How Luxury Streetwear Shaped Calabasas | Style Out There | Refinery29

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What does style look like where you are from? Let us know in the comments!

[@angelsrock88]

Refinery29 literally jeans crop tops or hoodies and Adidas superstars. Its insane. Oh and you cant forget the crap ton of fake tan

[@sophiegross2871]

alaska: hunter rain boots, patagonia sweaters, flannels, and birkenstocks with socks 😩🤢 it’s rough

[@birthtosocietyjeans6978]

Refinery29 Birthtosociety great segment something that needed to be said I feel that the young people in my community Sunny South Dallas r consumers of their on culture & style we where made to believe if you choose to dress that way it was not cool you where poor thrifty stores shopping was where you're mom went to buy clothes because you couldn't afford anything else .Now with this big movement I call Robinthehood culturally has flip the script on a lifestyle that all others can be apart of my mom would always tell me don't be mad if someone takes something you had and make money with it if you had a chance to do the same the only problem mom is we didn't have a Chance.

[@AngelaEAwesome]

It's very conservative here, so walking around you won't see a lot of the exposed skin (ignoring that it is also winter and we do have a mild form of winter here), and typically the people who have money wear very low key outfits. Top brands, but nothing flashy. Vancouver is usually exaggerated as the "yoga pants" city, but that's an extreme claim. You see that a lot because a lot of people do yoga, go to the gym, and hike. You can do extreme hikes where you need gear, but there is so much nature here that is accessible by transit or walking. But....it's not the majority of the fashion here. I should mention that most men in Canada have zero fashion sense, and no style. It's sad. There is also the overwhelming "poor" population, who, in other cities would not be poor, but they don't care about brands or trends and stick with cheap fast fashion. Most young people follow basic trends but nothing too street. Canada, in general, is not very fashion friendly. There are people with good style, but nothing bold. Most people with the best and boldest fashion sense are in high school, where you can see a lot of the street wear trends, after that fashion usually dies. Mostly due to peer pressure, or less free time to follow trends. Oh, also in club culture. Maybe. I try to avoid going to clubs. :o I would like to mention that I love fashion, but I have a poor sense of style. I like looking at these lovely stylish people, but I also don't want to dress that way. I want to do my own thing and not have to worry about if something it on trend. I mostly dress like a 5 year old, or a teenage boy.

[@maribelagpaoa4389]

Ugly mix match kine

[@CALLITTRIPLEBTV]

“If Kylie wears a durag it would be cool, if I wore a durag it’s ghetto” FACTS FACTS FACTS

[@kyll5552]

as a white person i never thought about it like that, so i'm glad she said it

[@contourbae]

i love her

[@contourbae]

@@kyll5552 are u living under a rock

[@willow304]

NK Mafia 1000th like!

[@caramelfemale8022]

No lies there

[@ElioDomeq]

Calabasas is just an overhyped rich neighborhood, where people call themselves “creative” or “style influencers” when in reality they just have money

[@shariqayan8075]

Message recieved

[@shaniahpacheco7985]

You need money when you want to be a to be a style influencer

[@karakol86]

Yeah money and no personalities. Pretty pathetic if you ask me.

[@whoskamo8742]

U mad Bro?

[@edengarden6811]

Amen!

[@heatherholm5411]

i go to school in calabasas and have never even heard of "calabasas inventing the new street wear". calabasas is just filled with a lot of hype beasts who will buy anything that says surpreme and basic girls that try so hard to not have basic style yet still wear basic clothes. while calabasas is mentioned in rap songs and is featured on kanye's clothing line calabasas has no fashion style of its own and is just a rich suburb that celebrities happened to flock to.

[@imkesalz8059]

wow so well articulated, interesting to hear an insiders view on this

[@isisakers8617]

ik i live in calabasas and im like whattttt this is false

[@shiftautomotive854]

On point! these ppl have no sense of style. They all copied each other trying to “stand out” 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@CourtJules1]

amen!

[@JarlinCastro]

Heather Holm 😂😂 Calabasas’s wig has evaporated

[@EirineDaligari]

"these are the streets that made me, me" trust me, it shows.

[@ivankacollado2445]

Eirine Daligari 💀😂

[@BravoSolid]

Cultural appropriation IMPORTED by Kanye

[@thiagogregory1]

lmfaoo

[@evanfox487]

What streets 😭🤚🏽 Lmaoooo that's a gated community

[@virianelui8628]

lol

[@TheRockyCrowe]

“I feel if you spend your whole life here, you won’t have a good grasp on reality.” I think we just identified who the smart one is.

[@michaelzero5278]

@Alejandra E realy i did not now that (sarcasm)

[@carlosllanos9913]

"These are the streets that made me, me." *lives in a gated community.

[@lit721]

Carlos Llanos It’s so fucking funny

[@jasmineshelton759]

@Aspyn Jones lol

[@parisz]

Carlos Llanos Ikr cringed

[@denicem8950]

That had me so fucking dead

[@nicole71047]

💀

[@cashouttillipassout]

So calabasass kids got no identity basically

[@TheMarleyDavidson]

*message*

[@sportedittz1091]

Message received

[@michaelzero5278]

They want to be like us and they envy us so much,thats why we get treated like shit in this society.

[@xHaNguyen]

*calabasass has left the chat*

[@karligranger9175]

Joshua Carter excuse YOU I’m from calabasas... but what you said is true 😂

[@AMAINE207]

THat dudes got no style, just expensive clothes.

[@kenshinscott]

Balmain Chanel He has no style which means he only wearing cloths like u said that’s up to date he is a slave only wearing cloths to please other people if he had style he would were something that’s different unique and fits with what he truly feels not following the crowd

[@brit...4097]

Balmain Chanel tbh it’s kinda ugly if you just wear branded clothes aswell like that’s it? What a simple style, not my type at all but at least they’re happy. Same with expensive clothes, you would wear an expensive shirt with a pair of old jeans? Would anyone compliment you on your style or the price on your chest? Well at least they’re happy

[@michellybonnie1406]

He's straight up loser!

[@alppp6]

@Balmain Chanel I would much rather wear clothes I actually like instead of wearing brand clothes just for other people to like it

[@nellieevans1540]

Money can't buy fashion sense.

[@srsly___uio]

*Everybody wanna dress like they from the streets but ain’t nobody wanna be from the streets*

[@bravitarey]

0601 96 agree!

[@Itsgabybaby]

Facts I’m actually from the streets

[@Anne_one]

Put this on a shirt!

[@stupidassnigga-topic8397]

@@bravitarey no cap fr

[@kir1417]

Fona10 nones glamorizing it if your grew up in the streets you’d understand 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@angeldolly4947]

No offense, but that place looks super boring. Everything is exactly the same

[@trlb5671]

Lol It's pretty boring. The Hills are great for photoshoots though. Probably not so much after the fires but 7 years ago they were.

