Since the beginning of this year, I have noticed a trend among black rednecks and those influenced by black redneck culture; folks are wearing ski masks rolled up, as hats. At a glance, you may think it's a beanie, but it is a ski mask. My best guess is some trending rap artist, or other influencer, does the same. Has anyone else noticed this trend? It is certainly a rather blatant nod to the glorification of criminality that is so prevalent in the culture.
After a brief wife-assisted internet research session, it appears to be a trend directly associated with the increase in popularity of a rap sub-genre referred to as "drill" music. Drill music seems to deal exclusively with themes of shooting folks.
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Regardless of era, accessorizing is always a thing in street culture, doesn't matter the race or, ethnicity. When you have nothing, there's a mis-guided attempt to look like you have something which usually results in a tasteless, obnoxious, pathetic display of 'style'.
In the early 90's, when down insulation prices came down, more street and lifestyle brands came out with big puffy jackets and parkas. Wasn't unusual to see kids wearing their down jackets...in the middle of Summer. It was their one, 'high-priced', status possession. You see the same with young girls and their first pair of Ugg boots in the middle of July.This message has been edited. Last edited by: corsair,
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Fashion accessory to go along with the dropped pants showing their backside drawers while using one hand in the front to try and hold the pants up while they waddle like a duck because of the dropped pants. ............................ drill sgt.
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I remember the episode where they got Donald to take the thing off of his face.
It turned out that when he finally did, he looked so bad they were begging him to put it back on.
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Im waiting for New Orleans to start enforcing the no mask laws again. covid made it a norm and now all the perps can hide easily without repercussion
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