EPTand yeah - that quote from lilou basically nails down what TRUE hiphop is
None of that crap bling bling, pwnt shoes and piece of crap rapping that you see on TV
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XDawn
Canada4040 Posts
and yeah - that quote from lilou basically nails down what TRUE hiphop is None of that crap bling bling, pwnt shoes and piece of crap rapping that you see on TV | ||
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1tym
Korea (South)2425 Posts
First of all, you don't need a lot of money to dress nice. You don't have to be wearing Diesel jeans or Versace jacket to look 'fresh'. Even if you only shop at 'Industry' you can still look awesome with simple choice of color cordination and design. I personally prefer V-neck to round neck and strong colors, often contrasting. If you're into hiphop clothing, I suggest Omarion's style of clothing such as simple tight top and big belt buckle, strong colored semi-baggy jeans, big sneakers and long shiny, simple chain that comes down to your belly button. ![[image loading]](http://photo.sing365.com/music/picture.nsf/Omarion-photo/3ED1AD8A99B2135048256FB000132EFD/$file/Omarion.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.azcentral.com/ent/music/pics/0716losers.jpg) Second of all, I'd still attend college even if you pursued other paths. I would not rely on graffiti as my main source of income, Get any job and make enough money to buy DJing equipment. Befriend with someone who can DJs at your school or local DJs if you can. I would learn about DJing and work on weekends as DJ whilst attending college. From time to time, you could also work on your graffiti as well. Lastly as all the hiphop related jobs are age sensitive and limited, as a long term goal, you could probably open up a hip hop store where you sell hiphop clothing, accessories, DJing equipment, graffiti sprays, CDs and all that jazz. Whatever you do, if you give your best and try your best you'll reach somewhere. | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
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x_woof_x
United States659 Posts
btw i love lilou.. hes freakin amazing. its just sorry i cant help it, i love shoes, ive had interest in shoes since i was a kid. maybe you would still consider me a kid btw i wanna thank you guys for your advice/ opinions evne tho some were so flamy i especially needed some advice from korean americans cuz i guess i could relate to them more | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
god damn u. if only i can shop at industry. | ||
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1tym
Korea (South)2425 Posts
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XDawn
Canada4040 Posts
Just pick out simple ones, combine them to your style/liking and wear em No need to be a prep or worry about what other people think lol | ||
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Q~Bert
United States663 Posts
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
On February 13 2007 19:19 1tym wrote: Is Industry expensive in Melbourne? I thought It was meant to be an economic brand. Try direct factory outlet.. They sell Industry cheap and the quality isn't too bad. the flagship store sells tees for like 70 dollars and jackets and pants 200+. the cheapest thing in the store is 50 which is a scarf ~_~. economical brand i think = kenji urban and such. do you know if there is a website or a phone number where i can call to order stuff direct from sydney? | ||
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gLyo
United States2410 Posts
On February 13 2007 20:49 haduken wrote: the flagship store sells tees for like 70 dollars and jackets and pants 200+. the cheapest thing in the store is 50 which is a scarf ~_~. economical brand i think = kenji urban and such. do you know if there is a website or a phone number where i can call to order stuff direct from sydney? check out wholesale american apparel if you want basic clothes for a good price ($10 a tee, $20 for a hoodie). a nice plus is that its all made sweatshop free in downtown LA | ||
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mel_ee
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XCetron
5226 Posts
Be pro and go to korea to get own by koreans, somehow still getting paid. Play poker? seems to be a trend. I dont have a job either.....If only trolling the internet is a career. | ||
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Commander{+}
United States2878 Posts
DONT COME TO TL LOOKING FOR ADVICE & SUPPORT, BUNCH OF HATERS IS WHAT YOU'LL FIND. And man I would tell you: get into the local hip hop scene if your really into it. There are probably loads of sick young emcees around your area that wouldn't mind another supporter. Keep your head up. Buy used clothes from yardsales and goodwill, if you put time into it you can find great looking 2ndary brands that look basically as sick as the name brands - you'll save thousands of dollars in the end, and won't get caught up in the consumer cycle of the rat race. If high school is not your thing: consider dropping out and educating yourself and perhaps going straight to college. Highschool is for suckers anyway. I got friends who dropped out as sophmores and had college degrees before they were 20. FOCUS ON WHO YOU WANT TO BE, DONT TRY TO FIGURE OUT WHO YOU ARE. good luck bro, peace | ||
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MyLostTemple
United States2921 Posts
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DURRHURRDERP
Canada929 Posts
On February 13 2007 21:28 XCetron wrote: Play poker | ||
Last Romantic
United States20661 Posts
then you can be awesome AND be a KTF fan AT THE SAME TIME. o_oi | ||
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Phantom
Canada2151 Posts
...you know...queer eye for the straight guy?...am i the only one that watches that show? | ||
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Tien
Russian Federation4447 Posts
Good Luck to you sir. | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
Although more and more graff writers are becoming famous due to internet etc. My only advice to you is from 2 little girls I saw on the Montel Williams show earlier today. " Don't try to copy what celebrities or hollywood does, be yourself and start your own trends. After all, the people setting the trends are the famous people. Paris Hilton didn't get that way from copying others. She started her own trends." | ||
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LastWish
2013 Posts
And that means no constrains or restrictions, which goes a lot into not having a job(or only a crappy one) and not really spend quality time in school. What you probably want is the feeling to be liberated. Just try to find any interesting creative hobby, something new with a trainer to teach you - it can be anything really(sport, art, music, dancing, whatever...) Ask yourself a question : Do you see yourself through your eyes or other people's eyes? | ||
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