[@michaelzero5278]

That's why they want to be like us color people and why we get treated like shit.

[@trlb5671]

@@michaelzero5278 You could have a point, I'm sure they desire something more different in their lives.

[@Ana-ty8sl]

Yeah, it is....

[@kstar881]

Heck yea its boring, it fucking looks like Anaheim tbh LOL

[@Tabaitha_Elle]

I wasn’t expecting the video to get into appropriation but I love that it did! The less privileged kids strive to look “ rich “ with knock off designer items meanwhile these kids want to look “ street “. Isn’t that something.

[@themusicjunkie4life]

It's Tabaitha I love this comment. Totally agree with you

[@refinery29]

+it'stabitha Glad you enjoyed! :)

[@aricaice6447]

As they say, style is ironic.

[@TheArtkaw]

So it's Ali G all over again.

[@keisha5542]

Ironically

[@HELL0NESSA]

This made my skin crawl. This is exactly what I thought it would be and is the perfect example of why I hate this fashion trend and the "culture" that surrounds these types. This wannabe, appropriating hood, upper class style. It's so distasteful.

[@trlb5671]

ALL fashion is a rip off of someone else's idea... it will never end, it gets re-cycled every 10 years, fashion students are taught to forecast trends (figure when the new generation is too young to remember the old trend so it's safe to bring it back and change it up a bit & re-release it), claiming street style is ridiculous look at style in the 80's/90's and you'll get it... everyone dressed like that and it's just coming back around with a new spin. No one owns these looks.

[@michaelzero5278]

@@trlb5671 yes someone who get it, i've been saying this for years and no one listen and to make thing more depression im the only one how read and like you comment.

[@trlb5671]

@@michaelzero5278 At least 2 people in the world clue in on this! I love seeing other people's creativity it's inspiring and fun so to be mad that another race appreciates someone's fashion sense just breaks my heart. What is the point of art if we can be inspired to then create our own stuff? Unfortunately it's "ripping off" someone else but technically everything we learn in life is. Where's the line? Do-rags I suppose? I'd be cool to draw the line there.

[@busubalang2361]

@@trlb5671 My dad also said this. Style is just the same nothing new

[@Aurora-un4pv]

kettlebelle1 durag is for getting waves it’s not for style it’s just for their hair 😂

[@madf8507]

"Btw her dad is snoop dog" made me mind blown

[@madf8507]

hi thanks for the like

[@lit721]

Madeleine F that’s southern cali. everybody has a connection, that’s why so many people are fake

[@HELL0NESSA]

@@lit721 do you know how BIG of an area SoCal encompasses? Many people are connected, depending on where you live and what industry you work in.

[@anacano1370]

I was the 1k like :o but it's true tho, blew my mind.

[@odanilooliveira]

Yeah I was like DAMN

[@rheahanlon4307]

People need to chill out about buying the most expensive clothes. Fashion isn't about wearing a £100 shirt it's about wearing a £3 shirt and making it look expensive

[@meepmeeps2480]

@Spider Boy you sound brainwashed

[@sportedittz1091]

Sugar Cookies 😂😂 he is a bot

[@jingwan1273]

Please they are not buying it because its expensive they are buying it because of famous people and celebrity's

[@kyliealexandra]

you’re basically talking about fast fashion which is NOT good

[@mariannejohnson405]

agreed

[@Bernadettte213]

Street wear true origins-> chicano & black culture. Those hoop earrings have history.

[@ivankacollado2445]

Amen

[@ricebunny8885]

Period growing up I always wear my hoop earrings that my mami gave me white girls made fun of me for it now I see them wearing them

[@gissellea3665]

Twilight Angel Most hoop earring represents a chicano culture. Hoop earrings mean different things to people of color. Look up “hoop earring appropriation”

[@pixieofjoy]

Hoop earring appropriation? Hoop earrings have been worn and admired since the beginning of time by nearly every culture you can imagine. Chicano culture is simply one on a list of many that revere the hoop earring.

[@ilovetheweeknd3412]

also!! native urban wear on reservations!! i know it’s not a big impact but go to any near reservation that is what they wear but i thought we should add it!!

[@geneia1407]

When you're a millionaire but can't afford a personality

[@garciafarrah]

atleast they have money. i'll choose that than being broke like me. ahahahaha

[@garciafarrah]

@@harshdeep8835 you're so serious 😛

[@vorlinn]

beepbeep she’s right tbh

[@Tater_Toot]

ツTurtlez tbh that is kinda pathetic

[@vorlinn]

xFireGatezx ig🤷🏽‍♂️

[@lilyardalan8812]

"Calabasas in aspirational" hi ok no, Calabasas native here to confirm that it IS as boring of a suburbia as you would expect, everyone looks the same, there's nothing to do, and it's filled to the brim with privilege and superficiality. the benefits of living here are the overall safety (especially if you live in one of the gated communities), the reasonable distance from the beach/WeHo/LA in general, and the good public schools. Otherwise, that girl in the video hit the nail on the head with "if you spend your whole life here, you're not gonna have a real grasp on reality." It is a god damn bubble out here.

[@misstinglesasmr2013]

You cannot confirm this, they're out here trying to chase their dreams of being fashion designers. They probably see Calabasas as a safe/artistic playground. I live in a suburb also, and most of the people I know who claim "oh it's boring, there's nothing to do." are usually the idiots who lay around at home all day and literally they have no hobbies or superficial talent. It's honestly a privilege to live in the suburbs. School is more important there and it's easier to pursue your biggest dreams in life. People who don't live in suburbs find this hard, because they have to balance their lives with surviving and being safe. It's often people who live outside the suburbs never pursue their dreams.

[@lilyardalan8812]

jupiter! You have every right to believe that, sure. That’s not what I perceive, and that’s not how I live.

[@misstinglesasmr2013]

@@lilyardalan8812 Oh ok.

[@gladysrodriguez7656]

Oh I'm with you 100%! I'm not far from there and I don't know what they're all talking about. A bubble to say the least! LOL

[@strawberrysyrup13]

It's sad because to me most of these clothes aren't luxury. They're overpriced sweats. I can't stand how people dress now from what they get off social media. It's bland, basic and desperate. 😑

[@rodrickheffley7791]

"I'm not like other girls" headass

[@TheSweetForever]

RODRICK HEFFLEY 😂😂😂

[@siri_siri4709]

@@rodrickheffley7791 well whats the luxury behind them then? People only buy them for the logo because of marketing. No one buys yeezy because of the "luxurious quality"

[@cameronafrasiabi6192]

"Instagram is a big part of my life" Kill me now

[@casualviewer9792]

I LOL'd too much on this

[@michaelzero5278]

Kill me first please, take my gun🔫

[@ninjanippledog725]

"Social media" not instagram, video is right there bud

[@neegas3490]

.

