Find your style by copying

[@fashionelitist]

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[@simp2234]

Also your fashion represents your emotion

[@tata021]

Thank you fashionfrank

[@PostingCringeOnMain]

When I studied photojournalism at uni, the thing most people found hardest to grasp was that you're not really going to invent a new style of photography so you have to find someone who's style you like and copy it. You have to pour hours into figuring out what exactly it is you love about their work and how you can apply it in each scenario you want to emulate it. You have to spend hours attemping, reflecting on your failures and trying again. Eventually you reach a point where you kind of nail it over and over again to the extent that you get bored of being able to copy your inspiration and start to expierment with your own twist on their style to alievate your boredom. That's when you hit your stride as a creative and discover your own artistic voice. I then heard poet John Cooper-Clarke say basically the same thing about poetry. I now take that as being true of all journies in any creative pursuit.

[@potatopotatoeOG]

I hate that this is so true😂

[@yodaddyyogatti3586]

Wow thanks for the enlightenment I never thought of it this way but when you put it like this and I think about it, it all makes sense. You know for fashion and whatnot it’s the same scenario. Like I’ve implemented a lot of different styles into my wardrobe and mixed some together (ones that work) and that’s what makes it my own style I guess. Things you like and value + inspirations from many different people is what a lot of us do. Thanks for the enlightenment!

[@ryne1625]

Hard agree. Architecture student here. Another tip I might add to your point: copy, but from sources outside your field of study. For example, as an architect, get inspired/copy from anything other than architecture. This way, you're more likely to create something new, rather than repeating the tropes of an artist before you. Same with fashion, if you wanna truly do something new with fashion, get inspired by anything other than fashion. It's ok to say you wanna dress Yohji, but add something instead of copy pasting hard formats.

[@PostingCringeOnMain]

@@ryne1625 Yaaaassss!!! Get inspired outside of your field! I used to photograph a lot of performance events like circus acts, hoops, dancers, stage shows, comedy gigs, slam poetry, musical shows of all genres - why? They all used lighting in creative and inventive ways. Photography literally translates to "written in light". When I got to do a portrait of one of our most famous living poets (Ironically it was John Cooper-Clarke!), I lit it like it was coloured stage lighting in cyan and magenta with colour gels on the strobes and it came out so good the uni printed it in A1 and it's still displayed right outside the photography professors office years later. Sure, I could've lit it straight with white light... but he has a hundered portraits shot like that already. I wanted to put him "on the stage" which is what he's famous for even though we were in the green room with no other inspiring background or props. I had to do something different, take him out of that small white box of a room and cast him in a way that spoke to his art... which I had the confidence to do because I'd been to 100 stage events prior and knew what could work. IT was also kind of risk since I had to set it all up, grab a support act for some test shots and I got literally 5 minutes with the dude. Enough time to take literally about 6 photographs. If I'd screwed it up, it would've been a disaster. My one shot to capture someone relatively famous and I rolled the dice to try something left of field... and I'm so glad I did. Get inspired outside of your art and take risks. Sure, you'll take some L's along the way, but honestly you're probably the only person who remembers those. What you'll be remembered for is the risks that paid off. But if you never take them, you're only guaranteed to be forgettable.

[@DavidBerger-g2h]

Steal like a Artist basically ❤

[@thomashamelin772]

Babe wake up fashion elitist just dropped

[@amarisabstractmind6635]

We all know there is no babe

[@diegodoesstuff7503]

Real…

[@victorledezma6652]

@@amarisabstractmind6635facts 😂

[@oNorw]

I want to get more into fashion but the more fashion content I consume the more I realize that it all seem to be a hassle (like if you go the fast fashion trend route). My 2024 goal will be to build a wardrobe of quality clothes that are all thrifted or bought used online because I can’t be bothered spending a lot and getting that deep into fashion. I’ll be a “vintage” npc just wearing grandpa clothes but I’ll be happy wearing it.

