Best & Worst Trends of 2022

The best and worst fashion trends of 2022! If you enjoy this video and want to see more subscribe. I would truly appreciate it.
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0:00 Intro
0:21 Disclaimer
0:47 Footwear -
1:27 New Balance 550
3:54 The 'good' of New Balance
5:15 The "Mulement"
6:19 Adidas Samba
6:57 Salomon
8:00 Bottoms -
9:12 Parachute Pants
12:08 Headphones as an Aesthetic
14:55 The Best Trend of 2022
16:28 The Worst Trend of 2022
19:09 Yes or no?
19:42 pvv
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[@jshap6551]

550s feel more saturated when you’re surrounded by fashion culture in all of your online interactions. However going outside and actually paying attention to the footwear, you rarely really see 550s in public. It might be a case of the internet culture being so in your face that it feels like the whole world is doing this thing, when in reality it’s all a small group of people that you’ll scarcely see in public. I know where I live all I see are Jordan’s and dunks

[@colehollander5823]

I completely agree with you, I live in a smaller town and I still have yet to see 550’s but have seen some Jordan’s and dunks

[@DrewJoiner]

Great point tbh

[@valueddude1614]

Agreed. I've heard it is actually super saturated with 550s in NYC but I live in southern california and barely see them compared to dunks. If I go to a mall or something I'd see 10-15 panda dunks before I see a single 550

[@fadul9991]

i live in Auckland, NZ and see then quite often tbh !

[@colehollander5823]

@@fadul9991 I live in Wisconsin 😂

[@gevanilauzon2079]

i didn’t realize this until recently but koreans have been ahead of the curve for a long time now. they’ve been rocking clogs, mules, and parachute pants for years already and they’re just now becoming a trend in the US. source: i’ve been living in korea for 6 years and see that stuff on the subway and in the street all the time

[@yoengtreo3116]

What do you see now on the streets? Hahahaha

[@illegirl6272]

They set the trends for the rest of the world.

[@basilgreenslade5471]

I personally think fashion as a whole is in a great space. All styles are being mixed and matched more than ever.

[@DrewJoiner]

Agreed

[@keayannadavis9836]

more room to express and be a bit more campy then before. like there are less “rules”

[@MADOUT_VPS]

Nah men aren’t dressing strong or masculine. They are dressing sloppy, immature and very unmasculine .

[@camapel]

My favorite trend this year has to be the rise of crochet wear/handmade aesthetics. Whether it’s bode, cmmm swwmdn, harago, or small start up brands I’ve been put on to so many cool things because of the trend. The whole aesthetic is so wearable and simple but very complex in materials and stuff so it’s a beautiful contrast.

[@camapel]

O yeah and drew you need to watch aqua teen hunger force.

[@understitchYT]

BODE is really hitting the right spot atm for that slow fashion aesthetic thats really coming up as an alternative aesthetic option to the bad beesh look (though it does have crossover). The slow fashion aesthetic knits well with the quilting, its just *chef's kiss*

[@gb9817]

Do you mind sharing some of the other start up brands? Really love the aesthetic of Bode but realistically the prices are out of my range.

[@CheffinStefen]

@@gb9817 lot of good finds on etsy.

[@Katrinaluffskuya]

I love this trend too! I’ve always been into crochet and knitting so now I can wear my stuff out without people calling me a granny 😅 it’s also much more sustainable if you try making your own pieces/buy directly from artists because there’s less mass production and you can choose natural fibers

[@franciscosalazar3044]

I think the 550’s really brought a more mature and sleek look into the spotlight while still being casual and well, a sneaker. It pulled people out of their dunks/jordan’s phase and yeah you see them a lot but the fact that the shoe blew up like it did shows how good the design is.

[@j333x2]

its so hard to tell what the “trends” are in real life. i agree with everything you say in the video as i see it all in social media all the time but in my every day life i see it not so much. i work in a mall and all i see are kids wearing shorts the length of underwear and fitteds. and a lot of crocs.

