in week 50 drake (nwts) sold more than g unit (tboi) did in week 2....but indie is the way to go
kingdizzy01
ATXBBOY
from what I seen in this thread they're comparing g-unit albums to re-released mixtapes
Back in the 80's clothes were fitted not tight, because we had no choice. Most clothes were made for whites. It was Hip Hop that made clothing designers to make clothes more baggy, and loose, because people started getting the clothes in sizes bigger then them, and some people wore clothes that were being passed down from family members, they just wore it with style because a lot of it was name brand.
Rappers now are choosing to wear fitted jeans, and they are doing that because them tight as skinny jeans was getting laughed at. You can't compare a time when people used what they was given, and made something out of it, to a time when people are choosing to look funny style just to say they are different,a dn don't have any style.
Fashion in the 2000's was still fashion even if looked crazy with the over size shyt.
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Foxmulder
Superstar
Fashion in the early to mid 2000's was fukking horrible.Big ass tee's ugly ass jeans shyt was
.But it was the fashion, that was my point! Fashion around 2009 was horrible but it was the fashion of the time.
Foxmulder
Superstar
Yeah breh I agree with you.I was just saying 2000's fashion was crazy.I look at pictures of myself from like 99-2004 and
MY badYeah breh I agree with you.I was just saying 2000's fashion was crazy.I look at pictures of myself from like 99-2004 and
Dark Knyght
All Star
nikkaz in here arguing bout fashion. Smh.
Anyway, to put this in perspective, the EP had no promo, no single, no radioplay, no retail release. And was a surprise drop and sold 10-12k.
Anyway, to put this in perspective, the EP had no promo, no single, no radioplay, no retail release. And was a surprise drop and sold 10-12k.
the plea copping in this thread 
Foxmulder
Superstar
My bad yo it was another autistic lookin screen name havin cat named 'dboyfresh*212' but in my defense your dikkriding made it very hard to discern the two of you. Carry on
the desperation..the plea copping in this thread
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Lol what do you mean by made for whites? We have different bodies now?
Perhaps the ass but that does not dictate clothes for "us" being baggy and "them" skinny.
I know the history of baggy clothes, it's still ugly. But everything was just bigger in the 90s, not only subculture hiphop and skateboard jeans but suits too, wider shoulders, bigger pants and in in high fashion.
And I already claimed that very few people are wearing skinny jeans, it's Wayne and Young Thug, most people (in big cities) wear slim fitted jeans. Which off brand nikkas call skinny cause they aren't baggy as garbage man pants. imo it just looks better, no material wasted, no dirt on the bottom of your pants and it shows of your shoes. And I wouldn't call the early 2000s shyt for fashion, I would call it subculture fashion ie hiphop fashion or hiphop style. Just like rock people wear black leather and white/black make up, rave freaks wear crazy colors and and garbage man pants.
The fashion I'm talking about is the one in which people who dedicate their careers to being creative and regularly change the way how we perceive a pleasant silhouette, how we creatively change our ways of making statements with out clothes and which inspires all of is implicitly or explicitly over time and space. And fashionable people will rock it, come up with their own twists, thoughtfully mix materials, colors and on.
Baggy pants will probably always be equated with gangster rap, just like the other subculture I mentioned have their small characteristics. Hiphop in general will keep on moving like it moved, by following fashion and putting their own twist to it. Just my guess based on previous observations.
fukk it, It's super subjective and very philosophical and everyone had their definition i guess and I'm not at home I'm on my phone shyt is killing me.
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