what is /mu/'s opinion on people who wear band tees, not

>>75075318
i don't give a shit wear whatever the fuck you want, cunt

graphic tees in general are embarrassing

i find finds supporting their favorite bands cringe worthy, it is just manchildren tier. Well I guess it is ok if you are unemployable.

No one does that though

>>75075318
She looks like she actually enjoys Bathory. I knew a girl who was really into black metal, and she looked almost exactly like that lmao

>>75075318
i have been seeing more and more people wearing 'Thrasher' t-shirts, a magazine I am pretty sure nobody genuinely reads.

>>75075348
he said, whilst using video game linguo and internet buzzwords

>>75075348
I work at a record store, so I wear band shirts almost every day. I'm wearing one now lmao

>>75075394
what band?

>>75075823
Circle Takes The Square

>>75075318
They usually wear shirts of bands that were a fashion statement from the beginning so I really don't care.

>>75075318
I have a Dark Funeral tshirt that's pretty dope

Who cares? The sort of bands whose shirts are considered fashion statements are not bands I tend to be interested in anyway

wtf is a fashion statement

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>/mu/ judging people for what they wear
>/mu/ calling other people cringey
/mu/tants are some of the cringiest people I've ever met in real life. They're easily identifiable too.

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>>75075318
Someone's reasons for wearing a particular shirt isn't exactly something I worry about.

>>75075318
Why do they release t-shirts?? it's their fault: they became part of pop culture, and to like them means "to be cool".

>>75075318
I wear hardcore shirts in public, but hate hardcore.

Its not my fault they sell black printed tees for five to twenty dollar, and they look amazing. The shitty quality lasts a year at most meaning I don't ever have the problem of throwing out perfectly fine tees to get new ones.

I own a number of No Victory shirts, and never have listened to one of their songs outside of waiting by the venue door to drop in and buy a few tees.

First shirt I found on Google Images for No Victory. I think I own one is blue with that print.

>>75075318
She looks like a fan of Daddy Quorthon though

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>>75077036
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Hardcore shirts are dope since they look great and next to nobody knows never seen it in there lives, and if they did I can straight up tell them what's up.

Sometimes it can be kind of funny, like when Kim Kardashian wore a Morbid Angel shirt.

I wear band shirts and have band patches on my battle jackets. But i genuinely like those bands. I also don't give a fuck of someone wears an unknown pleasures shirt and can't name a song other than love will tear us apart and she's lost control.

I don't mind as long as the person doesn't pretend to be a fan of the band. Some artwork just looks good on a shirt, I can't blame then for seeing that. But wearing it to try to fit in to a certain scene or give off a certain vibe is pretty lame.

>>75076985
for revenue and advertising dumbass