[@josemfilm]

I really like that sambas are in rn. I grew up playing soccer. Elementary, middle school, outside of school etc, damn near everywhere lol. I always saw people rocking sambas and wanted a pair but never got any. Seeing them turn into something trendy is something that I’ve actually liked.

[@LauraSloman]

Soccer kid here, too! I never had a pair growing up, so I snatched them up when I started playing again as an adult.

[@DJPleasureSeekingMissle]

I’ve been wearing Sambas since I was a kid in the mid 90s. Hard to believe that Sambas are “trendy” considering the shoe has been around for over 50 years and is ultimately timeless.

[@barkbarkbarkwoofbark]

I’m so thankful that headphones are popular now. I used to be embarrassed to wear them because nobody did but regular earbuds hurt my ears. I’m also loving the diversification of style. It’s easier to experiment with style and add artistic touches to your outfits now without people thinking it’s weird, even in my little suburban town. just a few years ago when I did that people would laugh. Everyone is appreciating personal style a little more I hate how fast trend cycles are going and consumerism but I think the plus is that it’s going so fast that hopefully soon trends won’t matter anymore, nobody can keep up without buying something new every week

[@barkbarkbarkwoofbark]

Actually I kinda think it’s become a competition to see who has the most “personal style” to an extent and I hope that goes away, but we’re moving in the right direction?? Maybe

[@steezysteven8722]

agreed 550s kind of give me the saturated vibe that the panda dunks do

[@masmo418]

I still think that they’re a really nice and easy to wear shoe even though they’re saturated. I’m a bit biased though, I own 2 pairs lol.

[@Nhxn_]

Panda's are in their own realm bro, literally everyone and anyone can get their paws on that.

[@k-cx7137]

Yeah unless their the ALD’s I’m not rocking them lmao

[@FieldTestedSemenKun]

@@Nhxn_ ba dum tss

[@Youtubeuser900]

In my opinion, the "trends" we've been seeing are the antithesis of what trends normally are. Things like the sambas, new balances, birkenstocks, workwear, vintage, and high quality basics have become trendy, but in the best way possible because those pieces are legitimately timeless. In 2016 the trendy items were things that clearly were not going to last, but I feel like everything that is mainstream right now are things that will still be appreciated and still in the mainstream fashion landscape 20 years from now which is really unique.

[@understitchYT]

I think all trends feel longlasting when they are popularised, but few actually are

[@jshap6551]

the examples OP gave have always been popular however, in way or another these pieces have been part of a lot of closets. in 2016 the wave of boost sneakers and new hype brands that few people had heard of or worn before then were what the trend was.

[@Lisa-qt4hh]

Well put!! I agree with you:) There is certain minimalism and focus on flattering silhouettes in many trends today that I feel can really last (at least for me personally)

[@TimelesslyModern]

I think a lot of it is also that money's tight right now. The pandemic has kept a lot of us careful with how we spend our money on clothing. Going vintage, taking a look at more timeless pieces is a really good thing, but also a sign of the times I think.

[@understitchYT]

@@Lisa-qt4hh i know what you mean, but I feel like those trends of simple sleek clothing are going to be our granny uniform for when our generation gets there 😂

[@paulsoper3874]

fashionroadmans' take on the fashion community is the most accurate depiction I've ever seen. It really is hard to have any conversation or to even state your personal opinion with some people due to their lack of self awareness or hierarchy approach to something as simple as fashion. It shouldn't have to be that way.

[@paulsoper3874]

@@benobrien9223 indubitably.

[@BODEGAtrashofficial]

For me the one trend that I find interesting is the increase in chunky y2k skate shoes. Having grown up wearing shoes like DC's, Es, Osiris, Nike SB, etc... I find it interesting how popular they have become. I feel like in 2022, I have seen more and more brands hopping on this trend. its a double edged sword for me. When I was younger, I 100% got clowned for wearing bulky skate shoes, but now, the same people that were making fun of me for it then, are the ones wearing it now. Although its cool to see them get recognition, I don't like the crowds it has attracted.