[@neegas3490]

@@ninjanippledog725 holds the same energy tho

[@TakeKareMusic]

“it’s been 3 days since i got a blow out” ...annoying af. no culture lmao

[@maxu8]

Karen Joyce trust me these girls are the most spoiled girls at chs

[@skibby504korea]

Lmao right? Who waits 3 days? 😂

[@ivankacollado2445]

Rich person problem at its finest 🤣😭👏🏽

[@karakol86]

Everyone should be homeless in a big city for at least 6 months

[@nvrrungji]

Karen Joyce bruh its been 2 years since i went to a salon

[@madigable2125]

“It’s been three days since I’ve had a blow out.” It’s been like 6 months since I even had my hair cut goddamn

[@janathelamb3]

madi gable How common is a blowout? Do they literally just wash and blow dry your hair? 🤔

[@emmavance6818]

Fr my mom cuts my hair

[@weareorigin]

Over 3 days...someone call the fashion ambulance to take her to nearest salon.

[@emilyloves1000]

its been like 6 years for me

[@yoongis_garden]

I’ve never had a blowout. I don’t even know what it is tbh

[@julieta5773]

It's sad actually, they spend all their time comparing themselves to celebrities and trying so hard to be like them.. They're living in a bubble

[@lottieloup6761]

Exactly. They basically forgot who they are themselves and with that lost all of their personality

[@bhumikakhatri2621]

It feels good to not born in that community.

[@alisag.2223]

@@bhumikakhatri2621 its not what you think it is, it's not only for the wealthy people rent homes there also

[@D33Lux]

Although they're not bitter or arrogant, they sound educated and if you listen to what they said they don' t want to spend their whole life there and want to experience other cultures.

[@deekshab9417]

And they know that

[@reneexxx8809]

"I've been here now for almost....29 years." Adam pauses, remembering that he lives in his parents house still and that is the only reason he is actually able to work at In N Out for the aesthetic and spend all his money on track pants and shit while his parents slowly become obselete tech support managers.

[@si45megamera]

StAHP AHWGAHA

[@matthewrainey4191]

Calabasas: dressing as if you just ended a workout, paired with a faux fur, driving the cheapest model Mercedes offers, living in a tract-housing McMansion.

[@themango9644]

Basically

[@paopao9354]

Am I the only one thinking about *jeffree star* instead of the Kardashian’s

[@joeydown3164]

Spooky Paola same.

[@bustdownlydiana4913]

Omg yes

[@aaliahmarie1347]

Spooky Paola yess!!

[@memedream_451]

Yeah lolol

[@tayloreliza]

Yes lmao

[@Janegrannis]

Lounge wear as “high fashion” isn’t new. Remember velour track suits in the 2000’s? Also, Calabasas looks boring as hell. A bunch of cookie cutter houses.

[@robinlaurence6284]

Those tracksuits were influenced by New York hip-hip culture. All fashion is cyclical!

[@ashlee120386]

Kim M of black culture 😏

[@smacksdaily7307]

ash rob black people arent the only people that wear track suits😂

[@Tweetypi16]

Smacks Daily you're right. Were I come from we call them chavs 😂

[@Music_Lover0612]

Smacks Daily She isn't saying they are just that they made it cool.

[@irinaermolaeva5520]

I , actually think these girls are trying way too hard to fit in that they somehow stand out. This is not Calabasas style, this is the “Wanna be”style

[@gringobingo471]

Irina Ermolaeva true

[@mikitereszko2222]

Irina Ermolaeva I mean they said in the video that some of them weren’t born to Reich families, that is what they grew up on but now they bringing it somewhere else

[@petiterosie8287]

Yes this is “wanna be a style” come to NYC and see what is really “street style”...

[@matthewrainey4191]

Irina Ermolaeva they literally stand out like a sore thumb in real life

[@trlb5671]

ALL teens try too hard to fit in. This is our society's doing not the kids fault.

[@Mrbliss36]

"Growing up here has been difficult" LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL THEN SHE FOLLOWS THAT UP WITH "IN KINDERGARTEN" OMG I CANT

[@ica91021]

dude chill it was because she is the only black person and prob people still sensitive about it before kanye’s invansion

[@simeoda]

She's black and I'm sure the snotty racist white kids were horrible to her.

[@Divi333.]

LMAOOO

[@nou9423]

mark bill Its Cause shes Black and People bullied her for that. So can you just shut up and respect other people? Just because their rich doesn’t mean that their living a perfect life. Think about other people and how they feel instead of just laughing about it. I’m also sorry if I have Grammar in-corrections, English is not my first language.

[@verynormalusername]

bruh are you saying racism is okay if youre a child? wtfffff

[@christiannanyabussness6139]

Calabasas in the Philippines are pumpkins/ squashes

[@revolutionarysloth.]

Is Calabazas in spanish and it means pumpkins too! In Peru we call something/someone calabaza when they're just looks and no brain lol.

[@modernmommaph]

Oh yes Haha

[@mimimitzii]

hahahahahaha

[@toniace2274]

omg soooooooo true and we use to call stupid person calabaza!

[@lizsaldana9142]

In the rest of the world tbh

[@SnarrlingDarling]

I'm pretty sure if any teenager had that much money and free time they'd be a "stylist". It doesn't take vision to dress rich people in three hundred dollar sweat pants and a crop top.

[@quickdirtyblog6704]

three thousand dollar sweat pants

[@julialuminasalsa]

ikkkrkkrrrrrrr

[@MalakhiW]

Baily Coy fucking hater your jealousy is apparent

[@rosemfall6717]

This was so interesting but I also hated it. The fact that that guy thinks he can be "ironic" by appropriating gang culture is ironic. Irony would be if gang members appropriated Calabasas culture. They are not in a position for equal exchange. Some people are so oblivious smh

[@peterodriguezfit6690]

Rose Fall so what is the solution

[@elosmilealways]

agree

[@anan.7784]

Rose Fall so right! Hated that guy. Just call your cultural appropriation "ironic" and that's supposed to make it ok pffff still not ok.

[@alexiawesterterp1403]

"they are not in a position for equal exchange." i've been searching for the right wording for this meaning to explain to my friends why the "irony" of balabasas is just appropriation, so thank you for conveying this so well.

[@tigerskiss1986]

Always make me laugh a pick of Khloe Kardashian wearing a hat that says “ Compton when she’s all rich suburban girl.

[@amphibiangoddess]

This is how people have dressed in South Nashville since 2000’s. And other southern black communities in Atlanta or Memphis. It’s called ghetto fabulous. It’s not revolutionary or Calabasas anything. It’s how I dressed back in high school in 2005, and a lot of people still dress like that in hood here in the south.

