Hilarious! Chinese Government Fashion Explained
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- Something that is and will always be present in China is the Lao Ban style. You must have seen those loose fitting pale polo shirts tucked into trousers with one of those sept wolves belts and some keys jangling on a chain!
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Laoban fashion can be found in the US. It's worn by high school football coaches.
And guys managing a cellular phone kiosk, and used car salesmen.
😂😂😂😂😂
@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 I work at a computer repair shop and I have to wear this
this is spot on
Jake, the Lao-Bahn is strong with you.
I just realized that I was wearing lao ban in China. Whenever I visited, I just wore polo and dress pants. No wonder I got respect.
I feel almost as if China got stuck in the 50's middle-class, white-collar, blue-collar, engineer, scientist, government worker, fashion aesthetic. And their "boss" look is proof of this…
Even bosses in their 50's have better style than this midlife crisis fashion
@@isaacvitela5131 I meant 50s as in 1950s, like early cold war type of thing era.
@@isaacvitela5131 and of course they do.
Suits are older than the 50s, incidentally. We might be stuck in the 20s by that standard. This style of theirs is designed to be comfortable yet formal, a very strange way to be "superior" to the common man while appearing "approachable". Ironically since all people of authority dress this way, everyone else imitate them, thus it became a "default look" rather than a prestigious one. It must be said as well, that this style of fashion might not have originated from China mainland, as I have seen them all over from Hong Kong to Taiwan, but most commonly in Nanyang - Singapore Malaysia and Indonesia, among the Chinese diaspora.
@@lc9245 Well, yeah, I didn't say suits or this type of clothing or style originated in the 50s, if that's what you meant, but that their style, aesthetics and mentality got stuck in that era.
It does reminisce of the style a casual blue collar worker would use in a cookout on a weekend or in their Sunday stroll up to the 1950s, that's all I'm trying to say.
I have know idea how you two are keeping a straight face while describing the lao ban, it is hilarious. I think the best way to describe the cheap dress shoes would be like a mullet, business on top, party on the bottom. 🤣
its lao ban btw
@@joeyouyang
It's lame BTW.
Aserting yourself over others in this manner.
Mayb he is American. Which would mean he took a minute to learn something about China. China should be honoured. Right or wong.
@@TrollingHistory Honored, for what?
Fashionable yet functional 😅
@@TrollingHistoryplease tell me you meant to type “right or wong”?
Taiwan is a great country.
Taiwan is the greatest country.
Yeah dude. Taiwan is the real deal. Proud nation.
in Taiwan you can easily find shoes up to us size 12. unfortunately I wear 13 😂😂😂
No cap
China is a poor province of Taiwan with a lousy culture.
I briefly worked in a Chinese restaurant as part of a work experience program with my school just about a week or two before Covid-19 really took hold on society. My boss was a Hong Konger but every time I went into his office to ask him a question he was always rocking the Beijing bikini 😂.
lmao isnt that what hong kongers do? the shirt up over the belly lmao
Let's see Paul Allen's belly.
@@danielescobar7618Let’s see Paul Allen’s Beijing 😎
@@danielescobar7618 Look at that subtle off-white coloring. The tasteful thickness of it. Oh my God, it even has a belly button...
@@cebruthius
I laughed out so loud when I first saw the Lao Ban fashion models, I've scared both my cats.
What did you do to the cats!!!
I think we're going to need some more of these fashion critiques from you guys!!!
right ?hahaha
I believe it was called "engineer business casual" back in the early 2000s here in the US. As with everything else, they copied it and started to mass produce an inferior version.
yep, its basically business casual
Agreed. Business casual. I wear this in my engineering firm.
This dates back more, Americans copied it
@@utk__ Lmao keep telling yourself that
@@johnsullivan937 Its literally from like 1950s
sept=7 in french, septwolves: = 七匹狼, which I saw on the cigarette package. I did not know about the laoban look, haha, thanks for pointing out all the fashion features. Awesome.
You two need to dress in laoban style and pose in Chinatown!
If you guys visit Vietnam, especially in the North. You can see the similar in fashion style. Because we hot, so polo or T-shirt- mostly short sleeves- is the "go for" for like everyone. We don't want to be so casual so you got the pants (they make from a material carvans alike or streching materials, khaki and black or dark colors for serious or formal element.) We tucked in because it make us look more formal. Shoes need to be formal (dressing shoes a like) but comfortable (the grind and sporty sole). Sometimes if we just want to walk around and go to public places but it to sweaty for the shoes, we take sandals- leather ones and it make with leather (the dress- sandals). Combine all of them, you get the Lao Ban look.
