hip hop clothing: Their opinions don't mean shit to me. Plus alot of that shit is way too loud. I prefer black or other dark colors. The only thing that really influences what I buy is how much is in my bank account not people who have money to burn. Having said that, I don't buy much "hip-hop" clothing. That may explain the legions of mall trash running around in "hip-hop" gear.

hip hop clothing: i probably have a dull sense of fashion, but the reason i wouldn't wear most hip hop clothing is because i think it looks corny. as far clothing bringing out my hip hop colors, i'm identified as such by whatever other means, and why would i give a shit to let people know i am hip hop? what kind of false sense is that anyway? i think i'm a lot of other things too, but i don't need or want a different look for everything i associate myself with.

hip hop clothing: but i think everything just looks more carbon-copy in hip-hop now because of the emerging clothing lines from the past few years. now it's all about wearing 'hip-hop' clothing like phat farm, fubu, ecko, rocawear and less about chucks, kangols, baggy pants, baggy shirts, khakis, hoodies or whatever we used to wear back in the day.

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