[@understitchYT]

I just wish they had kept up with the quality of shoes from the 90s tho. The mscf gobstomper shoes are infamously bad quality in terms of stitching, its a real dissapointment

[@yanagasan]

the "everything is trendy so nothing is" has two sides, the optimistic side you pointed out which is diversification of styles which is great and caters to more people and different proportions and aesthetics, but it's also the question of whether the trend cycle has sped up to the point it basically doesn't exist--still too early imo to know, but both points are valid I think

[@DrewJoiner]

bingo

[@windeld7028]

I’m so happy that KZbin is my main social media experience. I can’t imagine having to see all these trends and cores every other week. Especially since I (90s baby) remember all of these trends when they were just clothes/things not aesthetics. Cores used to be unspoken and a way to show your personality and signal your subculture.

[@leedoc512]

For an oldie, the comeback of the parachute pants are kinda shocking in a way. I remember seeing these when I was in high school and also remember it got bigger and bigger as the trend went on. It got to the point where there was a way to origmi your ridiculously huuuuge pants to make a backpack out of them. I thought it looked ridiculous and I still think it is.

[@TheBuspus]

As another commenter said I feel fashion influencers and culture online show way more love to New Balance than what I actually see people wear in the wild (for teenagers/anyone under 30). All my friends who dip into sneaker culture are 99% nike/Jordans when it comes to looks. Adidas, new balance, puma, reebok etc in my small scope of shoe fashion are more for functionality, e.g. running shoes and daily beaters.

[@TheJProducti0ns]

I agree with your take on the 550. They also remind of how the NMDs became. It seems to be going that trend.

[@insomb]

Shit got played out real quick

[@uponpoppoint786]

The parachute pants comes from the 90’s - 2000’s everyone wants to look like bratz dolls. I think it's a cute super hip hop style. I noticed they are pushing the 60-70’s style especially in Paris and it's so exciting the bell bottom pants and fun colors. Everyone should be able to express their own style and fashion! And it's always great to see trends because it would be so hard to separate the years. It gives the year flavor. But no one should feel like they have to conform to trends, it should be an option not a rule.

[@jonathanbailey4494]

about clogs; I took a short trip to Copenhagen in July, and noticed a lot of the locals rocking Boston's, and I feel like these types of places have been wearing them casually out and about for so many years, we're starting to see that flood into other countries etc.

[@tateblaze80]

I guess this is the toxic side of TickTock and fashion these days, there’s always the hype followed by the inevitable backlash to the hype , and the backlash to the backlash. Respect to those still rocking the Chelsea boots from 2015 (at least getting your moneys worth) We are so fickle and I hate it.

[@12012channel]

I don't think Chelsea boots are out fashion. Maybe not in abundance like they were a few years ago but like bomber jackets, many consider them timeless classics.

[@Evejackson777.]

I absolutely love this video!! I’m definitely feeling the same way about how the fashion industry can be and seem so toxic I’m stills trying to discover and accept my style and what I wear and go according to what I can afford vs spending to much just to keep up with others. I really appreciate this video thanks so much.

[@Idk-kg7ci]

Loved this video, touched upon a lot of points I could really relate too and brought some new trends to my attention, love your personality and way about saying things and even uplifting people who choose to express themselves through fashion ❤️❤️❤️

[@gdm9488]

My least favourite trend recently has to be y2k, I think it's a mix of being far from the styles I wear and a feeling that it only exists because it's a trend. I don't know how it is in America but in the UK it has been a flood of poorly made products that I know will end up in one of three ways: ruined as its so badly made, thrown as soon as the trend is over or thrown by the suppliers as they've made far too much of it. I know this is true of all trends to some level but y2k has cuts I just can't see fitting nicely with anything but y2k so people won't keep it past its trend date.