[@haileygrey5047]

mjessnash same here in new Orleans

[@franceseast6592]

I'm from Memphis and I was just thinking the same thing

[@crystalsplace7163]

mjessnash Good ole Boughetto (bougie and ghetto) style.

[@yairmoreno9091]

Exactly it looks like they stucked in an 2005 music video with some 90's in and call it new...... please bitch!!!! :O

[@ricebunny8885]

You’re right Amphibian Goddess, but 👏🏽peroidt Am Latina that lives in Atlanta I looked back at the yearbooks from the past they brought stuff back from the past

[@cc-gx8hr]

LOL the white guy in the gated community like 😤 these the streets that made me, me 🔫🔥✊🏽 in his Fashion Nova clothes

[@sweetnsour3693]

Lmao 😂😂

[@ducati9992]

🤦‍♂️

[@EC-wg9el]

"By the way, her dad is Snoop Dogg" Amazing

[@aarovision.]

I was shook 😂

[@nkk284]

I literally had to pause the video to process that 😂

[@aniraminom]

SAME

[@lilangel1773]

I WAS SHOOKEN TO THE CORE

[@belencita9526]

I was so caught off guard omg

[@lunatears1]

I love the fact that the girl mentioned how these styles came from the hood and that now these wealthy girls and boys who are adopting the style from hip hop culture and black and Latinx neighborhoods who came up with these looks and appropriating these looks and now are considered chic

[@crisduel]

luna tears can you just say Latino please

[@lilangel1773]

latinx more gender inclusive sis. u can use latino if u want but it's just an x lmao Unicorn FUN ur user is qt tho ♡

[@crisduel]

honey angel ok but the thing is Latino applies to both female and male and any other gender. Why change the word with an x it makes no sense? If I were to go up to somebody and tell them I’m Latino they would understand me perfectly fine. Stop changing the language to fit an agenda. Also thanks

[@hanaj]

Unicorn FUN you don’t get to tell people what to call themselves. If someone doesn’t identify with Latino, but wants Latinx- let them be. I called my friend Latino and he said he preferred Hispanic. I didn’t lecture him. I said cool and moved on

[@etherike2769]

Dressing like a cheap hooker is considered chic now? Give me a break... 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@rubiestrada7401]

so basically everyone in Calabasas is being someone they aren’t??💀

[@HappinessTheBrand]

& making money from it 💀

[@georgiana1147]

fr tho💀

[@tarunmahesh4711]

Lmao fr fake ass people

[@moricantos]

shes a really good interviewer

[@musicsavedme3534]

moricantos I love her

[@TheRockyCrowe]

“Calabasas is a mindset” bruh, gtfo, Calabasas is MONEY.

[@paulh7332]

It's not that deep. It's a fuckin' Neighborhood

[@brendonlaw6898]

Pablo Hammer XD lol

[@mscee]

I outright chuckled when I heard dude says that

[@NicoleS16]

This is sad. How sheltered.

[@michaelzero5278]

Its a joke

[@tamatharay2405]

When that one girl says she hasn't had a blowout in 3 days 🤮🤮 shoot me now. Already all privileged kids. Ick.

[@lilosurmer4466]

What is a blowout please? I'm not English and cannot find any definition

[@madewithlove6787]

@@lilosurmer4466 when you get your hair blow dried and styled at a salon

[@aveaillium8754]

What's so yucky about it???😑

[@kenadielise7780]

@@aveaillium8754 she is so privileged and rich and bratty her attitude is bad

[@hayleybrowne3532]

This is what there used to this is the environment that they grew up to

[@themollyrich]

All those girls look 25 but they’re in high school I’m confused lol when I was in high school I looked 5 lmaooo

[@x_SillyLilly_x]

Combination of tanning and makeup... Probably.

[@arag6091]

Molly Richter I'm out of highschool and I still look like a baby :(

[@x_SillyLilly_x]

hill Hill I did say probably. But wow, never seen a person with natural orange skin.

[@FujoshiKira]

i'm starting grad school this august and if it weren't for my colored hair (which isn't allowed in high schools here in the philippines), people would think i'm still in high school lol

[@onetoughcupcake]

Lol I’m 21 and I still look 5

[@Therealginaaaaa_]

"Being independent and making boss moves just like my dad" when they said her father is snoop dog I was shocked.

[@princeofpanic4774]

Rich kids dressing like they struggled. This is the end times. Smdh.

[@journeybeyondthesea]

David Mendez yess 🤦‍♀️😂

[@JG-tz9iu]

Damm it get them boss!

[@juniorquintero1702]

How they even struggling when they dress up good , look like you struggle with comments about wishing on how people how to live

[@charlesweston4374]

Funny, poor kids where I’m from dressing like they ain’t struggling. Spending a week’s earnings on some kicks. Ironic, really.

[@evastood4539]

Charles Weston this country does a really good job at not being able to differentiate the rich from the poor

[@hazel5129]

"...making big decisions like my dad..." *btw her dad is snoop dog* That had me cackling!

[@milkyway1903]

Rody Stanlee 10:52

[@milkyway1903]

Rody Stanlee sure

[@existingthing3888]

Yeah, I felt the bomb when it hit me lol

[@wsheri11]

Thank you for explaining that this style did NOT originate from Calabasas....it is from hip-hop culture that is being embraced from the suburbs.

[@refinery29]

+sheriberry You're welcome! :)

[@bluBlaq33]

It’s also from rock n roll culture, metal shirts and combat boots?? Been doing that for years and suddenly it’s cool in hip hop.

[@robinlaurence6284]

David Arriaga No, they didn’t make it cool though. This look may have pieces that rockers wear (which has its roots in R&B) but no one wears it because of them. People want to look like Kanye and Snoop not Tommy Lee.

[@io2255]

David Arriaga rock/ rock n roll came from black people

[@ladybug4408]

And Kanye West has nothing to do with this style. Kanye tries to dress like a white grunge rocker from the early nineties with the flannels and loose jeans.

[@kayjanel95]

Omfg that white guy was trying so hard to make Calabasas sound so much cooler than it actually is

[@dickhick6222]

kayjanel95 “balabasis” lol dumb

[@Btouhy1]

Haaaa.. Calabasas is literally the lamest place on earth.

[@xiwow1847]

HAHAH XDDD

[@jamal9167]

He was a cornball

[@SFVone]

YES.

[@cw214]

good documentary, but calabasas itself looks like the most painfully boring conventional suburb i've ever seen. just basic instagram girls and mcmansions everywhere you look.

[@splashofsparks]

Sophie I live near there (for the school system lol) and yeah thats pretty much true.

[@selenadolmuz1473]

Sophie right? I'm like dear lord even if I had money I wouldn't move there

[@jarenong]

Sounds like the dream to me. Beautiful white girls everywhere

[@cw214]

Jarren Ong dude why you gotta be like that

[@takeoff7396]

Im curious, if those girls looked basic to you then I'm assuming you're around women who look 2x better, right? Cause in my opinion those girls are definitely not average looking..