[@grey_f98]

Trust me, watch less of this stuff (I'm not talking about this channel, I mean in general) and the world of fashion will just open up for you. Fashion is supposed to be limitless, artistic and deeply personal, but the online world of fashion is very narrow minded and full of needless labels. You'll never fall into any of those labels if you ignore online trends/influencers and just buy whatever fits your personal tastes, there's no chance you'll accidently end up being a hypebeast or some gorpcore freak or Rick Owens stan or whatever if you don't consume the sort of online content that is actively trying to convert people into a particular style or trend. Log off, go outside a lot, go to affordable places, buy what you like and what you need, ignore the internet, and with time your wardrobe will naturally turn into something you're proud of, and distinct to your personal style. It's really simple to avoid being an "NPC": copy people, not trends. And I mean real people, those you see on the streets of Soho or Tokyo or Harlem or wherever, not influencers that don't actually wear the stuff they show on camera. Heck, you can even take inspiration from anime, games, movies, historical photos, anything that isn't actively trying to influence your fashion choices financially.

[@oNorw]

@@grey_f98 thats definitely good advice

[@dainasworldnumbers88]

I would watch your videos even if I didn’t care about fashion. Your creative and editing skills are superb.

[@dwargonedragon794]

If you wanna go hardcore grandpa fashionmaxxing, find those sport coats made with vintage fit lol. I used to buy sht clothes at fast fashion brands (and spend sht ton on tailoring them) but is now happy with those I thrifted. I find that a lot of vintage dead old people's clothes are made of nice materials. My favorite are those from Japanese brands that are military inspired.

[@sdh6898]

I read "find your style bye coping"

[@mrfamilyfriendly4370]

This is truly the Archive x Avant Garde x Vintage x Japanese Brand Video Also I will copy JQ as long as I can, until I become more JQ than JQ so I can take over this channel :)

[@cocoon418]

You will own so many cool pieces and cool garments ❤

[@Malik_Hoff]

Avanta Grande

[@biggusclitos9343]

Yohji is just coquette opioum

[@sleezus1]

oh my god

[@EchoBby]

A what

[@cashmsc]

Gatekeeping the restaurant is crazy

[@LiftedBlader]

Thanks for the advice I bought the same outfit 6 times. Now I never need to think about what I wear again

[@PostingCringeOnMain]

a soild approach to fixing the issue of having a wardrobe full of clothes and yet never having anything to wear

[@averagemale9401]

@@PostingCringeOnMainstaying timeless is better than

[@Prod-MellowDrama]

@@averagemale9401 better than what dawg

[@joebeck0]

Man this was a dope video. Being 25 myself too I feel like I'm at the age where I *think* I've found my style (what im comfortable with, what i gravitate toward, etc) but am also willing and like trying new things that are at first intimidating to me to help me learn more of what I like. I probably wouldn't have been as open to trying new things if I was say 18 or 19, but being older now I'm comfortable enough to try shit and realize yeah this shit ain't working for me, or actually rocking with it. Also super dope you showed some spots in NY. Church street surplus is so dope tons of shit in there. And stella dallas too that place is huge I've spent hours in there lmao.

[@juten6020]

so real for having Cloud be there fashion demon

[@nyara7]

im really glad to see a video like this, ive always used growing out of infancy and copying whats around you as an analogy for "growing up" in your style and personal expression ^__^

[@burritoboi3700]

The thumbnail is the realest thing I’ve ever seen

[@joshuadegillo]

From Heidegger’s geworfenheit (throwness) to verfallen (authenticity), this video was beautifully explained. Maybe talk more about the meaning behind presupposed authenticity in society and how that correlates to the way we choose to be perceived. One source could be “You and Your Profile: Identity After Authenticity” by Hans-Georg Moeller and Paul J. D'Ambrosio.

[@gabriele237]

Video about your philosophy on buying clothes sounds very helpful. Can't wait for it to be made and released!