[@newyorkvisionary]

It’s because many people who were younger at that time like it for the nostalgia factor. It was bad fashion then and it is bad fashion now, but it was a fun time for many of us. Def happy seeing some old pics instead of bringing those styles back 😂

[@aaronpierce9242]

Drew, your desire to talk about the big picture trends in fashion’s attitude and effects on people are so important! I’m all for learning about styling trends but once people get involved they need to get informed about the kind of environment they’re entering as well as how to make it healthier. Love to see you highlighting rose anvil and tfa! My favorite funny show is new girl:) I feel like you’d also resonate with Master of None though!

[@DrewJoiner]

Master of none is going to be added to my list right now! Thank you

[@af-hz7gf]

Thank you for bringing up the struggles of being above 6”2 and finding pants that fit inseam wise. Would love to see a video with solutions for this problem.

[@high54every16]

Being 6'2" and finding pants isn't hard, but being 6'2" and finding pants with long enough inseam but a waist that you don't have to hold up with a belt is hard. I feel like most clothes are made for big buff dudes but I am just a tall lanky ass.

[@chikondi_]

@@high54every16 true, it’s easy to find trousers where the waist is way bigger then the inseam but never vice versa

[@DrewJoiner]

Still looking for it myself

[@egegul6343]

@@high54every16believe me man i’m 6’3’’, tall and bulky but my fat-ass thighs make it genuinely hard to find anything that fits :/

[@chan_serv]

hey Drew, I think this is one of my favorite videos of yours from recent memory. I think it’s very interesting to get some analysis on trends as they’re ongoing. It would be great to have this be a regular type of video every season or so, to analyze whatever is currently trending and hear your thoughts on them. I think it’s very interesting how many trends make their way from womenswear to menswear. You can see how it happened with the current mulement, even going back to ~2017/18 “everlane” type women’s style and making its way over to more menswear aesthetics in 2021/22. I’m certain the same will happen with parachute pants (and other current women’s trends) as you allude to here.

[@rufflerobot]

The adidas sambas were a shoes that i’ve loved and have had since i was a child, it was so nice to see adidas provide us with so many variations with style and now seeing more people wear them

[@user-hn8eo7sh4m]

I still enjoy my 550’s. It’s hot outside so low top shoes are great for the summer.

[@doubleyoujaytee3017]

they’re a clean shoe fr but to me they’re just the AF1 of New Balance. super clean tho

[@alexanderinenglish2550]

I love your post vid vids, it creates so much introspection and adds a nice sense of connection between us as viewers and you as a creator... continue with the amazing content !!

[@talbotrio]

love your energy man! Been watching your channel since last year and what an amazing growth!

[@kinkaly]

totally agree with your "biggest trend of 2022". I've always dressed differently than my friends and as a kid, i used to get a lot of flack about it. Comments about my sexuality were always the underlying sentiment of what people were saying. So great to see that there's much more diversity out there nowadays!

[@johnnycage435]

As a Baltimore native I was happy to see NB become popular ,but annoyed as well it reminded me of how Nike SB faded & blew back up & people spiked the price for resale

[@abirojas5229]

This man’s videos are so calm and amazing keep it up bro loving the content a lot and hope to see you grow

[@ZeoAndre007]

It’s funny watching you big up new balance to now out growing it. I don’t mean that negatively, it’s very cool to see people’s tastes grow and change.

[@DrewJoiner]

I dont know if I’ve truly outgrown it, but my tastes are changing

[@nickiannetta7675]

I agree that fashion lacks that positive attitude that so many other communities have. Everyone is so pretentious and worried about other people.

[@indoginfo]

A nice and real video. And especially that about fashion ppl and industry. Keep up!

[@zerois2801]

subbed like the way you talk and the vibe is cozy most of the your takes I basically agree with

[@flammedangereuse]

I completely agree with you. There is no good reason to look down on people!!! Love your message 🤠

[@Tomandergol]

Great video man

[@George2647g]

Fyeah with your fashion attitude!!!! Thank-you!!

[@jojocervantes5261]

Ahhh!! My first time watching you and this is just what I’ve been looking for!! I LUV

[@ravirobinson8336]

This is so well done thank you so much!!!

