Band shirts: profound social statement or a sign of insecurity?

Band shirts: profound social statement or a sign of insecurity?

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i swear band shirts cuz i like the bands

recently got a black flag tee and a swans tee

That guy's on the OP pic is on Gira's label.

end of discussion, next

Only manchildren feel the need to express all of the things that make them "Omg so unIQUE Cx" by broadcasting to the world their favorite bands on their clothes. Same kind of people that deck out their laptops with crummy stickers.

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This is now a sticker gore thread.

Only man children give a shit weather or not someones wears a band t-shirt.

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How many times are you going to post the same garbage?

Framelets, when will they learn?

Dress your age. You're not old enough to post here, so band shirts are probably a pillar of your wardrobe.

They aren't, i think it's pathetic to get irritated by those wearing band shirts and shows you have nothing better to do in your life. Do you have the same disdain for art or posters of album covers?

I've seen this exact same post every single day I've opened this board. Since the very day I started lurking Sup Forums.

posting this thread is a sign of insecurity

is there something really wrong with stickers
I like them, but I also only use my laptop(s) on my bed not in public I guess.

or is it because they're just memes that will die through exposure like stickers

I like band shirts but I only keep a small handful.
Unironically wear the Unknown Pleasures shirt here and there.

ive got a couple shirts:
turnover
car seat headrest
hi how are you
norvana
beatles

neither. it is just a shirt

I dont wear the t shirt unless i actually earned it. At least a couple hours of replays of full albums. Other wise you are a filthy poser and just use music as a fashion statement.

what turnover shirt, i used to have one but i lost it

you sound highly autistic