The concept is beautiful and relatable, my mother is from white plains georgia born 1948 and picked cotton for her aunt.and she has alot of stories of the living conditions during that time.as an artist myself i definitely will be incorporating these ideas into an abstract painting❤
Social media kind of ruined fashion. Because i see thousands of people rocking the same shit. Ive seen these pants sooooooo much that I was good off of them before I even got a pair.
Nobody develops sense of style on their own .. they just carbon copy. At some point , you have to stop referencing so much and just know what works for you- but no, what do they do? Keep copying and swear that they’re fashionistas
Good breakdown I had no idea it was this deep, I just liked the look of the clothing and I’m black so I TH-camd to find out where the brand came from and you killed it!💯
algorithm brought me here, great vid! First time I'm actually learning about denim tears and it's through this vid!:) small feedback you can take or leave: adding a bit of background music could help fill the gaps of air in between your talking, but dealers choice if you prefer to make yours without that! Keep goin!😁
I appreciate the feedback. I actually have thought about adding background music to my videos in the past. I'll test it out and see how it works. Thanks!
Money GRAB! Black people are extremely emotional so whether they purchased the items or brought it to light via social media merely for cotton balls being displayed he absolutely knew it would pay off financially! He’s been around he knows what will work.
Also extremely overpriced. Most normal folks can't afford a 400.00 sweater & honestly shouldn't. You can buy a Carhartt with stronger material that last longer for 100.00. Theses designers are vultures preying on peoples emotions.
For the street fashion and hip hop culture. Tremaine conceived this brand and cotton wreath logo to continue to tell the story of our history with cotton in America, but he did it in this cool artistic way through fashion.
@@immaculatestyle I would argue that it's not cool, that it is in fact lazy, he's presenting no new ideas through his stories, he's practically the establishment with endorsements like Kanye, Virgil Abloh, and other highbrow connections, he's already in the mix so A$AP mob or Cardi B wearing his stuff is no big feat for him. Dude has one idea "Black people were slaves" and he's running with it printing onto blanks, come on man really? there are real brands out there pushing boundaries, Daily Paper, Patta, or Snooze Fabric perhaps. it makes me wonder how much you were paid to do this piece on Denim tears
@@dizmop I wanted to know more about the Denim Tears brand, so I searched TH-cam to see if anyone had any good information about the brand's history. I couldn't find any, so I did my research, watched every Tremaine interview, and made this video about Denim Tears for anyone that was curious like me. That's as deep as it goes.
Sounds like a money grabb to Me. I see where he trying to go with the back story. But I don't feel it, it's doesn't resonate in My soul as being the authentic reason why he came up with the concept. But I digress, I definitely could be wrong
Money GRAB! Black people are extremely emotional so whether they purchased the items or brought it to light via social media merely for cotton balls being displayed he absolutely knew it would pay off financially! He’s been around he knows what will work.
So go and become friends with ye and other fruity artist types .. and take well established cloths and print your own random shit on it and charge a hundred times the price with a bullshit story and aim it at your culture of choice... your welcome !
@@Imasaydatshit well it can be many reasons. Some wear it cause it’s popular at the moment. Some wear it cause of the message. The message is actually very good, but not a lot would know about it unless they knew the man behind the brand on a deeper level. Like watching this video of course. Personally, I haven’t wore anything from them, but I’ll check it out. Seems cool
@@Imasaydatshit I liked the design right , I cop the jeans , I’ve seen it on Asap rocky and Skepta Cardi b and offset , and apparently is trendy drippy , but then I found out about the message , in it , well I’m not Eminem white I look Hispanic or Arabic , i love black culture and I appreciate it
@@bigcooks2526dang this deep because if I put myself in the shoes of a non black person I wouldn’t wear it because the message is deeply rooted in SLAVERY. The people who aren’t black who wear denim tears don’t have anything else in their closet representing the struggles of black people. Everybody loves black creatives and black culture but will still lock the doors quickly if they see a black man near their car, or say racist things behind fake accounts on instagram, or be offended by the fact black people still being up slavery. Most white people even choose to judged black people by our criminal class but if black people chose to judge you all by that distorted way of thinking we would hate everybody who even appears white because of SLAVERY. I’m not saying your wrong for liking denim tears. What I am saying is that it hurts my feelings to live the reality that people love the art inspired by our struggles but systematically the world shows us they tolerate black people but nobody likes us.
The concept is beautiful and relatable, my mother is from white plains georgia born 1948 and picked cotton for her aunt.and she has alot of stories of the living conditions during that time.as an artist myself i definitely will be incorporating these ideas into an abstract painting❤
Social media kind of ruined fashion. Because i see thousands of people rocking the same shit. Ive seen these pants sooooooo much that I was good off of them before I even got a pair.
cool. nobody cares. but cool
@@acthegreat seems like you caree enough to comment.
Nobody develops sense of style on their own .. they just carbon copy. At some point , you have to stop referencing so much and just know what works for you- but no, what do they do? Keep copying and swear that they’re fashionistas
@@acthegreatyou care. A lot.
I refuse to buy it
Good breakdown I had no idea it was this deep, I just liked the look of the clothing and I’m black so I TH-camd to find out where the brand came from and you killed it!💯
I appreciate it!
algorithm brought me here, great vid! First time I'm actually learning about denim tears and it's through this vid!:) small feedback you can take or leave: adding a bit of background music could help fill the gaps of air in between your talking, but dealers choice if you prefer to make yours without that! Keep goin!😁
I appreciate the feedback. I actually have thought about adding background music to my videos in the past. I'll test it out and see how it works. Thanks!