Yeah In Many other hot places on earth people still dress nice without looking like discount Jeovah's witnesses
@MelloWattz Lao Ban style is meant to cover up Chinese old man legs. They'd wear shorts if they had decent calves.
pretty sure their visit to vietnam would end in a dissapearance or two
@MelloWattz We do have shorts, thanks. But the point is the look. We want to look formal without be too formal...
@@MK_ULTRA420 It's not. The LOOK is not for cover the skinny legs. They want to be formal without be too formal. I can walking around with a polo, pants and shoes like that as well as attending a wedding with the same things. You got it, right?
I can’t believe I’ve been dressing like a boss this whole time
300 bucks for a polo shirt? Wtf? I can get a couple of full outfits that'll last for years for that much and still have money to spare.
They're doing the Gucci thing where they overprice their stuff to look elite.. but at least (SOME) Gucci stuff looks nice and better quality.
I feel you...
I don't know how many times I had to explain, when teaching number prefixes to ESL students (abroad and in the US), why Sept(ember), Oct(ober), Nove(ember), and Dec(ember) weren't the seventh through tenth months of the year.
Ceasar deserved what he got for messing up the months
I might be mistaking, but wasn't there only ten months at one point, in Roman times? That would explain the last months being 7 to 10.
July and August got pushed in by the two emperors, that's why they have 31 days each
Because Julius Ceasar and Augusto something a rather wanted to be in the middle of the calendar instead of at the end? That's what I heard like 25 years ago when I was still in elementary school haha
That and ancient Rome's New Year started in March. Even worse, the classical calendar was erratic.
That's the type that most young Chinese people hate...especially when those guys assault you on a daily basis because they think every movement you are making is trying to seduce them (if you refuse to become one of those LaoBan's mistress, they will think you are playing hard to get 😅) They also love to lecture others with their old-fashioned values that are no longer applicable in today's society, if you are one of their employees, they will force you to drink alcohol to make themselves feel good even if you've made it clear that you have alcohol allergies.
Boomers pretty much
🤣🤣🤣
@@MrKillswitch88 Not even the Pacific Ocean can stop Boomer mentality.
how the heck can you be allergic to alcohol?
@@crazydog3307 It's rare but it's a thing, I used to be able to drink but now i just get a severe migraine, even a single beer or a glass of wine is enough to trigger it
I've always wondered why the lao ban's constantly walk w/ their hands behind their backs or arms folded. It's been a huge mystery for me. Thank you for solving it! I have been enlightened.
They're impersonating CCP officials who are impersonating Mao and his inner circle. Just the idea of how a manly and powerful man should carry himself. Even if to me it comes off as so arrogant haha
@@danner253 It just looks strange & creepy.
Embarrasing.
@@Ketannabis When you're right, you're right.
Kim Jong Un from North Korea walks the same way, its a Northeast Asian commie thing i think
Thank you so much for explaining all this, as you have answered questions that have been plaguing me for years. I used to manage a business in suburb of Sydney that has a large proportion of mainland Chinese. This particular Lao Ban look combined with the arrogant swagger always puzzled me, as I wondered where it came from and exactly what these puffed-up little idiots were trying to project; well now I know thanks to you guys!
I remember one particularly skinny little character used to shove padding of some sort (rubberised foam, pillows, rolled-up towels, who knows?) under his tucked-in pastel green or pink polo shirt in order to fabricate the belly that he did not naturally possess, and had the very same carefully-manicured Mao hairstyle too; he used to strut around with one arm bent behind his back and his receding jaw jutting out defiantly as if he was the Dear Leader himself (in reality he drove the delivery truck for the local Asian vegetable market).
Top kek
🤣😂
What a lao ban
This totally explains my ex-father-in-law. (father-out-law?!) And yes, he owns a factory in Guangdong. Though, he doesn't (or, at least, didn't) smoke.
The keys is the thing that sells it for me so hilariously. Like anyone can wear a polo, but the dangling keys on the hip you know
my granddad used to dress like that with the purse and everything. he born in 1923 Hungary and probably a fashion remnant of the communist era.
Hajrá magyarok!🫢
Amazing how the other world live and think that they look good. These guys could pass off as bus drivers here in europe. Why do they need a key chain, is it to unlock the block of flats they've locked down due to the zero covid policy ?
Because visibly having the keys (to something) on them literally conveyes "i am in control"
@@MrFakefall LOL, like a jailor... how antiquated is that...