[@shopcanoeclub]

Well said, Drew. For real, I would have to agree that the best trend is everyone developing a more.... overlapping style. I am seeing so many kits that are a mix of 2-3 things that would've formerly only been worn with other techy gear, or workwear, etc.

[@user-ie9ol3ci4x]

550’s are Fila Disruptors for guys

[@JoshDominic]

Loved the video. Btw I am over 6 foot and i wear parachute pants. I also had issues finding parachute pants that were long enough but I finally found some Urban Outfitters. You can get them in Length 34 which is good for our height.

[@lukasdelgado9472]

I love the rose anvil videos, they are a really good reference to know when you are buying a quality product. I see you from Chile you make a really good content ❤

[@sentiments1562]

bro i've been following you on tiktok for a while now, just wanna say that ur style is cool, especially your pants and denim collection! U've helped me a lot in finding my own style, u were the first ppl i looked up to so thanks a lot!

[@nightmarilyn]

Love the vid, some funny tv (with fun costume design!): Seinfeld (the amount of episodes that revolve around items of clothing may shock you lol), the nanny, pushing daisies

[@sculpture-ul1dh]

I only wear converse Chuck 70’s. Only sneaker I wear. Literally buy 3 pairs of the regular, plain old black and white and wear em rotationally into the dirt. I feel like that sneaker exists to a counterpoint to your comment about the NB550 starting to signify something that isn’t what got you into it in the first place, because the Chuck Taylor is SO ubiquitous and in a sense, generic, that it becomes a template for you to wear with so many different styles while never acting as a focal point or associating you with some specific moment in trends or fashion.

[@BVRNERMVSIC]

I'll never give up Jordans, especially 6-7-8s, and I been wearing ACW parachute pants in 2018 along with off-white, RIP Virgil. But honestly my style has always been a mix of either hip-hop or grunge (which are what I listen to most of the time), I've never been affected by trends, but I still watch your videos to stay in touch

[@prestonbulban2580]

First time coming across your channel I love the vibes had to subscribe 🫡

[@Nefalibata0]

My style has evolved into a mixture of “Bell boys” and “unsoundrags”. I love all these trends even if I don’t participate in most of them. Started to get a lot into cowboy boots since I’m in Mexico and you can find quality cowboy boots here. Cowboy “aesthetic” is what I believe 2023 will continue with. I see Korean fashion gravitate towards a Texan cowboy style. I believe others will follow as it’s already rising in the US. #PVV I always rewatch boondocks every year !

[@wllulu]

I definitely agree with you, I've been seeing cowboy fits everywhere man

[@Clinster246]

shoutout to the Arbiter reference. Kind of funny I just got into 550s as they fell out of "trend", but I loved the Ultra Boosts way past 2018 and I plan to rock the 550s for much longer too. Anything aged really excites me rn.

[@hita1403]

love it dude

[@lil_syba]

Love the message about fashion positivity brother

[@patchyblonde]

I just found your channel today and safe to say I am obsessed, love it all! Comedy shows I recommend are Parks and recreation and IT crowd :))

[@DrewJoiner]

Bet!! I will add them to the list

[@r.odalys]

Im so glad people are finally finding individual style ❤️

[@israel-fn4cj]

I love the amount of creators you reference in this video

[@isaaclee4900]

finally scored my pair of acs pros in all black. Kind of nice seeing them be not as popular as xt-6 so people who really want them have the chance to get them. Congrats on another great vid!

[@nickmascitti7]

Just recently picked up the white pair and have been wearing them daily such a great shoe

[@teresapedregozavlog73]

Wow nicely done

[@a.crizloe635]

Great message near the end,couldn’t agree more ❤️➡️

[@zeebaron]

I like what I’m seeing in this vid especially at the end about @people in fashion”. Deserved a sub 🥳

[@jkoizora]

I’ve been wearing a headset for the past 10 years purely because of the sound experience and noise canceling. I’m positive when seeing it becoming “popular” and “trendy”. I do think it’s a cool accessory and to look unbothered 🤣 greater video as always Drew!