[@histlechif4901]

I would love to see more vlogs on the channel. The vlog portion had a comfy ass vibe, would love to see more of it.

[@amateurmistake]

completely unrelated but your current hairstyle suits you so well

[@Chernochegger]

You dress like a fashion forward priest, and I love it

[@Chernochegger]

I damn, he confirmed it lol

[@barbietarbox]

Drip didnt drop overnight 🚬

[@jacarandav]

bro i love how you give the best advice ever in a super relaxed way

[@blessedowoboi]

I was really on board with your take on developing our own fashion style, but it was kind of weird when you said “never keep knowledge from those you like but always poison those you dislike with misinformation” then started to go on a rant about how everybody should dress like Tim Dessaint and Harry Has

[@JackFieldStudio]

If you haven't already, go lookup the costume design from the movie Dune. I think Timothée Chalamet had some interesting inspo for some all black fits. Might even be a good idea for a youtube video you could do? "How to style all black fit from the movie Dune". Just an idea 👍

[@faeancestor]

How does one discern pieces that facilitate the embodiment of a desired aesthetic? While I possess a general notion of the attire I aspire to adopt, the specifics persistently elude me. I lack the specialized fashion lexicon to articulate the precise essence of this "style." I find myself compelled to resort to ostension, hoping to chance upon someone more fortunate and erudite who vocalizes the so-called "ID" of a particular garment, thereby affixing a canonical, lexical symbol to a previously ineffable, inscrutable, and unattainable amalgamation of textures and forms. I am bereft of anchors; a frame of reference eludes me. Escape from this state is inconceivable, as my apparent ignorance precludes even the conception of the most labyrinthine representation. I am not merely confused; my ignorance precludes the sensibility to declare confusion. I am lost, adrift in this homogeneous and inscrutable void of cruel infinitude. Lacking the capacity to discern modes amidst the lurid rays of insidious lucidity cast into my squalid dwelling, I am functionally blind. It's all noise-every bit of it. We are collectively thrust back into the darkness, with only a select few seemingly gifted with the ability to comprehend the noise, permitted the ordinance to apprehend the elusive meaning it so seldom imparts. We cautiously consume each sequence of void and pedestrian aphorisms regretfully adorning the walls of our collectively addled psyche. A higher-order means of illumination is imperative to delineate the dynamic entries floating in this dizzying darkness. I fear this content serves only to stifle one's innate ability to fashion such a torch. For me and likely others, this media thickens the veil between self and perception. Your appeals to irony inadequately veil the perception you hold for your conduct. Your prophylactic self-deprecation will not deceive me. J.Q., it is apparent that your principal ambition is revenue extraction through the senseless induction of a trivial lifestyle among the masses. You have forsaken individuality for the assumption of pure triviality; your aim aligns with triviality, whether or not you are conscious of it. You are trivial. Your life is trivial. Trivial lifestyle.

[@fashionelitist]

Chat gpt

[@faeancestor]

@@fashionelitist, I only used chat GPT to appraise the comment before its eventual submission. I assure you: this composition is entirely original.

[@izayiah814]

WAKE UP FASHION ELITIST UPLOADED

[@jrdmgl6190]

what do you think about people who dont 'copy' but instead buy whatever sparks joy irregardless of style inspo

[@Chernochegger]

irregradless: without a lack of regard, meaning with regard

[@jrdmgl6190]

@@Chernochegger nah irregardless just means regardless. its a useless word but its fun to use

[@danielrodrigues4696]

Glad you’re back :)

[@coolman000099]

I deleted my social media and my swag is resetting. I’ve been slowly selling my clothes and I’m trying to refresh. It’s an awkward phase rn but worth it

[@Ignodeus]

that streetwear at @4:13 is so fire

[@gabriele237]

Also about hoarding. Could you make a video on how to let go of your old pieces? How to know it's time to sell?