@@lifestapestry2968 Not at all antiquated over there, considering the whole country is turning into a giant prison.
@@dogcarman good call
@@MrFakefall Or... I am the janitor? :P
People in shandong say ‘laoshi’ (老師) in the way people in Britain or Australia say ‘mate’. Laoshi is used because Confucius ‘ birthplace is qufu, which is based in shandong. He’s considered the greatest teacher of all so shandong people are proud of that fact.
I'm a Muslim, and I'm not Chinese and even I'm proud of confuscious. His philosophy seems admirable. Be good to other people, have good morals exc.
But in Fact Kong Fu Tsi is a Qi citizen instead of Lu.
Whoa. Looks like the standard, international (including US of course), male, "Senior Tourist" archetype to me (or at least their bus driver). But anyway, the Septwolves logo kinda makes sense, since Romans were also obsessed with wolves. And, to be fair, some dirt-expensive Italian fashion brands deserve this kind of mockery. And for shoes...China does this well: an original Abibas sneaker is considered to be so hip in most Slavic countries, that it's often more expensive than Holy Adidas itself. I know Slavs, in general, are more "branded tracksuit" culture (and especially couture) than this, but definitely not without hints and flavors of this Lao Ban/Senior Tourist Aesthetics. So awesome.
Italian-American dudes were fond of the track suit back in the day. Plenty of gold jewelry also.
Russians LOVE Adidas so much that I was supposed to learn Adidas is German, not russian.
@@snowdog03ew
@@Darkest_matteryou know what? Adidas is short for "Adolf Dassler". His older brother started the Puma brand.
I dunno, i spent a lot of time working in rural Wisconsin manufacturing plants, and this whole polo tucked into slacks is basically normal office apparel here 🤷♀️
ah, so you are lao ban
@@RK-gv7rc lol, I've never worked in the office, I just said that's the normal office attire here. I was just the dreg operating machines
@@delbomb3131 sounds like something lao ban would say to throw others off his scent
sus
there is a lao ban amogus
This was the German senior powerlook for the summer but they like to wear perforated dress shoes (with this weird sneaker sole) and loose shirts were preferred over Poloshirts.
The pants could be made from cord but they were always in SturmAbteilung brown or Grey
Unfortunately they are dying out there might be no one left in 3 years
Lmao SA brown 😂 is that an actual expression in Germany?
@@penzorphallos3199 yeah some people refer to khaki brown as SA brown. But most call it Khaki
There was a colouring agent in the 30s that was called National Braun / national brown
( quite fitting description 😂)
Yep, I'm avoiding anything made in China atleast, but anything with a Chinese brand named, ;I'd rather not live than buy/own them. BUt Taiwanese is all OK with me.
I always found the high belt style that was stereotypical of older Chinese men to be so peculiar.
This lao ban segment is SO funny! Love this channel.
But like, we have this look in the US, at least in Southern Minnesota we do. It's the dad look. Polo shirt tucked into some slacks with the keychain, granted dads stateside mix it up and maybe do some shorts and a polo (still tucked), maybe if they are daring some jeans or for the uber adventurous, jean shorts. Most dads wear it, mostly because it's what they wear to the office or something like that.
But China is the only place that I've seen the look pushed so hard for marketing. You don't really see "dad shirts on Sale!" in the US...
Guys, I've been following both of you for years, and this here has to be one of my favourite videos you've done. I haven't laughed like this in a long time, and I really needed it. Cheers!
Epic stuff, I agree
This looks like every single retail store lower to middle manager look. Like these guys were summoned by their employees to do battle with Karen at the local Target.
It's exactly the reason they dress like that.
The sort of "important enough to have an office, grounded enough to roll up your sleeves" look.
Hey Guys! long time fan, first time comment, yikes! Anyway, I thought your cadences during your judgement of the Lao Ban/Beijing Thug look were super fucking hilarious, It was like listening to a cheesy commentary on a fashion show or a QVC demo, but actually entertaining. You could re-brand this type of content QVC China if it weren't already.. copyrighted.
I had caught this on Friday's show, it was one of my all-time favorite bits from you guys, and I had to watch this again with the extra B-Roll footage. No surprise, It made for a great video. Winston wearing a suit somewhere in a random mainland Chinese plaza; might as well be a Japanese wedding in the middle of a monster truck rally.