[@HeyJoe.]

You highlighted a key factor in todays fashion and it’s body type and yea it’s hard to pinpoint the exact issue but I think it’s that it works really well for some then others. Like thrifting just my size in general is all picked over because an l/xl is oversized for A LOT of people. Just an observation

[@Sturnburn772]

Cool vid Drew. Personally my favorite trends are cuban collars, pleated pants, & mules. Interesting take on the diversification of fashion in 2022. It's something I've noticed but never really thought about. Hopefully this leads into 2023 and people become even more individual and less clones of everyone else

[@DrewJoiner]

Cuban collars are fire bro

[@jianmingyu1833]

Great video

[@sophiabagaoui5501]

Really enjoy the playfulness and the deconstruction of fashion norms that we're seeing now! Love to see creativity, expression and innovation. The only thing that *sometimes* bothers me is when the pretty and skinny privilege comes through in that approach to fashion. I do wonder if certain fits would be considered unsophisticated, random or mid on other body types. For example, Bella's iconic fit with the racer leather jacket, briefs and uggs. Just a thought! x

[@imo.o]

that’s so true about parachute pants and height bc I’m 6ft and a woman and baggy trousers like parachute pants have come in and out of trend across the years but I can never style them in the same way. They don’t ever fit in the baggy way I want them to. I think it might be the same for anyone who’s plus size who wants proper baggy trousers.

[@ajperry92]

Another killer video mate!

[@Max-ne7gx]

Great vid my guy

[@jniwoo]

i love that subtle TNT x NB 1906 Plug

[@Eduardo199913]

Another dope video dude. I'm going to start listening to the podcast this week! #PVV: The funniest tv show I have seen has to be Community

[@matthewpalladino8348]

Love ur videos keep it up!

[@adrienneislost1320]

this video was so good, i agree with most of your takes abt this ! #pvv: my fave funny tv show is Community (it's on Netflix), it has made laugh so hard i couldn't breathe, all the characters just fit so nicely together and it's always funny to watch, even if you don't outright laugh you're usually smiling throughout the episodes :)

[@pendaba3746]

It’s also super interesting to note the differences between areas in how fast the trend cycle moves. Like where I live in arizona, things like dr marten platform sandals and mom jeans, that were popular when I was a junior-senior in high school, are still popular there. Whereas the trend cycle moves much faster in SoCal, where I go to school right now. As a sophomore in college, I’m only just starting to see dunks and Jordans become popular in my hometown, while in SoCal people are already starting to move past those and onto 550s for instance.

[@diellepike]

I feel those new generation is living everything I did in early 2000s up to 2014. Specially with the headphones when I used to have 5 Beats Studio to match my fits at the gym 🤪. But now living in Japan, the EarPods is annoying because I’ve dropped couple times walking fast in the busy Yokohama station. So now I’m looking to get a headphone because I don’t want to lose.

[@raywearsclothes]

great video!

[@startlestarfish]

Where I live the trend I definitely saw everyone dabbling in or imitating was the Air Force one’s, especially the colorful ones, or the color changing ones. You go out and literally everyone is wearing those or the converse with the weird, chunky soles.

[@andrewjpalla]

Unexpectedly positive and wholesome towards the back end of the video there!

[@SpottedFreckle]

Loved the video as always! I was wondering if you could make a video about your pants collection :) Me beeing a tall dude myself I struggle to find pants with the right inseam. Maybe you got some brand or brands you can put me on :)

[@tropD2]

After getting into nb 8 years ago due to its high quality cricket spikes, im glad its getting the recognition it deserved, as it means you see more variation in public, as opposed to only seeing nike/adidas, aswell as the fact that we are moving towards pieces that last instead of fast fashion

[@SerenityChaos1975]

Rose Anvil's channel is soooo good, he is my go to when I want to buy new shoes! Also, New Balance were the cool brand when I was a teen in the 80's but they have been around for a long time and trends are cyclical.