[@kathrynbaudelaire3828]

" Social media is a big part of my life." Girl, that's sad.

[@defaultcharactertemplate7271]

The moment that sentence comes out of a person's mouth, I immediately start judging them

[@co6220]

@@defaultcharactertemplate7271 Same, I know everyone would say to not judge a person on looks alone but those very few words are enough to make me criticize them in a heartbeat. :/

[@miguelgt2002]

@@co6220 x2, that's why i have no social media, the enviornemnt there is discusting.

[@michellekahlez2105]

@@miguelgt2002 bet you don't have an Instagram ?

[@michellekahlez2105]

@@miguelgt2002 bet you don't have an Instagram ?

[@janicehearts7697]

Btw her dad is snoop dogg

[@Drea_A]

That fucked me up lolol

[@laplusnoir]

that was funny (my dad is snoop..) those kids are not rational ... make me remember of regine Carter ... those kids can't find way on they're own like they will always say im the daughter of ... annoying !

[@PJ-io8pl]

badaboom78 Except she didn’t say that. The host, not the girl, commented that her dad is Snoop Dogg. All the girl said is she wants to make boss moves like her dad. Nothing wrong with that.

[@virylixyusinthehouse3694]

She dosent look anything like him.

[@LaVieDeVava]

She looks a lot like her mom.

[@dennispena9297]

I’m Latino and I grew up watching black/latinas girls looking like that so I see white people decided when something is cool or not.

[@ilhamomar5596]

Dennis Peña 👏🏿👏🏿🗣WORD!👏🏿👏🏿🗣

[@michaelzero5278]

Everyone want to be black/latino but no one want to go to jail. What a joke

[@agme8045]

Michael Zero i dont want either lol (sadly i am already latino, though i am a different kind of latino than u guys lol

[@v4leri4E]

@@agme8045 loll

[@ricebunny8885]

SAY IT FOR THE WHITE GIRLS IN THE BACK 👏🏽👏🏽

[@2011blueman]

This is just incredibly sad. "We're like bringing the street style to Calabasas." Proceeds to order a mango banana pineapple smoothy in the most valley girl accent possible. GTFO!

[@noonecares200]

Leggo My Ego she lives in the valley that’s why 😒

[@Evie-pq1gs]

That was another girl within the group that ordered it.

[@michellepaul8514]

Leggo My Ego What’s sad about that?! Wtf? 😂

[@betzy7560]

😂😂😂

[@ale-vg4yq]

Leggo My Ego calabasas is literally in the valley lol

[@bottygoon7233]

This is the cultural appropriation that we the black community get angry about, the privilege to wear ratchet clothes but getting non of the negativity associated with it.

[@anitadarpolor7172]

sooo true

[@nihilisticbarbie]

Absolutely.

[@i7amoodzx]

Bitch ur mom perm her hair to look like European people! Talk about cultural appropriation

[@Citrinestones]

Ratchet a. Nobody perms their hair to look European and b. Assimilation vs. appropriation

[@lisandra2084]

Ratchet Girl, white people don’t own straight hair,

[@lilangel1773]

all calabasas and rich streetwear is obviously inspired by poor, (brown and black) communities especially from the 1990's-2000's. This was a very.... interesting documentary to see how hiphop/black streetwear has inspired the suburbs and rich (white) celebrities alike. maybe we could see fashion styles from poorer, actual hood brown/black communities and not just streetwear, but alternative, punk, etc. styles from black/brown people as well.

[@b4ckwoodb4by]

This is funny to me bc they would make a video about " calabasas fashion" 😂

[@Kay_Bellz]

Yeah girl, we need a video about the roots of fashion.

[@Kay_Bellz]

rose baby ikr 🤣

[@Ethan-ed6kr]

I thought I read somewhere that streetwear originated from the west coast skater lifestyle and modern streetwear comes from asia. not arguing but i’m just curious

[@BonequequeGonzalez]

"Street wear" was inspired by many different people. Black people just like to claim they either own or invented everything on the planet. I mean, they are wearing ADIDAS and Tommy Hilfiger and claiming it as their own. Both are owned and created by white people. Also, you can't claim that a fucking sweatsuit is owned by a race or attach a culture to it. People need to stop being so fucking ridiculous. "black culture" in the USA is just Western culture. If you are from the USA then it's Western culture. Stop making shit up, creating fake labels and trying to segregate people. Grow up.

[@ellan8482]

"Social media's a big part of my life" that is the saddest thing I've ever heard

[@togaemrich7872]

well if you haven’t noticed many make their money and their living from social media. it may be sad to you but it’s livelihood to someone else.

[@TravelConMiki]

Why is that a sad thing though? It’s the newer generation that have been exposed to social media all their life. Social Media is a big part of a lot of people and I don’t see that as a sad thing it’s just what they’ve been used to or what they enjoy. Social media is just real life but in a digital form.

[@togaemrich7872]

playlists i don’t really care if you think it’s sad or not or whatever you’re trying to say but fact of the matter is it’s how people make money and it’s apart of lots of people’s lives

[@TheChickenRiceBowl]

@@TravelConMiki You really just said you think social media is real life...

[@TravelConMiki]

You got a point. I guess it's really how people use it.

[@Ami_Hime]

Don't DROP THAT BOMB ON ME JHEEZE.... "BTW her dad is snoop dog"

[@earth-motherwhore3352]

Ami- lee What’s her name?

[@aoibhinncorcoran817]

Cori B i think

[@nicoleonlysometimes824]

Ami- lee man I wish snoop dog was my dad

[@anmg597]

Ami- lee lol same! I literally jaw dropped and had to play that part again

[@samanthaaguirre3271]

she went to my high school. she graduated two years ago

[@saharbayat2871]

DID SHE JUST CALL KIM & KANYE THE AMERICAN DREAM? gurl u got it all wrong

[@michaelzero5278]

Sheeple🐑🐑🐑

[@SourEggz]

No - I disagree, they are the very epitome of the American Dream. They are incredibly wealthy and orient their careers around consumerism - maintaining some “traditional values” such as the accumulation of wealth above all else or minimizing the struggles of others as them not working as hard as you. They also have set the current beauty standards - everyone wants to look like Kim Kardashian, including her siblings. They live a lifestyle many would consider the peak of living comfortably - excessively comfortably, without seemingly having to put forth too much effort (I say seemingly because I don’t think it is true). While, it may seem like a sad affair to say they are the American Dream... I don’t think it is a wrong assessment. Now, perhaps I am misinterpreting what the American Dream is because I am not American, but that is what it seems like to me...