[@GuidoChiabrera]

I'm 37. I found out my personal style and "uniforms combos" in the last 3 years.

[@Ray03595]

13:23 I approve gatekeeping amazing low-key cuisine spots in NYC. 😁 too many have been ruined

[@EythanYuen]

Thank you so much for sharing this video. I'm definitely learning what's really me to the best of my ability. I've gained pieces that have become staples in my looks which I feel is good, but also just learning not to be a trend copy cat.

[@bruuh4428]

Man i love the yapping part u should do more yapping videos that u just talk about other peoples perspective on things and ofc your perspective

[@morpheuslaughing]

Monkey see, monkey do. The fashion mantra. Noone is original. Ideas are to be shared. Information is to be free.

[@fashionelitist]

Indeed

[@rhayneraven9636]

so real

[@barbaragillett9904]

I am happy l just found your Channel and love your style totally agree with you more of this please 🙏👏👏👏🇬🇧👍

[@lucasgmc7959]

i love fashion as a man but the town that i live in has nothing for men apart from jeans and hoodies plus i’d get beaten up for wearing anything that’s not “normal”

[@rrrednaxelaaa]

Fashion elitist be like

[@birchwhat]

✨Award winning chocolate chip award winning✨

[@shauryachhatwal]

nice advice

[@la_mode]

бейби вейк ап, нью фэшн элитист видео джаст дропед вообще идея интересная, но есть вопрос, можно ли считать собственным "стилем", тот образ, к котрому ты пришёл через чистое копирование? Как по мне, нет, поскольку важно всё равно добавлять некую изюминку, и что-то "своё", некую нотку уникальности, поскольку если этого не делать, можно застрять в "круге" "копирования" и так и не "найти себя", т.к. твой образ и твой собственный стиль - должны быть вещами уникальными, как по мне важно копировать "осознанно"

[@стиратель-ф9ь]

в идеале твой стиль должен как бы показывать другим кто ты есть,и в том числе тебе может не подойти стиль из-за твоего цвета волос например,или может ты жирный или слишком худой чтобы носить эту одежду,или слишком низкий.

[@стиратель-ф9ь]

все уже придумали до нас и то что для тебя "нотка уникальности" для кого-то банальщина,если тебя ебет,можешь балансировать между респектом от других и собственной удовлетворённостью

[@la_mode]

@@стиратель-ф9ь в таких случаях проблема не в стиле, проблема в человеке, если тебе нравится стиль и ты понимаешь что он не подходит к твоим волосам - перекрась или подстригись, если ты жирный и не можешь носить понравившиеся вещи - похудей, худой? набери, всё это решается, проблема в отношении человека к себе и к самопрезентации в принципе, как говорил Рик Оуенс: "Спорт - это современный кутюр"

[@reggiebanger]

aye JQ bro. no cap. i be rocking all black when i go out and i feel like that shit makes me not want to be social 😂😂 am i delusional or does rocking all black make u more chill/laid back?

[@quandaliusdingleton5280]

mysterious & autistic

[@sumchin]

6:28 ID on the right guys shoes

[@homeland1128]

i forever cringed @ ppl that claim their 'personal style' as if they were the one who invented it lol

[@umaxi96]

Online parents. Very real

[@CJ33669]

@6:33 who are they?

[@XYZ_Vu]

Who’s your friend with the long hair? Great style. Also the first store U hit - what and where please? Loved this vid too, cold and all.

[@jjjjjjaylon]

How do I develop a wardrobe if I’m banned from Grailed?

[@jcheungtv]

Great edits 👌

[@luildeercz6060]

yea man, ive made quite big collection of clothes :D and spend a lot of money, love the fact that now i dont feel like im wearing not good enough fit, cuz i dont have the options. :) the only "bad" thing is that its fun making new fits, but it actually requires some mental work if you have a lot of stuff to chose from (kinda feel like im making my fits for my own fashion show every time i gotta get dressed)

[@smoke0783]

im the baby right now. im still finding my style but what I noticed is I really like baggy clothing. big t shirts, sweats, cargos, etc. does this have a style name? or am I just dressing like a bum. can anyone tell me LMAO

[@BigDaddyAids]

Wheres the button up from?