Great Video! Love the brand and message behind it. You got a new subscriber in me!
Thanks! I appreciate you!
I am a little wiser today. Thanks!
Money GRAB! Black people are extremely emotional so whether they purchased the items or brought it to light via social media merely for cotton balls being displayed he absolutely knew it would pay off financially! He’s been around he knows what will work.
I agree
Bingo!
Also extremely overpriced. Most normal folks can't afford a 400.00 sweater & honestly shouldn't. You can buy a Carhartt with stronger material that last longer for 100.00. Theses designers are vultures preying on peoples emotions.
@@ShaunKang69yup. It’s ridiculous.
great vid. your narration is great. I always thought DT was Marni x Carhatt.
Thank you so much! I made to video to research and education myself on the brand as well.
First time I’ve heard of it but I live under a rock so!
Subscribed from this video!! thank you!
Thanks! I appreciate you!
Virgil RIP 😔🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️did the same with champion
This is Virgil. Stay woke
Nice story!
I like Japanese raw Denim only the best fabrication ever made
True dat selvedge all the way
good content thanks
This was really good.
Thank you!
Incredible!
Stüssy
Why did you read that as “a massive” severance package? 😂
'what does he mean by "For the culture"?
For the street fashion and hip hop culture. Tremaine conceived this brand and cotton wreath logo to continue to tell the story of our history with cotton in America, but he did it in this cool artistic way through fashion.
@@immaculatestyle I would argue that it's not cool, that it is in fact lazy, he's presenting no new ideas through his stories, he's practically the establishment with endorsements like Kanye, Virgil Abloh, and other highbrow connections, he's already in the mix so A$AP mob or Cardi B wearing his stuff is no big feat for him. Dude has one idea "Black people were slaves" and he's running with it printing onto blanks, come on man really? there are real brands out there pushing boundaries, Daily Paper, Patta, or Snooze Fabric perhaps. it makes me wonder how much you were paid to do this piece on Denim tears
@@dizmop I wanted to know more about the Denim Tears brand, so I searched TH-cam to see if anyone had any good information about the brand's history. I couldn't find any, so I did my research, watched every Tremaine interview, and made this video about Denim Tears for anyone that was curious like me. That's as deep as it goes.
@@immaculatestyle yeah fair enough, 👍
Appreciate the video tho
Bro speaks so slow
I like the Message due to
#LandBack
Denim tears wreath
Ur making some bold statements
I low key fw denim tears
Letsss collab 😊
#CODEclothing
His monotone voice is killing me smh
Sounds like a money grabb to Me. I see where he trying to go with the back story. But I don't feel it, it's doesn't resonate in My soul as being the authentic reason why he came up with the concept. But I digress, I definitely could be wrong
Money GRAB! Black people are extremely emotional so whether they purchased the items or brought it to light via social media merely for cotton balls being displayed he absolutely knew it would pay off financially! He’s been around he knows what will work.
If this was really the hottest brand, your video would be popping off
You know damn well DT isn’t hot, fam.
Tremendez is long forgotten
Txh
" The hottest brand" .... no one wear this sh!t anymore
Video is 4 months old
@@baltazarbarros6740So why respond ? It says “4 weeks as of July’23” Aside from that...this brand was dead like 1.5-2 years ago
@@ehlohimwhil5762ur very wrong I seen so manyyy ppl wear it
@@isucktoes9242same
So go and become friends with ye and other fruity artist types .. and take well established cloths and print your own random shit on it and charge a hundred times the price with a bullshit story and aim it at your culture of choice... your welcome !
Can non black person wear this brand ? Without being looked funny at ?
No you can wear it
I’m curious why your attracted to the brands message ? I’m really just asking I’m not trying to insult u or anything.
@@Imasaydatshit well it can be many reasons. Some wear it cause it’s popular at the moment. Some wear it cause of the message. The message is actually very good, but not a lot would know about it unless they knew the man behind the brand on a deeper level. Like watching this video of course. Personally, I haven’t wore anything from them, but I’ll check it out. Seems cool
@@Imasaydatshit I liked the design right , I cop the jeans , I’ve seen it on Asap rocky and Skepta Cardi b and offset , and apparently is trendy drippy , but then I found out about the message , in it , well I’m not Eminem white I look Hispanic or Arabic , i love black culture and I appreciate it
@@bigcooks2526dang this deep because if I put myself in the shoes of a non black person I wouldn’t wear it because the message is deeply rooted in SLAVERY. The people who aren’t black who wear denim tears don’t have anything else in their closet representing the struggles of black people. Everybody loves black creatives and black culture but will still lock the doors quickly if they see a black man near their car, or say racist things behind fake accounts on instagram, or be offended by the fact black people still being up slavery. Most white people even choose to judged black people by our criminal class but if black people chose to judge you all by that distorted way of thinking we would hate everybody who even appears white because of SLAVERY. I’m not saying your wrong for liking denim tears. What I am saying is that it hurts my feelings to live the reality that people love the art inspired by our struggles but systematically the world shows us they tolerate black people but nobody likes us.
It’s ugly tho
Knock it off homie that brand is super trash👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾
To each their own
can white people wear denim tears?