THE EVOLUTION OF HIP HOP FASHION & STYLE | THE BREAKDOWN [2020]

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Hip Hop has been one of the most influential cultures of our time. Not only the music but the styles and fashion trends to come from hip hop have become global phenomenons. Reggie breaks down a condensed history of Hip Hop fashion in this episode of THE BREAKDOWN with future episodes in the works.
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[@Jazazamon]

The transition from baggy pants to colorful skinny jeans cannot be understated

[@OMGxITZxPACMAN]

One word: Jerkin'

[@sKid-zy1ss]

Homosexuals actually design most men’s clothes , something to think about when shopping lol

[@Roc696]

Well if you go back to the beginning of modern day hip hop mid to late 70s, the clothing was tight then. Furious 5 Melly Mel etc. Even early run dmc with the tight Lee jeans. This is nothing new

[@hakeemsd70m]

@@Roc696 I wouldn't say Run DMC's Lee Jean's were tight. Straight leg, yes, but far from the nut squeezing, seam ripping skinnies of today.

[@northboidanny9515]

@@hakeemsd70m hey, some of us actually look better in skinny jeans, personally, I am only 5'7'' and skinny jeans make me look taller than some baggy cargo pants, which I wear too, but only when I feel like it!

[@dondeez5132]

You should make a podcast!!! Totally would listen to it!

[@space_opera]

Same

[@internetcomment4440]

For sure

[@ch.777]

Wait I've never thought of this but yes I would totally listen to it!

[@theespottedgiraffe_5368]

PLEASE, I need more reggie casual

[@Powderr]

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[@southsidecompton9668]

Can't deny the West Coast had the hardest looking attire, straight Swapmeet gang attire clothing. Ben Davis, Dickies, Peneltons, Flannels, house slippers, Cortez's, Chuck Taylors. That was the dopest apparel. In West Coast cities like LA many folks still dress like the early 90s.

[@BertoBeats]

Black American culture is among the richest in human history. Truly has produced almost every great artistic movement of the past 3 centuries.

[@Daniel-ye6cl]

thats right, the mix of African cultural heritage with America´s consumption behavior has brought together amazing cultural movements

[@oj4499]

@@hiddenvoice27 rock and roll is from black ppl

[@newyanka]

This was very well written. The delivery and vernacular used truly captured the presence of HIP HOP in the fashion industry. Also side note, you are a very good storyteller and I appreciate your channel a lot. Thank you so much man.

[@nameetharish9385]

You're a great storyteller.

[@Powderr]

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[@dogmaticka]

I think allen iverson also was a 2000s hiphop icon since he pushed it onto tv screens through his street style of play

[@vand44ll]

Word especially with the braids, tattoos, and baggy fits

[@MrEOM41]

Yeah that what make AI so iconic

[@antoniopedro5795]

He his also Bring the New vibe.

[@philippeholthuizen]

Love how yous broke the history and evolution down in just 10 minutes. That's amazingly well done! Also enjoyed the Vitas inspired background sample about midway. ^_^

[@Powderr]

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[@wheresmyrooptoff4056]

Have you ever done a video in depth on remake styles that got pretty popular in Japan? Also, thank you so much for that little accurate mention of bboying and street dancing. old school cats esp puerto ricans had god damn good attire. Same thing with locking or popping

[@THECASUALco]

There's A WHOLE story to be told about how NYC Puerto Ricans changed the game in Hip Hop. Not talked about enough for sure.

[@koolsanthony623]

@@THECASUALco make it, drop it!

[@KO-eu6jv]

Damn, I needed to see this video. Lots of the time, mainstream rap pisses me off because I hate the recycled topics and uncreative beats, but that mindset makes me forget about all the great things hip hop has brought to culture for decades now. I love old school hip hop & its style (some new too) and I am a proud representer of that fashion and music. You’re right when you say hip hop is about being who you are, and being different is celebrated in that community.