[@cre5o]

honestly great video, really have the same opinion on pretty much everything!!

[@pavel3778]

Your opinion is cool would you please make a video which clothes should I buy on vintage style to looks cool on winter please ? I have decided to upgrade my wardrobe. Thank you man

[@drewie123]

Spot on video bro.

[@pabloruiz5821]

Hey man I enjoy your video I’m curious what camera do you use because you looking sharp 🔥🔥

[@DrewJoiner]

I use the canon m50! I link all the equipment I use in the vids description

[@pabloruiz5821]

Thank you 😊

[@chanellenaidoo]

Loved this! Uh, currently watching The Office! So far so good 😊

[@cbkcountry2852]

I have to admit my favourite trend this year is the throw back to older fashion, the thrifting , the shoes , the clothes it’s just awesome to see fashion going back in time because there’s some really nice pieces

[@pitbull635]

isn’t that always how it’s been

[@lauravazquez5092]

idk you bro but this just poped up in my explore page and was so good gonna watch other videos cause you seem like a cool bro

[@sticanpee5958]

Great video. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a great comedy series, highly recommend it

[@kaego.s]

I don't know if this recommendation is late but my favourite comedy shows include Atlanta, Abbott Elementary and Ramy. The diverse cast makes it cool for me to relate to the characters and their journeys. The writing is also top tier - raw and gets to the root of topics that are usually not addressed in society. Almost mirrors my own life sometimes but it's like I get to laugh my pain away. Amazing shows.

[@DrewJoiner]

It’s never too late for a great recommendation 🫡

[@zeroconfine3894]

You seem so nice, thanks for the video it was great !!

[@DrewJoiner]

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[@TheUrbanAntKeeper]

Hey man, if you want some headphone recommendations, I would say sony wh1000xm4s refurbished (140+) or xm5s new (350+) if you want to spend big, both 4s and 5s are wireless with the world's best noise cancelling.Get an eq app and turn down the bass a bit for a better sound. If you want wired earbuds go for moondrop arias, amazing sound for about 90+ dollars

[@leftlanechampion]

great vid !!!!

[@andrewjpalla]

The Boondocks is one of the funniest shows out there for sure. I could never get into The Office but I did enjoy Parks & Recreation. My one of my favourite sitcoms of all time is New Girl. I know it’s been memed to death but the first 3 seasons of Rick & Morty is a really re-watchable funny. I’ve been recently watching My Name Is Earl and I’m having a good time with it so far.

[@franek4264]

I personalny looove the 550s. I’ve been thinking about getting a pair for a year and I think I’m going to get one of the first gr releases.I think those pairs make the 550 for me, the blue/green/red pair are so beautiful. But even what aime Leon dore is doing with the new 650 and the newest 550(those suede ones) are so bad compared to the previous pairs. I think teddy should move on to other nb sneakers

[@Jimmy-ou8sr]

As someone who has a pair of 550s, ik they are over saturated but they can still never go wrong in comfort and style

[@ManWhoKnewTooLittle]

Oversaturation is the reason I wear less a less Jordans. It was my favshoe sinceI was a kid, but the hype and people who have no idea about the history of each model,are not basketball fans; just make me drift away from the shoes.

[@FieldTestedSemenKun]

Man as someone who really loves headphones, seeing people go after whats trendy and ignoring some actually good quality brands like Sennheiser, V Moda etc is weird since for me functionality and sound quality come first them maybe looks and portability after. Looking at the Sennheiser 450 BT right now and researching those "trendy" Koss wireless ones at the moment.

[@bobateaboy04]

headphones pretty much just fit with the 90s-2000s aesthetic, you could probably look at any manga from the 90s-early 2000s and im pretty sure the have official art of a character wearing them just for the cool factor since they were pretty much used for fashion in the early 2000s similarly to today since earbuds existed at that time too. the whole wave of 2000s and y2k fashion is definitely the maine reason because people are wearing them with baggy raver pants, jorts, jeans that look like old southpoles and mirrored oakley sports sunglasses lol