[@blackswanvante]

Sour Eggz that’s so sad that people aspire to just be clones of self centered people back in my day, the American Dream was to get an education, make an honest living and live a comfortable life away from violence but oh how times have changed people care more about hair extensions than their education lmao

[@SourEggz]

Øh Ms. Believer I would argue that the American Dream hasn’t changed but rather the vehicle it is presented in. These kids in the video are likely attending prestigious schools, same with the Kardashians and Jenners, and are likely going to attend Ivy Leagues or head into a career that is very lucrative yet taxing on their time. I would say that despite the perception of the Kardashians - they are extremely on the grind for their wealth, despite the picture they’ve painted for the public - being that they are stupid, or relatable, or luxurious. It is all a fabrication... just like wealth has always been for public figures. You can look all throughout history of the bourgeoisie and see similar patterns of pageantry, flaunting and grotesque use of money in spite of the majority of impoverished people. The American Dream is basically this lie sold on a silver platter that you too can become extremely wealthy... if you buy this or that... or hey, if you have a great education and get into massive debt... or buy a good home in a good neighbourhood... etc. The whole notion of “keeping up with the Jones’s” is this idea of trying to accumulate or obtain what the perceived successful have. And, for many, this is what the American Dream means for them. In many ways, it is a system of self-oppression through debt, feelings of inadequacy and struggle. We will never have what the Jones’s have, we’ll never keep up with their trends and their lifestyle... and we were never meant to. Or at least, this is my perspective. I think it goes much deeper than hair extensions. It is marketing and capitalism gone AWOL. There is a great video about What Andy Warhol Ate which kind of touches on the subject of popular culture and how his fondness for mass production and marketing that reflected in his artwork; this idea of keeping up with the extremely wealthy through obtaining material goods. Especially his quote about Coke Cola, and how the whole selling point is that anyone can have it. “Anyone can look like a Kardashian” provided they acquire the material goods the possess - or sell. Anyone can use their favourite skincare line, learn how to contour and pose in a picture... but only the already wealthy can be like them truly. Not saying this is true for everyone, just expanding on what what I meant.

[@jizellemeetsworld]

I never thought about how it is ironic that streetwear shaped such an exclusive and predominantly white community! This is such an interesting topic and I'm loving these mini documentaries! 💫

[@angelaanaconda55]

Andrew Lee "and look good in it" lol. Black people lool good in streetwear gtfoh

[@Vstrum]

tatiana cooper everyone looks good in it is true but which black people “started” streetwear? As far as I’m concerned that isn’t very valid and I’m not saying a different race did There’s a difference between “streetwear” and street style or clothing. I just want to make sure we’re on the same page

[@tatianacooper8406]

we started it and a lot of people look great in it. streetwear and street style are the same thing.

[@thieney]

You ignorant idiot

[@lynthedork4383]

Why tf r y’all making this about race wtf it’s just fashion

[@sophiaso37]

“by the way her dad is snoop dog” wtfff

[@vinnieliu3687]

simplysophia I jumped for a second 😂

[@nawallover6481]

Rightttt?!

[@mochichan6392]

Ikr i was suprised

[@emh6493]

The girl they showed exercising seemed like she had the coldest personality ever lol. Like all of these Calabasas girls seem SO unfriendly like they’d roll their eyes at you if you even looked at them

[@mariefossefall2515]

Elizabeth Harrison I thought the same thing

[@itszia9291]

But she is so pretty though

[@natalie-km3mb]

it’s really sad but this is how girls my age (13) dress, act and talk.

[@joyleen_5158]

@@itszia9291 yaaaaaaaas

[@tomas9830]

Every rich/pretty girl acts like that, i hate them so i make the same shit to them lmao

[@raziagloop95]

"I got teased because I wore hooped earrings. And now I wear it everyday". What a difficult life you had.

[@urmom-fm7ls]

ikr poor thing my heart goes out to them

[@tarunmahesh4711]

😢😢

[@existingthing3888]

Yeah, and did you hear that heart-warming part when the girl talked about her like totally cute picture day outfit that nobody even like, realized how cute it was? Oh the struggle!

[@hamianagrande]

🥺🥺🥺🥺 so brave

[@letizia2003]

just rich and spoiled kids that think they're special and they're inventing something brilliant.

[@JoyWanakwanyi]

Letizia Valsecchi but high end brands like Chanel, Gucci are beginning to make “ghetto” clothes that look high and expensive. I don’t think it’s new...it’s always been there. This brand just introduced it.

[@theobell5640]

Letizia Valsecchi that’s literally me

[@redzkaprezesowa4132]

No. Chanel doesnt do ghetto clothing. Where did you get that?

[@TeeheehahaAra]

But... they explained in the video that the whole style is basically ripped off lol... and they all accepted it

[@slavmetal]

Great video, this is such an interesting phenomenon of the appropriation of "poor people clothing". Like Balenciaga's new sneakers look like the cheap shoes kids used to make fun of, I remember we called it "dad fashion". Same with the Adidas track suits that less than a decade ago were usually associated with images of unemployed Russian men squatting in gutters. "Destroyed" denim, ripped shirts, oversized hoodies, plastic shoes, the list is endless. Personally I enjoy the look, but there's an intense degree of irony there.

[@iamjwang]

Nena this comment god I only recently saw those balenciaga sneakers and just thought ??!

[@slavmetal]

Jennifer Wang the new LV ones are even worse 😂

[@hotkebab3317]

Omg the tracksuiz thing is pissing me off so bad. The kids in school used to call me ghetto for wearing them and now they wear them themself... the irony ppl the irony

[@slavmetal]

Marlene Prokop lmao I always joke with my brother that it's slavophobia

[@hotkebab3317]

Nena 😂😂😂 true that. my family is slavic (polish) and especially the men have a naturally dangerous, aggresiv aura around them. When i'm with my brother in the streets and he wears his tracksuit with the gold chain nobody is saying anything and they look at him with respect and go out of his way😂 but you know ppl hate what they fear.

[@reggienae1995]

I am so happy that girl mentioned cultural appropriation and that this video took a turn lol because before it did I was just like "Are we seriously accrediting this style to a white suburb?"

[@sophiaglass3942]

“I got teased for loving hoop earrings” lol I wished I had those probbbsss

[@Tater_Toot]

Sophia Glass tbh anyone who wears hoops that big can get teased by anyone

[@michellekahlez2105]

@@Tater_Toot y thooo

[@spanishcat28]

Calabasas "street style" is deadass just knock-off NY street wear but for the summer lol

[@caribelflorentino4985]

true

[@Asteria786]

lmaooooo deadass tho

[@domrg7403]

spanishcat28 100

[@GirlSix180]

Facts!

[@17Yanie]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@rickilacy2677]

"I got teased cause I wore hoop earrings." HOOP EARRINGS!!?!! Is that your struggle!! Jesus, they live in a bubble. cry me a river. Also can we get a full documentary on cultural appropriation of black (and brown) culture? This was great

[@trixxytwix4812]

Ricki White lol who gets teased for wearing hoop earrings

[@yuh6094]

Ricki White cultural appropriation isn't real.