[@Roc696]

Much respect to the information in this video, but you did miss 1 major transitional era. And that was between 94-2000. Which is significant bcuz that was when high fashion was introduced to the HH community by the likes of Puffy, BIG, lil Kim, Jay z, The Firm etc. Including brands like Versace Moschino DKNY Chanel etc. This is important bcuz that era was the sole springboard to the high fashion influence in HH today. The expensive price points, and the couture approach to street wear. Not to mention the influence that era had on today's influencers, Pharrell and Kanye specifically.

[@ZeranZeran]

Kanye changed the fashion game up in hip hop

[@Powderr]

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[@hotkfclover6169]

How could he miss 1906 years of history

[@Roc696]

@@hotkfclover6169 did you read the post???

[@adammullis6977]

Please do a tutorial on using military mix! Specifically mixing it with the more hip-hop/skate/grunge aesthetic. Love your videos, they're INCREDIBLY educational

[@THECASUALco]

sure thing

[@adammullis6977]

@@THECASUALco YESSS. I recently figured out that often times, I could switch between high top converse allstars, and classic Doc Marten boots in the same outfit. Mostly because they have such a similar silhouette, and that got me thinking more deeply about the potential use of military mix.

[@sumtingwong5793]

if you're just starting out, try going out to thrift stores. the authenticity of the piece really matters because part of military style is the rugged look, similar to workwear. so the easiest way to achieve that look is to get second hand pieces which are often sold VERY cheaply. I bought an combat tunic (the jacket) for $15CAD and the coat was only $30CAD. Also focus earth tones (olive green, brown, beige, teal blue) and greys because military pieces are a little big faded in colour so you don't want to overwhelm it with like a neon yellow t shirt. btw make sure you thoroughly wash each piece because some of that "history" stuck really well with it. Im pretty sure you don't wanna catch surprise disease from the vietnam war (hence why never buy second hand footwear cuz its a trillion times dirtier and hard to wash).

[@adammullis6977]

Thanks! I've been shopping around for a typical olive field jacket that jumps out at me (mostly brands like G star raw) Though, I dont mind doing the breaking in myself. I love that kind of durability. Same thing with denim jackets really

[@sumtingwong5793]

Adam Mullis for sureee I got a distressed denim jacket around 4 years ago and got REALLY bored of it. Since I’m an artist tho, I spiced it up with paint splatters and now it’s more of a personal piece than something I just bought

[@saminachef6356]

This might be one the best videos on the channel

[@THECASUALco]

Honestly, even I enjoyed it. And I hate every video. 😅~Reggie

[@orphnmusic4231]

This reminds me so much of a graduation work I did "The Evolution of Hip Hop and it's influence on our modern society". Culture, politics, fashion - especially Dapper Dan who started the whole Luxury Bootleg scene and custom pieces during mid to late 90s hip hip culture and Nigo who influenced so many people in the hip hop fashion industry, marketing, branding, different sub cultures around the globe and it's musical backgrounds, events etc.).. my other one was about "Graffiti and it's impact on Art & Fashion" .. though when I think back now I would have rather done it about Anime as an artform and it's impact on western culture and fashion (couldn't do that because I already did a presentation on that topic). I also want to recommend you this Anime called "Smile Down The Runway" - It's about a short model and a fashion designer (specialicing in women's clothes) on their way of come up in the industry.. I really like the show because the clothes designs remind me a lot of Rei Kawakubo's and Yohji Yomamoto's, Issey Miyaki's and Margiela's works of Haute Couture with an own unique touch but you should decide that for your self =)

[@freckleheckler6311]

Hahaha “blAcK fashion” is the silliest most absurd thing I’ve ever heard. You people never invented fashion. Fashion, class and elegance was the product of white folk/Europeans.

