Unpopular opinions
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Sports fandom is a collosal waste of human energy and capital, and a pointless drain on resources that could better be focused on much more important things.
George Orwell wrote the same sentiment almost 70 years ago in «1984». He was basically reformulating Marx’s idea regarding religion being the opium of the people, but specified football.
And we can dig deeper.
Stadium sport is 'panem et circenses'.
That's based on Juvenalis, a Roman satirist. -
@Megatron1505 is going to hate what we’re doing to this thread [emoji23]
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Getting pretty highbrow and pretentious up in here with the philosophy and literary references…
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As a Geordie, perhaps it'd be better for his mental health to come around to this post-sport mentality.
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Getting pretty highbrow and pretentious up in here with the philosophy and literary references…
…as opposed to being snobs about $300+ Japanese denim made on shuttle looms
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Bunch of dogs cocks @neph93
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Bunch of dogs cocks @neph93
It’s ok buddy… I can get us back on track:
Just unfollowed Viberg on IG, because their boots/slippers/shoes/sneakers are naff.
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Viberg is DEAD
Unpop…..I bought two tees and a jacket from Supreme....and i’m not even a little embarrassed. Box logo baby
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I do disagree with the slippers, sneakers, wholecuts, flat welts, and some of the outsole choices. But they still make sexy service boots when they stick to what they do best.
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Unpop…..I bought two tees and a jacket from Supreme....and i’m not even a little embarrassed. Box logo baby
Next stop:
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I do disagree with the slippers, sneakers, wholecuts, flat welts, and some of the outsole choices. But they still make sexy service boots when they stick to what they do best.
I quite like the Viberg Slippers. Not so keen on the Service Boots, and dislike the 2030 last.
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I quite like the Viberg Slippers. Not so keen on the Service Boots, and dislike the 2030 last.
Now that's more like it. Solid unpop.
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I dont get Supreme and think it’s even more overrated than Visvim.
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I dont get Supreme and think it’s even more overrated than Visvim.
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But at least way cheaper then VisVim
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despite the worlds current state with hypebeasts and all that stuff, Supreme has a super rich history and is a groundbreaking brand.
Folks of a certain age respect Supreme for different reasons then folks born in the 90s and 00. Oh it also might depend on where you lived during formative years with Supreme and a few other older "street wear" brands because so much of it was grass roots and connected with customers in a different kind of way
in another 20 or so years folks will be talking about Iron Heart the same way as far as the way the brand connected with customers in an entirely different way then was the norm and dope product.
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Viberg is DEAD
Unpop…..I bought two tees and a jacket from Supreme....and i’m not even a little embarrassed. Box logo baby
'preme life?? hahaha.
I dont get Supreme and think it’s even more overrated than Visvim.
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But at least way cheaper then VisVim
it depends on whether you can get supreme at retail price or resell. the markups on resell is ridiculous. on the other hand, visvim, hiroki nakamura shares his ancient techniques such as mud dye, natural dye or aizome dye and what not, on how he constructs his clothes. so i absolutely understand his methods and techniques going into his construction. whether you buy that "belief" or not, visvim is what i feel of a much higher quality than supreme..
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despite the worlds current state with hypebeasts and all that stuff, Supreme has a super rich history and is a groundbreaking brand.
Folks of a certain age respect Supreme for different reasons then folks born in the 90s and 00. Oh it also might depend on where you lived during formative years with Supreme and a few other older "street wear" brands because so much of it was grass roots and connected with customers in a different kind of way
in another 20 or so years folks will be talking about Iron Heart the same way as far as the way the brand connected with customers in an entirely different way then was the norm and dope product.
Huge agreement with all this.
Way back in the distant past I skated a lot and always identified with that culture. A lot of the designs and imagery that Supreme use have a very nostalgic value for me. Before denim I wore Supreme and other streetwear brands, and it was on a trip to Tokyo in 2004 is where I first got into denim.
Tommy started getting into Supreme and I started looking for vintage pieces for him. I picked up a couple myself from old contacts for him and for me too.
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Nah [emoji23]