[@fashionelitist]

patient.zerony sample

[@eleonoragerwin4698]

Can u make tattoo tour. pls. and talk abt tattoos and personal style. :?)

[@zakariyamasieh172]

I wanna know who tf those old dudes are who were absolutely swagged out at 6:40

[@liminalsesh]

Can you make an accessories video?

[@ethanmiller631]

12:09 pls do a vid about it 🐤

[@link3457]

I reflect the yohji sentiment

[@julianmartlnez]

Jumbotron Sht Popping - Drake 1:59

[@naiminterim]

Elitest explain how I can copy ur style word for word bar for bar lol

[@zoinked1351]

Fuck it, wear what my mom bought me till I'm 80

[@trericketson4751]

Almost had to check out after seeing a cat suck utters

[@naiminterim]

class in session guys

[@devilizard]

W yap sesh 👍👍

[@jrdmgl6190]

people with cool parents who exposed them to esoteric art and styles and ways of dress at a very young age are NEPO BABIES smh.. you dress cool bc you were born with it... we had to earn it!!

[@WhiteNoBeard471]

Chill bro

[@jrdmgl6190]

@@WhiteNoBeard471 no

[@averagemale9401]

Some parents were just into art before you don’t need to be rich to have hobbies

[@jrdmgl6190]

@@averagemale9401 who said anything bout rich 😭 retrace the conversation and tell me who mentioned wealth first

[@jrdmgl6190]

Yall taking this jokey joke way too seriously... Fuck the esoteric nepo babies!!!

[@dingusdong8238]

lol cloud my fashion icon

[@jrdmgl6190]

YOURE 25??????????????????????????????????????????

[@mizoboe6193]

In a nutshell: Simulacra

[@nonamebleach]

My style: look like a rich drug dealer from the hood haha.

[@AFG-Asmr]

I have seen people dressed like that. They look crazy. I saw a women with zipper open she was wearing some weird pants. I am here thinking they are homeless while they are into fashion.

[@ethanmiller631]

i farted twice watching this video

[@la_mode]

same

[@playboialexx]

i lub u jq uwu🥺🥺

[@rgnoc]

Kobe Bryant "copying" (learning from) Michael Jordan will always remind me what you truly need to do to achieve greatness

[@mohd.azharuddinmultani2182]

he is friends with daryl kimmmmmmmmmmmmmmm lets goooooooooooo

[@kkxiiix]

since when does markiplier have a fashion channel

[@fashionelitist]

I needed to expand

[@horribleperson9531]

@@fashionelitistwe will fight

[@lucasmoney]

george moment

[@Killstinkz]

I am currently copying you, Mr elitist

[@tucan2233]

i love uku

[@surveyor1515]

WHERE is everyone who claims Sambas are trendy living? In Southern California you see approximately 83 Nike Air Forces for every pair of Sambas so why not shii on Nike that’s the literal epitome of the term NPC 🤨

[@skrawberrries]

ur not getting forces to be trendy any more, u get sambas to be trendy. if ur rocking forces atp, u already had them or u got them when they were trendy.