BTW, As my man D to the P Drew Pavlou says: Free Tibet, Free the Uyghurs, Free Hong Kong. Down with the CCP, Stay Taiwan strong. I think that's how he put it... Yeah, I'm gonna go with that.
as a fellow polo enjoyer, i have to complement these Chinese guys on their sense of fashion
They all look like they're a shift manager at a fast food restaurant.
@@therealistintheboot8822 bro what if china is just full of shift managers
@@therealistintheboot8822or that they run a tech repair shop sandwiched between two other businesses at a strip mall.
zero sense commentary
@@therealistintheboot8822
@@therealistintheboot8822 They look like dudes who work at Raytheon.
Fantastic! Finally some proper fashion advice in true style. My next look is sorted now. Thank you!
Thank you guys for posting what the media won't 🙏🙏🙏
For whatever it's worth, laoban in my area of China were really big on the striped over-sized polo shirts. they did maintain the sort of dullish sunbleached part of it but they liked some sort of lateral stripes. everything else with it, the sneakerdress shoes, the keys and of course the too long grey dress pants.
To spot the Sichuan Lao ban (Lao bar) , remember the exposed belly and one (only one) trouser leg rolled up at the hot pot restaurant
dude if that is dressing up than elementary school me would have been dripping so hard in china
It would be fun to have your wives come discuss some topics with you guys. To have the perspective from a Chinese national that went overseas. Keep up the good work! [EDIT] Just did some thinking and please keep them away from the cameras for their safety. Blessings to your families.
who they are is far from a secret. they've been in past videos on their personal channels.
@@justinheads5751 that's true. Haven't seen on there for so long that I forgot lol
@@TheMissDebyluvThey're trying to keep their families out of trouble.
The Beijing Bikini look is amazing, lol. I remember seeing that in the airport there and was shocked that those guys were sporting that look even in the first class lounge!
you guys are absolutely ironic hilarious. got the 老板 look pat down 😂😂😂. i call this fashion police - 老板 edition
Lol😂😂
Good morning to you both n keep up the great work. Howdy from Kansas. Take care of yourselves n the family as well!
dammit! i want to laugh so hard, but my grandfather who I love so much is always rockin that look. that said, I don't think it's a CCP thing only because my Grandfather is a big time hater of the ccp, I mean he beat my ass for bringing home a mao shirt once.
Can confirm. The chinese Filipinos would wear anime printed polo shirts to weddings. To weddings!
I already love ur grandfather
@@thekuan7002at weddings??😂😂😢😮 Thought the default EVERYWhere would either be suit, or traditional clothes. (Juuba, kimono, shalwaar kameez)
@@Darkest_matter bruh I wish I took pics, this happened back in 2016. To them anything that is a buttoned shirt with a collar is for formal occasions.
@@thekuan7002 haha...
Septic wolves 🤣
This is going to be my Halloween outfit
They look like a flock of Wal-Mart managers.
Aka Boomers
Hahah, thanks for covering this. I'm pretty confident this video is very tongue in cheek. I just wanted to express my distaste for this fashion, notwithstanding: 1) I'm not a fashion expert, 2) I realize tastes differ and are subjective, 3) I don't think that anyone should be looked down on based on their appearance, 4) I think a lot of the lao ban look stems from function over aesthetic and 5) Many of the general populace either don't care that much about or lack much fashion sense. However, I see many mainlander Chinese and Hong Kong people with this style and I just think it looks extremely unappealing and tacky. Maybe there is a wardrobe that goes better with the general male Chinese complexion and hair color, etc.
This just looks like casualwear.
I'm from the UK, I used to have to wear a suit for college as I was studying business, but I had an Armani man bag so
I had the businessman + bottom of the chain drug dealer aesthetic
Honestly, everything that stems from Communism, including, apparently, this version of the power asthetic, tends to be artless and unappealing.
Lao Ban fashion is also similar to Gastarbeiter look in the Balkans. Worn by slightly older people who worked in Central Europe (Germany, Switzerland, Austria) that came back home and want to show they are money. They wear muted polo shirts, cheap suit pants and cheap leather shoes or sandals with socks not to mention a watch that costs 300€ or a fake Rolex. They invariably drive German cars but only the luxury ones like BMW, Audi, Mercedes that they either spent all their money on (is still 2 years old) or is 15 years old.
Similar fashion trends across the world.
I might have to start dressing like a lao ban at work 😂
My dad is Australian, no Chinese in our family at all, and he has been rocking the Lao ban look for decades..
With the half way between corduroy and jeans style black pants..
Polo shirt with two or three buttons at top (but he leaves one or two undone).