[@orphnmusic4231]

@@freckleheckler6311 So I'm lucky to be an ASIAN from an european/austrian white family then.. 😅😂 "Black Fashion" in terms of the fashion world is a whole different subsector of designers that only make clothes in the color black. This is about a music genre's / culture's (Hip Hop's - and yes this music genre just stems from african american black culture) influence on the fashion industry as a whole and you can't tell me there aren't also a lot of white/caucasian rappers today. Class and elegance in Europe heavily depended on wether if you we're born/taken/married into a social hierarchical higher standing or working class/peasant family. Do you think farmer's could afford expensive well tailored fabrics/materials for clothes? This social structure was built upon keeping information and knowledge from the public in which eductation was key to rising your social standing because only the rich or noble could afford teachers, tutors and mentors until Maria Theresia when school was made accessible for all. Also teachings about social etiquette and how to respect different countries' cultures because they could become potential business partners usually were part of the learning plan. I can see the point where you're coming from if you are talking about the classic men's-/women's wear sector which was mainly developed in Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Austria and Hungary. But how many people around 30/40 today do you still see dressed in a whole suit with vest and pocketsquare unless it's a character in a movie? If you are talking about modern designer, luxury and streetwear fashion sector you just got to take a look at the designs and can tell that they are hip hop, skate and street art inspired since Hip Hop (incl all subgenres here) is now one of the biggest genres within today's Music Industry besides Pop all around the world. Another thing is that Asian and American Black Culture since the 80s/90s kept influencing each other more because of Kung-Fu films, Anime and Video Games. Although through music in the form of hip hop it all connected together culturally. Within the last few years there is also trend rising to popularise Asian Hip Hop within the west aswell as Asian Pop Music through youtube, movies and Anime exported into western countries and black aswell as white and latino people also seem to enjoy it (which is now not exclusively only made in Japan but also a big portion of newer releases in China and Korea aswell as it's comic books or webtoons). Anime / Video Games / Asian Movies and Hip Hop always have been tied closely together since they are both part of pop culture aswell as fashion which is also related to it. I mean there are a ton of asian movie / anime / asian video game references within hip hop and references of hip hop's style which is now labled as streetwear within today's fashion world. Get educated about the topic first before you start saying things that in the end will make you look stupid and uneducated. Also don't assume peoples origins just based on their their skin tones; we asians come in a lot of different colors, shapes and sizes. I mean the tallest Basketball player ever was chinese.

[@Powderr]

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[@SirIzzyBlack]

Hip hop fashion was basically the default style of South Central L.A.

[@onomemillion1800]

Nah mate

[@onomemillion1800]

New York paved the wat

[@SirIzzyBlack]

Onome Million I didn’t say L.A. invented hip hop fashion.

[@sKid-zy1ss]

Actually they stole from white culture , rich people’s clothes .

[@oilcubebottle6389]

@@sKid-zy1ss please elaborate

[@atzellan]

I love your contents! They are very professional and i definitely think that you guys deserve more subs! Keep up the good work guys!

[@Powderr]

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[@SEIIYAFashionTV]

Can't deny that Hiphop is one of the most impactful and influential culture of all. Started from attitude and behavior then to fashion. Even luxury brand is adapting Hiphop to their products. Anyway like how you connect Michael Jordan with Hiphop..haha...

[@sKid-zy1ss]

Actually they stole from white culture and most rappers are fake , basically actors. Watch the entire documentary

[@hakeemsd70m]

@@sKid-zy1ss Lies, black people have never stole from anyone. We are the originators and the innovators.

[@Powderr]

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[@jdogg961]

What about when rappers wore jerseys in the early 2000s

[@jameswong4726]

Been waiting for this since the IG live

[@Powderr]

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[@niquedoggfk]

Baggy coming back 💯

[@Powderr]

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[@zahaabasardien]

I’d watch a series based on this, gotta be my favorite video so far 🔥

[@ayansingh7455]

Once again a creative take on the culture. You are helping a lot of people, especially students like me to understand the whole scenario. Keep up the good work my friend.