[@surveyor1515]

@@skrawberrries if sambas were trendy, socal is possibly the most trendy place in the US and I semi-rarely see them…and I been wearing sambas for a decade now. I just hate the idea that you’re going to call the 43rd most popular shoe trendy while 8 out of 10 “fashionable” people rock forces or jordans nonstop, so what we want to 9 out of 10 to rock forces or jordans? might as well pass a law to make Nike the official uniform shoe of the US citizen at that point. Only sheep want to f with something that’s extremely popular to fit in and conform

[@skrawberrries]

@surveyor1515 shoutout to u for being a pioneer, if ppl were down to experiment society would be a lot more interesting. the goal isnt to be fashionable, its to be stylish. fashion is directly related to trends, n its all about either being on trend or ahead of the trend. forces are acc old now but they're still in trend bc they're popular, thats why ppl call them fashionable. trendy doesnt mean popular tho, it takes time to get popular; trendy just describes the rise of an item to popularity. i found looking at definitions of trend cycles and the innovation adoption cycle helped me understand what trends were. they don't need to be new or popular yet, it just needs to be on its way to popularity, n thats what sambas r doing now.

[@haroldgrey134]

That scent is pronounced "OOUN NEW-WEE NOMAHD" - if you want to elevate your fashion elitism, it's highly recommended learning how to pronounce some French words. The French and fashion elitism go hand in hand 😂

[@fashionelitist]

i must stay mid

[@QuoteXIII]

I feel called out by the thumbnail

[@kestokomedio6450]

Fashion jesus

[@amymybeloved]

so real jq

[@Nabem0n0o]

my edgelord

[@kerz5383]

yall im just some random dude who occasionally watches videos like this to get new outfit ideas and keep up with brands, meanwhile bro is having a psycotic breakdown. yall it isnt that deep, put on some clothes that look nice.

[@fashionelitist]

🤫🧏🏻

[@kerz5383]

@@fashionelitist "bye bye...."🎶

[@ROY-he3fw]

Jq, you are my fashion daddy

[@Fahad05]

Boy please tell me what to do I have money but I don’t have enough balls to try new stuff so I can’t develop a style and it’s like I’m moving in slow mo

[@dnull]

send it to me

[@illusionb2323]

Don't know if this will help you but this is my how I find my style. Currently I like the whole Yohji all black look, and I've curated a closet that's getting closer to looking like some of the photos Fashion Elitist used in this video but with a mix of workwear and utility included due to my current job and lifestyle. Finding your style is something that is slow and changes and is influenced by what you see, the media you consume, your own personal philosophy on life, what your day to day and lifestyle is like. All these things influence your style that seems pretty simple, right? The good part is that you're already building all these things in your day to day without even realizing it. The dilemma of finding your "style" begins when you become aware and conscious of fashion. This shit takes time. Like, seriously. You have to be proactive about finding inspiration whether that be having a pinterest moodboard account, building up a grailed wishlist, having a instagram account solely curating fashion, you have to avoid the people telling you what to wear, and avoid trend videos. I can confidently buy and wear a lot of Yohji's more extravagant and flashy pieces without worry or any doubt (aside from cost lol) I only discovered this style of dressing a year ago and I've only just now started hard committing to it . That's not the important part though, the part to pay attention to is how I got to this point. Fashion Elitist was my first introduction to this style, and I'll say he is a huge inspiration of why I dress the way I do now, but he's only a small part of why I'm comfortable wearing clothing like this, there's a much larger picture for me to decide to dress in that black crow Yohji style. So I used to be super into the streetwear stuff I didn't like formal stuff or looking "fancy" I thought it was corny and only for "old" people, so I've been fashion conscious for years now. But when I played the Yakuza series for the first time, I loved the suits that all the characters wore and that's how I found out I was into suits and I no longer thought they were corny, they were actually cool. But just because I discovered that I liked the suits didn't mean I just went balls deep into buying a shit ton of suits that look the ones the characters in those games wore it just sat in the back of my mind. Then I got into seinen manga's a year or 2 later after finishing the Yakuza games, stuff like Vagabond and Berserk. But out of those 2 Vagabond appealed more to me due to its themes and art and the way characters moved and the way their clothing moved, and the sense of airiness and flow everything had to it with a sharp contrast of violence and the such. After reading it I wanted to start wearing noragis and kimonos and that type of clothing due to the looseness and flow that Vagabond had demonstrated with these clothes. But even I thought it would be way too much to start wearing kimono jackets and noragi's, trying to look Miyamoto Musashi lmao, so I kinda just put that stuff on the back burner. immediately I was drawn to his content and style and I told myself, yea I wanna dress like this guy, and that was my first introduction to the Yohji style with the all black draped stuff. And I didn't hard commit to it at first but I did start downsizing my wardrobe to just essentials and then buying those essentials with different cuts and fits while still curating a wishlist and moodboard of those "grails" I actually wanted. And after curating that list for so long and now that I have money to afford some of these pieces and understanding why I like these pieces and style of dressing so much I can confidently buy crazy looking stuff without any worry and I don't even have to look that deep because I already have a huge list to pick and choose from. The point of me writing this long ass essay on my style journey is because I think it demonstrates how much time and thought has to go into curating a personal style, and how even things from years back can influence what you like today, hell I don't even care if you or anyone else reads it. I just want to demonstrate how slow this process is and everything I've written is over the span of 5 years with so much detail left out because ain't no way anyone reading allat. Copy others, Find out why you like such and such, you have money? Great! The process is still slow, be patient, discover yourself, research the history of the clothing you like, keep a note of everything you find appealing not just in fashion, but in everything. To repeat one last time, I wrote all of this demonstrate just how much thought can go into personal style, because sometimes these videos really don't visualize what the process is actually like.

