I got these, thoughts?
will pair them with this t-shirt
>>18724725gr8b8m8
>>18724728wdym, I'm serious...
>>187247252016 called. It wants its dad shoes back.
>>18724923nike, new balanace and other sports brands have been making these 90s-2000s retro style sneakers for a few years now, this is considered fashionable again
>>18724938Dadcore was fashionable in the late 2010s. Now there is no specific style of footwear or fashion in general that's trendy. Thanks to social media and the death of monoculture, everyone wears everything now depending upon the "aesthetic", "core" and "maxxing" they're going for.
>>18724940These sneakers are heavily inspired by the late 1990s and early 2000s, particularly the Y2K running shoe era. The breathable mesh upper, layered synthetic panels, silver and blue detailing, chunky cushioned sole, and visible ABZORB technology are all design elements commonly found in performance running shoes from around 1999 to 2004. Their technical and slightly futuristic appearance reflects the athletic footwear trends of the time, when brands emphasized visible cushioning systems, intricate overlays, and bold sports-focused aesthetics.
>>18724725These unite boomers, soft-bois, athletic Christian negroes, hype-beasts, paedophiles, retards, chuds, gen-X P.E. teachers. New Balance: The all-American brand, really rallies together the nation it hails from.
>>18724940Exactly. 100% this.
“dadcore” is one of those buzzwords engineered by the same people who want you to own nothing and be happy in order to completely and furtherly destroy your brain. the same unisex shoes can be worn by a thousand different human types but, of course, you have to parrot-post that they’re “dadcore”. so that other fragile brains will get crushed. go on, say that one more time, use the magic word. the sky wants to laugh.