[@Powderr]

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[@gesar2918]

another amazing video... here since before 50k and your numbers keep growing. You're the goat of fashion knowledge

[@olivercarr3829]

No shout out for Flavor Flav and his clock? Style. Icon.

[@DavidReyes-ub5ln]

Love how your vids aren’t like other who only show their own success without explaining how and always repeating the same concepts. Would love to see a vid on how collabs work, especially brands who collab with popular anime’s, what things you need for that ? A contract, a permission, or what ? Please help out .

[@jamesarmstrong2405]

Ralph Lauren Polo is the most important brand in the evolution of Hip Hop style and Fashion. Polo was embarrassed by Lo Life Crews and the culture played a huge role on the lifestyle and aspirations of young black kids growing up in areas of Brooklyn in the 90’s which has in turn influenced the whole of street fashion today! Horse Power: Hip Hops impact on Ralph Lauren is a must see for anyone interest in the culture! Also there is a great interviews on KZbin with Complex and Ronnie Fieg of Kith on New York in the 90’s and the influence of the culture on him and his business! kzbin.info/www/bejne/foK8dn19na6KmNk

[@MarcellusWhyte-w3i]

Mos def one of my favourite artist and a style Icon. ❤

[@sherrodwright999]

For a more in depth breakdown check out the documentary “Fresh Dressed”.

[@justpaul5167]

lemme give ya suggestions aswell that i love - wild style, hip hop evolution and the get down and if you like comics the hip hop family tree

[@keezytv7854]

So good... 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I had to watch this twice 😆

[@bflo999]

Wished you told the story of Kanye's Crew attending the Paris Fashion Week 2008 onwards. I mean those guys probably paved to almost anything streetwear luxury now. Bentley, Taz, Virgil, Don C then with Donda, the connections to Joe Perez, Jerry Lorenzo(FOG), Matthew Williams (Alyx), Justin Saunders (JJJJound) and Heron Preston. Probably missed some players but that lineup is influential as hell.

[@kingpin28]

Reggie man. Do a vid on kimonos and the undershirt. I've been trying to find a white kimono dress shirt. Where the hell can I get a dress shirt with a kimono style collar? Gimme the low down.

[@colmcgillveray1010]

He has done one kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYLKYoCDf9h1qas

[@LoDownBrown]

Bro, you forgot to mention KARL KANI!!!

[@ZeranZeran]

Literally every single one of my favorite outfits is comprised of stuff I found for $10 or less at a thrift store, stuff that retails for like $400 sometimes. Go searching yall. You can strike gold. I find Gucci sunglasses, wallets , Tommy, LV, even real gold and diamonds sometimes at garage sales. people dont even know wtf they have.

[@Powderr]

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[@letsfindsomepeace9207]

Wow I am actually early this time. Love this channel though!

[@mitchelrichard6013]

Dope Segment Piece on Hip-Hop. Good Points, Nice Transition. AJ reference, Solid.

[@amaimmanuel4466]

Great video man! This is awesome!

[@tonykeo83]

I'm surprise that the 90's Starter Jackets haven't made a comeback yet.

[@TG8HH]

This was absolutely awesome!!!

[@fuckingfork6353]

Itd be cool if you made a video about skateboarding in fashion

[@THECASUALco]

That would be cool. So we're gonna do it.

[@VibeUnion]

One Shoe to rule them all, One Shoe to find them, One Shoe to bring them all and in the darkness bind them.

[@vdondada]

I was rockin Oreo's (Black and white's) for a minute there hahaha

[@emkew]

"Pink ass polo with the f*$&king backpack, but everybody knows you brought real rap back!" - KANYE WEST! Hip hop is about a rebellious attitude to being marginalised!

[@DillyDave]

I only have 1 pair of shoes, I'm an embarrassment to hip hop.

[@emkew]

@@vdondada Classic!

[@RhathMusic]

A good reason to stay behind the scenes for me, definitely can't afford a fresh look.