Tucked in with black belt but he has pretty old style simple buckle.
Shoes: semi sneaker semi dress shoes that are black but comfortable. lol
I’ll have to explain the Lao ban look to him hehe.
Very close to the dancing guy near the end, but black pants, and black shoes.
Also in Australia there are lots of older Chinese that go to night time dancing clubs, but not in parks, almost always in a public hall / community hall, and is usually organised through local government so it is free or very cheap. But only really older people.
You'all just gave me a Halloween costume idea. The Lao Ban at work who doesn't out-rank me demanded to speak to my manager. Now I'm in troll mode.
The taxi driver are called "shifu" a general title that people beleive to be only for martial art masters
I am so impressed with you two. Keep these videos coming. Im learning a lot
My last job working at Coke making sports drinks had one of these Lao Bans male karens aka "the shirt nazi" and all of us working the line hated the guy for obvious reasons.
OMG! This was hilarious and fun to watch! I lost it at "Beijing Bikini Gangster Look" !!
the shoe is modeled after work shoes, like delivery guy and auto parts, Lowes office services, retail.
The Chinese people dancing after work warms my heart. Such beautiful people under such a cold rulership
You can do the same thing with Off Duty Cops in the US too 🤣🤣🤣
True 😂
yep typically undercover feds rock this look. Along with sporty sunglasses and a baseball cap. Its hilarious when you see them in groups of like 10 all looking exactly the same trying to fit in with a crowd of people at some rally or protest and everyone around them just starts chanting "FED FED FED".
Yankees hat, blue shirt, jeans and workboots.
"big Loa Ban energy".... Had me rolling. 😂🤣
The only thing missing are those metal coin dispensers worn on the belt.
I’m an Italian American and a lot of my uncles and grandfathers dressed in a similar fashion. Nice pinky ring, nice belt and belt buckle, pressed slacks and nice loafers. Very clean and basic.
Did they drive a Chrysler or Lincoln sedan?..
The difference is that nothing these bosses are wearing is nice.
sept means seven in French, from what i know china loves luxury french culture, they even built their own fake Paris. I am french, and live in the world famous city of versailles. Before the pandemic, each years we had thousands of chinese tourrist visit the castle. they didnt bother me because they went from the train station to the caslte and back, they didnt explore the city. Now we mainly have uk tourists and they explore more of the city.And as a frenchman u might guess how i feel about our not so frienfly friends up north.
The basic nice shoes, tucked in polo shirt and black slacks is like a floor customer service or salesman at like Best buy or something. Add the dangling keys and the cigarette and now they're a landlord 😂
So the lao ban look is basically to dress like Mr Krabs from Spongebob Squarepants
Woooow. That's totally true.
I know quite a few bosses in China that definitely do not dress like this. There are many more that do, but quite a few old-school bosses are button-down shirt, casual/dress pants and sneakers.
Of course you can get some pretty nice custom hand-made dress shoes for just a few hundred dollars. I have several pairs all made by a guy who started his own shop after leaving a major manufacturer.
If you want the ultimate walking shoe for just about anywhere....Ecco, hands down. Super comfy. I averaged 16-20k steps/day in China for about 2 years per pair of Ecco slip-ons. The soles wore extremely slowly. In fact, I only got rid of each pair when the seam where the sole attaches began to separate. I have a stack of 6 more pairs of the exact style sitting in my closet that should last me well over a decade.
Interestingly, in the UK we also call shop owners 'boss' or 'bossman'
I’m now convinced my dad is a Laoban 😂
And, the Lao Ban look is over here in Taiwan.
It's a bit ironic that serpenzta is poking fun at the laoban look when he's pretty much the exact western equivalent, always in a suit.
the boss part is true af. here in Malaysia, we always use "boss" for shop/restaurant/business people informally no matter their race lmao.
This is every middle aged Chinese man that I sell sneakers to.
26:33 I dig this fashion, looks oldschool. Or an oil worker, I'm talking 1950s Era.
Sounds like the clothing range is a sweat shop rabbit hole worth delving into if prices are that cheap
We should bring back powdered wigs in the west to flex on the haters lol
I'd settle for suits and top hats. Too many people slobby these days
I suggest calling the chinese mafia simply "chafia"
Hehe...chafia is perfect.
I've been calling their space station guys "talkanauts"..
Holy crap I'm a lao ban! I just don't do the purse. It's the IT outfit by the way. Slip on shoes like Clark's with the polo and pants!