[@GnogginGnome]

Thrifting is low risk, high reward in terms of exploring your self expression through fashion in an affordable way. This is what I recommend to anyone who wants to start dressing better. If you have a concrete idea of what you think looks cool then it’s impossible to start building a high-end wardrobe imo.

[@FrankieOcean7081]

​@@illusionb2323It was a great read tbh. I'm also going through a journey like you did. And reading your comment really inspired me to be more me.

[@averagemale9401]

@@illusionb2323this was an interesting

[@aaof-d-mio-fv2fb]

Rehash

[@picclboi6388]

fuck man buying clothes is scary i wanna keep what i have but im not pleased with it but what can u do about it damn also ur vlogs are cool

[@andyatty9412]

Gheeeeey

[@anthonyvanwyk1001]

W mans

[@Emesis_0]

So this is a video constantly stating, “well that’s a topic for another video”?

[@FoSkEtTcHy]

Truly, a fashion elitist, yet everything he says somehow just comes off as long format TikTok mumble…. Idk homie thinks he’s unlocked something but I know he’s just depressed in his room all day…

[@mcsc730]

Lmao

[@averagemale9401]

Day 300 of hating

[@FoSkEtTcHy]

@@averagemale9401 everyone else in the comments be suckin him off for wearing pants and a shirt made out of a dyed black bed sheet. Idk I can’t be the only one who thinks this.

[@raejuan8177]

w hate

[@srafnos2073]

I mean he doesn't hide it lmao he agrees with you

[@ala9606]

I love and hate your videos. Most of the time i feel a little like crap after watching, but I also realised it's because of the wording you use. You already say they copying is how we aquire "our" own style, but what we produce is just a mix of things we copied made into someting new. But it's not really new, it's just miexed in a new way. I feel like you say it like it's a bad thing, but it's how it's supposed to be. So we shouldn't feel bad if we feel if our style isn't truly original, because noone's is.

[@randomstuff4728]

Gay!!!!!!

[@quicksilver3263]

No offence bc i appreciate the sentiment, but this script is obnoxious af

[@averagemale9401]

The script?

[@espadasarchive]

wtf is this bro jq on

[@Ani-pj3jp]

Here so that jq makes rent

[@jiumaxy]

love and I mean love ur videos but the corny “mogged” “beta” is just so bad 😭

[@fashionelitist]

cringy jokes are my thing

[@latinballa88]

Trash Fit Button 🙋‍♂️

[@Chernochegger]

I know you are sick, but you can still brush your hair to make the video

[@averagemale9401]

His hair being spiky is kinda a vibe