[@kgomotsomosiatlhaga8311]

I loved this video, your so informative! I would love to hear your take on the evolution of FEMALE STREETWEAR 😁

[@discocarol9420]

I REALLY APPRECIATE THIS BREAKDOWN...Thank you!!

[@Powderr]

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[@katcarrasco7722]

Informative and precise! I learned a lot.

[@smokeythegod9599]

Wearing gangsta type of clothing isn't always wannabe gangsta type.

[@MilliamBeats]

there was no coverage on the velvet jumpsuits of the early 2000's.

[@reboot9247]

Hip Hop made it ok, to do, what you want to do, and that, is what hip hop is all about. Great line brother and so true.... I'm 46 so I'm from the 80s and 90s era I remember wearing the baggy jeans oversized fubu and player69 shirts, best times of my life. Great vid..Peace

[@Powderr]

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[@Patrick_Hession98]

That intro was lowkey a clap back 😂

[@THECASUALco]

High KEY

[@Patrick_Hession98]

@@THECASUALco Truuuly 😂

[@Powderr]

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[@GoodrumMC]

This vid was dope man!!!

[@LookingForAName...]

Looking at what's popular today, I think the importance of the afrocentric movement in hip hop cannot be understated. You briefly mentioned ethnic traditions influencing hip hop in the 80s, but that influence continued well into the 90s, and even the 00s, through neo soul more than hip hop proper. I feel like that movement stayed true to the essence of hip hop way better than the baggy street style we often associate with that era. The whole "street" aesthetic soon became pretty corporate and uniform compared to its afrocentric counterpart. Acts like Tribe, Dela Soul, post-Erykah Andre, Ms Badu herself, Lauryn Hill, etc. helped preserve hip hop's quirkiness and originality when it was starting to lean towards conformity.

[@THECASUALco]

Absolutely. That why I need you all to fill in the gaps! 😅

[@12w0]

i like how you said black and latino because in these times there seems to be a disconnect between the two. oh and that Cam and Jim Jones pic is epic!

[@Overlorddz]

what would you call that De La Soul, Salt'N'Peppa psychedelic hippie fashion? You know, the looks with big plastic earrings and bracelets in 25 different colours put together?

[@anachronismic]

Yo really good content on this one! Just wanted to say, this one is especially well done.

[@anachronismic]

Also, young thug in that dress on that album cover?👌👌👌

[@Powderr]

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[@beyonduniquecollection]

You missed the birth of polo and how that became the style that influence Ye But can't take no credit from you... you did great summarizing it within 10 minutes!!

[@vesselthanatos3033]

one question i have with rap fashion is the proto-rap fashion, from before brands. you showed a picture of Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five, and I'm so curious as to what led a man to wear leather pants, a denim jacket and a pill bottle hat. I know this video is old, but could anyone shine some light on the fashion sense, cause I want to know what drives a man to look like a jojo's character

[@soulrebel2006]

Kind of off information, but generally true. Forgot to mention Dapper Dan. He and the Shirtkings were the most influential icons in HipHop History. But good information though !!

[@alexandergettie1507]

Those kangol hats r sick, just copped one. They should make a comeback

[@jassirjonis]

Love the content!

[@chchjdhhcjy486]

its good man 🔥👍

[@manfred206]

I need to get me some shell toes been sleeping on them

[@ceddebiase8726]

Yes me to no doubt

[@DiceB]

Very nice good job

[@sudharshandurayappah260]

Well Done. Bless

[@JGA99]

Great work!

[@Roti_Gardenia]

90s & 2000s Hip Hop did influenced a lot on how the skateboarders (& any other action sports) dresses & even nu metal scene Look at any old skate footage from the 90s - mid 2000s, there’s plenty of skater in their baggy pants skating on the streets. I slide my first baggy jeans back when I first started skating. That time, I was (still today) into Hip Hop, Emo, Punk rock & Nu Metal musics.