[@TheXxsuperxxchickxx]

I mean if you live in a first world country you could say u live in a bubble compared to other countries. There's bubbles within bubbles

[@Budgieterian]

i mean ive gotten teased for wearing hoop earrings, im not gonna cry about it but i just think its funny when i wear em its trashy and get called a chonga but when a white person wears em its cute n trendy

[@IamHUNdeX]

Ricki White A documentary on cultural appropriation on white culture would also be great.

[@TOPOTWO]

This is so basic and lame. Rich kids dressing poor to look cool. 🤣

[@ladybug4408]

And your comment pretty much says it all because this is exactly what they're doing.

[@prickmendoza7351]

Why are you so judgemental? People can wear what they want to wear! Like duh?

[@rp3944]

Devon A it’s not “poor”

[@tracygalicia7342]

Sio M streetwear was considered to be poor clothes it used to be seen as ghetto.

[@Mary-ls6nu]

What are you trying to say? People can wear wat they want however they want ☁️☁️🌈

[@YamBellOfficialChannel]

Full makeup while doing workout lol😂

[@ladycumberbatch2007]

That girls hoop earrings give me Anxiety

[@tsukinoame4779]

Lady Cumberbatch I’am always afraid that the hoop earrings will get pull off. Meaning blood everywhere.

[@pokokseram7450]

girl, same

[@kelseyd1617]

Literally I wonder how often their hair gets tangled in them

[@virylixyusinthehouse3694]

I thought i was the only one.

[@loveeesyl1745]

Lol omg I thought the same thing when I saw her 😂💀🤭

[@coralakey]

I've lived in Malibu for years (Calabasas is like 15 minutes away) and it's the same concept. The world has such a notion of what it's like but really it's a low-key, small town that people live in to escape the chaos of the city. You guys did an excellent job capturing what it's like being a local here.

[@mazzystar5342]

Cora LovesGlam me too, the feels

[@ToniCarrington]

Plus its soooooooo boring the only thing fun close by is topanga mall lol (lived in Pasadena for 2yrs)

[@alizeruiz9327]

I think they did a ok job

[@iatethecrayons]

Its just rich boring people that have to gank other peoples styles because they cant even be creative with how they spend their money zzzz

[@b4ckwoodb4by]

I wish i can escape the city but im broke

[@BlueUKLouis]

"These are the streets that made me, me." He really thinks they grew up in the streets, lol. Come to the hood, bro.

[@carlymaddison4748]

Rah L. Nobody wants to 👋

[@mecaehla6826]

Carly Maddison you sound about white.

[@carlymaddison4748]

applehead. No just not from a shithole

[@mecaehla6826]

Carly Maddison dont talk bad about your family house hun.

[@carlymaddison4748]

applehead. But I said I was “not from” there. If it was my family house I was referring to I would indeed be from there, wouldn’t I?

[@pokeyourpoke3398]

The thing that annoyed me most: like, like, omg, like, that looks like, soooo cute, like, omg

[@crystalsplace7163]

victoria Sunshine Exactly. What’s also funny. Those kids went to the best schools in the country, but still ended up using the words “like, omg, like, ummm, looks like, omg” in every two words coming out of their mouth. 🤦🏿‍♀️

[@whoskamo8742]

Angry at how they talk? Yoo wtf is wrong with y'all improve ur own life instead of hating on others lifestyle

[@Yocuva1466]

@@whoskamo8742 Not angry just annoyed

[@alyssawilliams7909]

Is the interviewer from New York? Give me more of that New York shade! "This place doesn't really seem all that street to me" "Street wear comes from black culture but you grew up in a surrounded by white people, how do you make sense of that?" LMAOOO

[@truthbknown4255]

Sub-cultures.Usually defined as a cultural group within a larger culture, often having beliefs or interests at variance with those of the larger culture. However, this definition is not true, its the other way around "variance with those who otherwise make a statement in which other cultures deny" White people dressing like the black culture, wearing dreads. Some may see this as a bad thing when it is actually a good thing in that it makes people of all races more cohesive as a people (we are all the same) seen in the younger generation, having friends from all cultural backgrounds...this dynamic creates discourse and understanding and ultimately better relationships and neighborhoods.

[@HumourousGalz]

Exactly! remember when Zendaya wore dreads to a premiere, and was riduculed for it, and people made comments about her looking like she smells like weed? However when Miley, the kardashians etc did it, it's "Trendy" or "edgy"

[@velvetteddy]

True Aries right? My thoughts exactly

[@pariahsgrit]

LoL. good one.

[@navouu5311]

DontcallmeDrea BS! People were glorifying her yeah she had a few people hating on her especially that woman from that show that said something that she shouldn’t of. Other than that really she was being praised for doing that.

[@ixamxmsright]

yup ...Most don't know that the the deconstructed hype on the runways came from the kids in Brooklyn NY .Now you have 300$ torn up jeans.Washington Heights NY is Dominican territory in NYC.They even have a Show on Broadway about that neighborhood.

[@kc7159]

6:50 “Kylie Jenner’s gonna wear a Durag, and it’s cool now. But if I wear a durag it’s gone be ghetto” 😂

[@AnnbrialKing]

The back road I live on has more personality then that entire place.

[@ishanshah7521]

I live 15 min away and y’all... it’s not a mecca of anything. It’s just a bougie suburb with a few thots and nice architecture at the Commons. Drive to places like Reseda which are just across the freeway and you’ll see.

[@eautifulalentedweethearts5077]

Ishan Shah is that you???? If it is, it’s me, Jordan, the one who suffered through A.E.Wright with you a few years ago. 😂

[@MalakhiW]

Ishan Shah my aunt and uncle live there and you gotta admit the thots are a1

[@sportedittz1091]

MALAKHI WILK I can imagine it from the other side of America

[@elliemay1748]

@Real Back in the 80s, Reseda was a very wealthy neighborhood. Nowadays, it's very sketchy. Not somewhere you wanna be at night.

[@michaelzero5278]

@@elliemay1748 stfu.

[@Parisbella219]

These girls in high school look like they're 25 even here in NYC

[@liz2880]

Mel S its all the makeup...

[@nicoleflores7803]

I'm a freshmen in college and am still getting confused for a 15 year old

[@MMSGEE]

SOOOO outta touch with reality, "social media is a big part of my lifee"

[@rusty315]

yeah that sucks!

[@1zeldarulez]

that's so sad

[@kellymarmolejo1481]

Honestly

[@daneaspeaks6499]

I mean to be fair, kids are becoming very rich from social media. Having followers isnt just about being cute for fun. If you think about it, what makes them any different from any other celeb?? They have fans/followers and use their platforms to make money.