I liked them so much better before communism when the Chinese wore their beautiful silk robes. We didn’t have to see the Lao ban look. Ugh. I love this fashion edition though. Hilarious😂
Septwolves is a cigarette brand from Fujian province, near Taiwan SAR. Their factory is in Longyan, Fujian and they have Marlboro license for Chinese market.
Excuse me, Taiwan SAR?
@@Harthorn must be short for sovereign autonomous republic, to remind people that Taiwan is an independent country.
29:17 awesome Chinese dad. Idont like China but I like the way he carried himself. Made his partner laugh/smile took care of his kid and handled business lol
You guys have perfected this tune art. It’s so beyond entertaining I love it.
I can't get enough of this podcast. 😂😂😂
3:45 You forgot to mention that all the fake leather shoes have an essential and obnoxious large metal piece: the word FASHION (if spelled correctly, that is.
The other problem about buying shoes in China (or really any clothing) is that you have your choice between cheap and not good quality, overpriced and not good quality (e.g. HLA), or super overpriced imports - there are no mid-tier goods to be bought.
looks like a variation of Business Casual usually embraced by sales people at an Office Supplies store..
It was all funny until I realized most of the computer programmers at the company I work for here in the US wear the same thing. In fact I was joking around with my girlfriend just this morning that she should shoot me if I dress like the computer programmers I work with. The “uniform” here is usually a slightly loose medium blue polo shirt, kaki chinos, brown belt and brown loafers 👞 . Keep in mind we don’t have a dress code at our company, this is what these people choose to wear! I’ve been amazed at times when I surveyed the people at a meeting and at least 50 percent of the men were dressed like this. I have since moved to another division in the company and nobody dresses like this there, so it makes me think it has to do with a type of peer pressure, even an unconscious one, that is occurring among the IT department.
Your girlfriend sounds very violent, willing to hurt somebody on purpose
@@mapofthesoultagme7143 I think you are misunderstanding this common American expression. It’s a joke we say when someone finds themselves exhibiting behavior that bothered them in others in the past. For example let’s say a teenage girl sees her mother wearing leopard skin tights, the girl might jokingly say to her friend: “shoot me if I start wearing something like that when I become her age”. It’s a colloquial expression.
@@gatblau1 I live in Canada and I try not to assume stuff about somebody, like if they kidding when they say something, unless they say that they are joking
This expression is also common in Canada.
@@gatblau1 yes, I am just talking about me
In the West, the wrist watch makes a statement, but that statement has changed over time. For the longest time, it proclaimed that your time was valuable, so you tracked it by the minute. Now, it proclaims that you do not have a smart phone.
Is it just me, or does it look like the gentleman with the long sleeved shirt had his wardrobe attacked by a maniac with a seam ripper and sewn back together with no regard to what pieces came from which shirt. The front panels, the sleeves, and the back all have different patterns, giving the appearance of a Frankenstein's monster of a shirt.
They should change to bowling shirts, it would be a lot more classy. They could get their name embroidered on the front and their company/position embroidered on the back!
Bro how have I ended up here?? This has to be one of the most interesting videos I've watched haha
This is one of the greatest episodes I have ever seen. I laughed the entire time. Thank you so much for sharing your extensive lao ban knowledge with us. I am forever grateful!
'Sept' is French for 'seven'. Why they mixed French with English I have no idea.
Its Latin probably.
I work for a home appliances company, sometimes we had chinese staff visiting here in Europe and they would have this style, especially the waist phone holster pocket.
Ni Hao Lao ban! My Chinese improves daily. The taking money into the pockets is for the graft!
Let's get this going in the USA! I wanna rock the Loa Ban Style!
This episode is hilarious
Laobans vacation in Thailand. They’re known for two things: spitting profusely and never buying anything that isn’t included in the tour group.
its reminds me of the retail managerial look and the baptist preacher look
Both of you guys have hilarious fashion. Clear glasses make you look like a grandma, and an English teacher wearing suit pretending to be a business consultant
hoes mad
That idea of buying extremely cheap clothes and just wearing it until it's dirty and then throwing it away is so terrible for the environment. It's called fast fashion and the corporations that are making these clothes are exploiting the workers and destroying the environment.
Keys hanging from belt or belt hooks is very '80s to me,
this may be my all-time favorite video
Well, you know it’s not just the clothes they pick. But you have to improve your hairstyles and body shape if you want look remotely fashionable. If you wanna show your belly you might wanna work towards a two pack belly.
And wear your Beijing bikini to show it off. Lol