Do you still wear band t shirts?
>>132003988Sometimes
>>132003988Yea. Almost all are from concerts I attended.
>>13200398880% of my wardrobe are band t-shirts
>>132003988YeahA 60 year old man complemented my megadeth shirt yesterday at the grocery store
No. I'm 40.
>>132003988Yeah. If I'm wearing a tshirt it's probably band related. Blank tees generally give off major reddit autismo vibes. If a shirt with some shit on it isn't appropriate for the event then you probably shouldn't be wearing a tshirt to begin with.
>>132003988I rarely wear t shirts but sure when it makes sense to wear one I will.
>>132003988It's all I wear.
>oh, you like that band? Tell me a few of their songs and names of the band members
>>132003988I never did
>>132006729>proceeds to name all 292 band members of AKB48 and all 792 of their songs
>>132003988i get the ick whenever i see a guy wearing a logo band t shirt
>>132003988Why are so many zoomers wearing them now?
i'll never understand why wearing band shirts is seen as a bad thing.imagine wanting to support artists you enjoy.
>>132008039Because they have no personalities
>>132003988YES
>>132006729I fantasize about this but it never actually happens. All of my useless knowledge that I can't share with anyone.
>>132008039Proof ?
>>132003988At 33 I not only stopped, but opted for buying solid black Gildans. I just don't care. It's not that I dont want to support a band. It's that I genuinely don't want to have a random conversation with a stranger based on a shirt I didn't think enough about wearing when I just needed to leave the house for something. I dont care what your favorite album by the band on my shirt is.I dont care that you own it on a vinyl I dont care that their music cured your aids I dont care that you and your girlfriend met at the concert I dont care about the conversation. I just want my fucking coffee creamer.
>>132003988i have only worn plain clothing without any motives, except for brand logos, for the past 16 years