[@Powderr]

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[@craolta]

Man I learn so from you 😁 The music in this video was good but a bit overpowering so I couldn't you as well sometimes. Still a 🔥 episode though

[@Powderr]

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[@Sleazball_]

You should do a piece on COOGI n the rise and fall of the brand cuz I know u will do it so much justice so I hope this comment gets read by someone on staff and sometime down the line gets picked 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Powderr]

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[@space_opera]

Great video!

[@derkburke]

2000s was the worst urban fashion ever for men. In 2003 I was 5’8 130lbs wearing waist size 36 jeans and 3x t-shirts. I told moms if the shirt didn’t come past my elbows it was too small 😂😂😂

[@antxiety]

Instrumentals in this video are straight heat

[@MrEOM41]

The baggy look has returned

[@Powderr]

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[@MichaelCobbs]

This is a good video.

[@inactiveaccount-ei4ty]

This decade will be more gothic how i see on many new rappers right now. VINTAGE, DRIP (PROBABLY LAST ONLY few years) and dark fashion (RICK, MARGIELA, GIVENCHY). I see big inpact on style from CARTI, LANCEY FOUX, LIL YACHTY AND YOUNG THUG OR FUTURE RIGHT NOW ( BEST DRESSED RAPPERS RIGHT NOW)

[@alisabzwari8871]

You completely skipped the large white tee shirt trend that started from the south, hot boys and cash money records.

[@outkastkidd]

And for these reason , people need to start respecting us as mich as they do our culture

[@bobabola1386]

lmfao i still be grindin in 4x white tees an baggy ass evisus

[@hishamziard8473]

With the Hummer H1 with 40" rims lol

[@scrollnslide]

Bro can you watch please me cardi B feat Bruno Mars and tell me what type bruno jacket was?

[@randygaleano1534]

To summarize it all up, fashion today sucks!

[@beyonduniquecollection]

Hip Hop Rules! Appreciate this episode Reggie just was tweeting some random thoughts o. This topic yesterday and today! @BUCCREWCANVAS

[@evilbangash4019]

Guys can anyone tell me what do we call the cloth hanging in the backside of rappers

[@Leonardodeurena]

Biggies influence with Versace

[@shockedpineapple3228]

great vid

[@arthurgivens226]

Dope video

[@thetravelguide2]

The uk just went from a suit to a tracksuit

[@jpteehee]

Excellent video

[@THECASUALco]

Appreciate it+ More to come

[@Powderr]

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[@Cuddyy1k]

You skipped Dipset

[@KrisDaCoolestPeaceYall]

Where do you get the Kangol that LL cool J wears?

[@golden_boundaries]

Hip-hop is pop now. Then they starting taking "inspiration" from all the everyone else. The subgenres boom- the grab and reiterate becomes norm.

[@zebjwest6709]

the phrase "two half of the same coin" made me want to die

[@sclr]

All time favorite ep

[@Powderr]

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[@JustNanaPlease]

Who picks the background music?? It always hot!

[@bobbybrandon1084]

You did a documentary on hip hop style fashion evolution and failed to mention Dapper Dan!? Really Reggie?

[@vjernitorcidas3376]

LlcoolJ in the thumbnail!!!!!!

[@nolimitbryan3263]

I actually prefer skinny jeans over baggy anyways we ain’t stuck in the past no more but I know how to rock dem skinnies tho so I’m good

[@thetiger4333]

Damn. That was good.

[@RaphTheKing27]

What's the song called started from 1:40?

[@bigswolestocky1916]

fashion is not hip hop hip hop is MC, Graffiti, Breaking and DJ

[@SirPierreSe]

Nice beat!

[@Powderr]

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[@SirPierreSe]

@@Powderr Thats not it.

[@fabiocosta1519]

El único “RAPPER” que se viste mejor que yo se llama ASAP Rocky

[@smokeysawmtea5863]

Who else still loves baggy clothes

[@realjc198]

90s-2000s fashion was way better than todays todays fashion sucks

[@gl00my._]

early boyss