thread for pics of Drake looking ridiculous

altho the ones asap and tyga have seem to be more yellow than gold, the one drake is wearing is much better, or it looks better in the lighting

also i would rock one if they weren't going on ebay for *wipes glasses on shirt* $995

i don't know what you mean by triple 5 soul types

― marissa explains it all (The Reverend), Monday, March 5, 2012 1:17 AM (3 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

feelin real old rt now

you're only like 2 older than me iirc? i googled it and it's some clothing brand i've never seen. i don't have any feel for who would wear it tho.

in the early 00s it was the standard for HIP HOP HEADS

blackalicious endorsed iirc

i would wear the FUCK out of the leopard print northface

― Peace (peaceful) (The Brainwasher), Monday, March 5, 2012 2:19 AM (6 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

YES, THANK YOU

― J0rdan S., Monday, March 5, 2012 3:04 AM (6 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

i hope you two at least realize that your being the only people saying that itt is not a great case for drake's masculinity

haha that jacket is the worst of all possible worlds

the gloves (and his hand movements) are what really make the whole outfit legendary

ah its a supreme/north face collaboration no wonder

in the early 00s it was the standard for HIP HOP HEADS

blackalicious endorsed iirc

― D-40, Monday, March 5, 2012 3:04 AM Bookmark

I was all about being a HIP HOP HEAD in the early 2000s (and have the Blackalicious cds to prove it, haha) and never heard of it. Maybe they just never retailed here? At any rate, I meant "hip hop dudes" in a broader sense than that.

the gloves (and his hand movements) are what really make the whole outfit legendary

― some dude, Monday, March 5, 2012 9:14 AM (2 hours ago) Bookmark

oh i won't defend someone wearing batting gloves irl

when drake wears ott gloves i imagine him saying to a stylist 'i don't think people are paying enough attention to my hand movements, i need something to draw attention to them'

http://cdn.pigeonsandplanes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/drake-amas.png

ugh north face

― goole, Saturday, March 3, 2012 3:02 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

this look is hot 'in teh streets' around here. also aeropostale, abercrombie, etc.

― D-40, Sunday, March 4, 2012 10:22 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

so "college chicks from maple grove mn" is a hot look now?

did rappers used to wear batting gloves like 10 years ago or am i just specifically thinking of the st. lunatics' "batter up" video?

naw, that was a thing. i can't think of any other good examples off the top, but that was definitely a thing.

okay yeah that's what i thought

some dude's last image is top ten for the thread IMO

with a bullet!

http://hiphop.hypeeater.com/wp-content/uploads/home/addicted/public_html/wp-content/uploads/HLIC/621e5a7fdf56123697ba983c5ec7c907.jpg

northface is just a huge brand worn by lots of people tho it was def particularly huge w/east coast 'heads' in the late 90s

black bubble jackets were huge then, now like every 'professional male' has a nface fleece

i don't think drake has mastered being male at a professional level yet though

north face has been a thing for like, ever....goole i think you might have a weird impression because of MN being cold and all so lots more types of ppl wear north face here?

everyone wears northface its a wildly popular brand!

supreme on the other hand is def a niche thing

and when the two meet you have synergy

i just bought some steven alan keds btw

one thing i noticed when i went to finally moved to a place where people where winter clothes is that north face was VERY popular with white people

its the biggest winter tech brand!

i just made up that classification but im sure theres some industry name for it

one thing thats kind annoying abt the internet is most of the content is fromt he last ten years so its harder to find pictures of 90s rappers wearing northface than you might expect

columbia is still p popular here in the burbs

i first noticed north face when i moved to mn age 18

'north face' should be in the catalog of drake insults along with 'canada dry'

columbia has never had the cache with hiphop types that north face has ime

no i meant with just like office dudes and shit

yeah, i understood. i was reinforcing your idea.

columbia is entry level, nface is stando, then theres all sorts hardcore brands for people who actually go out and climb mountains and such

the only north face thing i own is my murdered out trail pack:

http://i.imgur.com/JUC4S.jpg

i own zero northface, i think the only tech gear i have is a coloumbia rain jacket, im generally opposed to all that shit

i had a pair of swix lobster gloves for a while. that's about as tech as i get.

oh shit i have a pair of northface gloves! they were a gift tho, i use them for running theyre all sweaty and nast

in the wilderness, y'all:

http://i.imgur.com/rLEaB.jpg

i do have a nice filson wool coat which as i look at it could be drake-esque

rolling could you see your wardrobe on drake thread

i have a suit+shirt+pocket square pretty similar to the last pic of drake posted in this thread

so "college chicks from maple grove mn" is a hot look now?

― goole, Monday, March 5, 2012 11:16 AM (4 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

yeah i mean from a chicago perspective specifically (which prob extends thru much of the midwest as well) this was the look of the rich white kids at my h.s. in the late 90s & at lots of suburban schools as well, but only recently became a street thing -- i think there's an aspirational wealth thing to it, or maybe its coming out of that moment where hipster & urban fashion were basically completely linked

but at least in chi the street rap (as opposed to hip-hop heads or w/e) look of high school kids is timberlands, true religion jeans, and a variety of tops: north face fleeces, american apparel hoodies, aeropostale & abercrombie shirts

but this wasn't always the case

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKl1ueffYFw

there's a variety there but these looks are just as common in the burbs as in the city. there's a lot less distance in fashion than there used to be i guess

stoked on the stussy/patagonia collab meek mill's sporting in his next video