Maki da slayee retweeted
Streetwear 100% belongs to Black Americans, nearly all of streetwear"# major pioneers were Black American, especially Dapper Dan and Willi Smith.
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"Generational slander" where a bunch of Algerians tell the same 3 jokes about Americans we've already heard for years but it'll somehow have 100k likes each tweet
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Most of you live in countries where black people make up less than 1% of the population, there is no genuine reason for your hatred of black people, the white man taught your grandparents their racism
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Track suits are for sport. You said street wear not sports wear. Street wear is based on hip hop and American black culture. Those track suits were only worn at the Olympics in Europe. Its even on the adidas website.
French streetwear is french because youre in France wearing the streetwear. Thats your own variation of streetwear. That doesn’t make it any less American influenced just cause you’re in france. There are American kimonos. Does that mean those kimonos are not Japanese?
The average new yorker dresses like this… you can literally google it. Actually TWO OF THOSE PEOPLE ARE IN AMERICA DHDJDJD
Exposed for not knowing basic history. In the 1940s athletes were sent over to Europe to play against Germans, French and etcss. They call this the Olympics. Also plenty of Europeans and Americans played in Europe as European education was considered the elite.
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Lol you’re a lie but you see I didn’t mention clothes. They literally making drill music.
If everyone in the world had their own variation of a kimono. It would still be Japanese. Just because your kimono has a different color than the original Japanese version doesn’t make it any less Japanese. You people are unbelievable fucking stupid.
Replying to @moietroses @okmoet
Countries, while what you understand by it is your specific American streetwear, which is totally yours and easily identifiable.
You’re illiterate as fuck. I’m saying those brands were built off the backs of black American culture. Black Americans were already wearing them but it became even more popular due to American Black athletes playing in Europe in the 1940s. Black folks were already wearing it!
This is not a semantics issue. Street wear has a specific look and the look that those people are giving are from 2000s southern, midwest, and northern fashion. People already wore that! Youre uneducated just don’t know cause you’re ignorant and xenophobic as fuck
Replying to @okmoet
This is a semantics issue, you pioneered the concept of streetwear, giving it a word but the clothes and style already existed, when people talk about street wear, they mean "a casual, comfortable style of urban fashion" and that exists and takes different forms in diff