[@Mabaz]

that wasn't the same person who said those two things.

[@elisa1979]

5:12 those hoops would be cute if they weren't literally sitting on her shoulders

[@icandy630]

I think it is made for taller people or has longer necks.

[@flightschool1016]

@@icandy630 LMFAOO 💀

[@Eggplanet96]

looks like a very boring place to live

[@pmaii7707]

P. T I think the fun happens in houses cocaine as far as the eye can see

[@KhidrJoseph]

Lol but I'm glad the host has a voice and didn't hype anything up

[@katecantwate272]

P. T Not really lol, california and new york city always got shit goin on so i dont know bout dat

[@kaylees.7378]

It is Lolita lived there and it’s not fun at all

[@sugarmountaineer5383]

it is tbh a lot of SoCal is ugly, cheap and overrun by strip malls, smog, and new construction burbs like this.....if u can get with its fakeness then it can b enjoyable but its not the beautiful paradise its portrayed as

[@sopaipillapesadilla7023]

"If you were to ask me what Calabasas is, at the end of the day, Calabasas is a mindset" whoa, deep, Adam should consider writing a philosophy book

[@michaelzero5278]

Ill be the first one to buy his AMAZING BOOK.

[@melaningoddess2558]

😂😂😂😂

[@lawrenr8849]

I love how they brought up black culture and cultural appropriation amen!

[@yuh6094]

Dreads NCurls cultural appropriation isn't real.

[@omart36]

@Narc 1820 lol kerp crying

[@free2saywhatever]

Cultural appropriation is about the most realest form of bias out there that exist! It doesn’t have anything to do with racism. It has everything to do with superiority complex that’s becoming alarmingly inherent in our society. The fact that if a white person does something that other races have been doing for generations, it somehow elevates it in status in society and is suddenly marketed to the masses. Prime example: yoga! Many people couldn’t even tell you yoga is not a western invention but an Indian religious tradition. Indian yogis who have dedicated their entire life or may even descend from lineage of noble yogis isn’t nearly as appealing to the masses or as appealing on Instagram as the yoga taught in a studio by a white young adult wearing leggings/sports bra who spent a month learning it from another white girl. That is cultural appropriation. The fact that a white person doing yoga is desirable and instagram worthy yet when you post a real yogi in traditional attire doing yoga, it’s not. Like the girl said, Durag on Kylie is cute yet durag on a black girl in public is “ghetto.” It’s this continued ingrained notion that all other races and their traditions are inferior yet when a person of white descent does it, it’s suddenly acceptable and other races are taught to emulate that.

[@narcis3720]

Should've brought up the appropriation of poor "street"-people's style by privileged gated-community inhabitants, too.

[@Machiavelli876]

"Hip-hop greats including Tyga".... wtf?

[@nihilisticbarbie]

Right I was like 🤔

[@callmecoconut70]

That was questionable statement

[@neneirene]

"Visible is only based on where the cameras are" such a good point from Ramee Randall

[@literaIIyshy]

Okay but the camara work and the editing are SO GOOD

[@danitapia8881]

"Styling hip-hop greats like Tyga"...really? Tyga?

[@valeriaxcx4625]

Dani Tapia hahahah fuk

[@DesireeEvans15]

Apparently the artist who gave us “Rack City” is now a “great”

[@carlossalcedo7018]

Lol

[@ieatgremlins]

Hahahahaha

[@BlueUKLouis]

You better believe it! As soon as Kylie Jenner began dating him, she glew up! He influenced her style and she displayed his influence on her social media. Look up Kylie Jenner transition. The moment she began dating Tyga marked a time she began setting these black culture trends you see in the video. The same thing happened to Kim and Kanye! Bomber jackets, oversized looks, etc.

[@redunicorn7760]

The "btw, her dad is snoop dog" REALLY threw me off

[@simoneruguru6787]

I have looked for your comment like wtf

[@spongebobtrianglepants2081]

@Susan Ashuk What did you get out of saying that?

[@shenikadaniel2773]

She's worked with hip hop greats like.... "Tyga". Me:"Bye girl"

[@ladybug4408]

LOL, Omg he has never been a great and never will be a great. He is another poser like Kanye. Can't stand Kanye

[@julietran8836]

they said TYGA before J LO!!!

[@lowkey_babe77]

Fam!!! I was scrolling through the comment section to see if anyone else clocked this, I was so disgusted😭😒

[@SpookyBabii_666]

🤣😂😂

[@chrissy2007]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@collins6594]

Hidden hills sounds like a fortnite location

[@johnb2005]

These are the people who made Air Force 1’s cost $100 or more when they used to cost $45 or less ...😏

[@samanthajohnson7971]

I'm from Calabasas and all it is is a bunch of moms in Lulu lemon at Erewhon getting smoothies

[@krystalnguyen7667]

sami johnson omg yes but I love erewhon

[@youtube_user9110]

But lululemon is too average un Vancouver

[@taradc6037]

😂😂

[@ir1179]

Glad that girl has a job

[@lottieloup6761]

She was probably the most down to earth and humble one from the group. Good for her

[@anniejane255]

rich people stealing from the poor, stealing their style without having any of the negativity that goes with it what's new? btw Calabasis looks dead af

[@TheThriftQueen]

Annie Jane it is dead. The energy is funny there

[@FeyonaT]

There is no energy in Calabasas. Lived there when moved from NYC. Biggest regret ever.

[@whatlee8671]

Awww everyone wants to dress like their from the hood without living there. As a black and Hispanic man I’m confused cause we all dress like this......

[@kanyewest879]

Yeezy taught them

[@uhhsiiji]

fr

[@ubayyd]

Live life for yourself, not 'kanye'

[@MakeupGaloreInc]

KANYE WEST hell yeah, lol

[@rabeyamarwan1468]

KANYE WEST what a legend he is

[@jrex3575]

we all laugh at any dude who sports ripped stupid stonewashed jeans and clunky over-sized sweaters! fuck that so called gay Kanye look..lol

[@mariagrichting7792]

by the way, her dad is snoop dogg; my jaw dropped

[@miamadero4651]

lol they are all so unoriginal😂😂😂

[@themango9644]

Fr

[@iceice845]

So Calabasas style is 90’s hip hop swagger jacking. Got it!

[@carlosm.3426]

the style women are wearing has been around since the 1930's and started by Mexican Americans and then appropriated by blacks in the 1990's

[@nihilisticbarbie]

@@carlosm.3426 chill Carlos

[@jordieluvspooh]

@@carlosm.3426 carlos keep trying. You’re racist just say that. Blacks?

[@jordieluvspooh]

@@carlosm.3426 Carlos you know nothing. & I bet you have no issue with BLACK PEOPLE’S culture being appropriated by the world, so shut up.