Would you do a hysteric glamour history video? There’s no video presence explaining where they came from or explaining the brand but I think they’re part of like the 1st wave of Japanese streetwear that doesn’t get talked about
One day I’m gonna be on threaducation. I’m moving to nyc next week. No formal training but I think I have a shot. I don’t care how long it takes I’m gonna make it. Hopefully I’ll get to shake hands with Kidsuper someday. 🔆
So much resilience and positivity! I wonder why he even bothered to try Paris though. Paris is not typically the place for streetwear. He could of tried London instead.
Its crazy how he said "williamsburg was the center of streetwear" when HandM and all kinds of cheese sends photographers out into areas like this to do research for their own work. Most people would say williamsburg was dead in like 2001.
While this story is inspirational, There is a bit of frustration I feel. As someone who studied fashion , seeing how people who have no formal training take these positions makes me question what it is exactly these fashion Schools are preparing their students for. What's the point of studying fashion when , to land a job, you need to do an unpaid internship(s) and then end up working in brands directed by people who had no formal training?? That is a bit of a slap in the face.... After studying, I don't even bother to apply for jobs in the industry anymore. I'm now using my knowledge and skills for freelancing and running a business, with a job from another industry to back me up financially.
I see what you’re saying and understand your frustration. On the flip side, if your pieces resonate with the masses - no matter what your background or experiences look like - you can’t really hate on the designer. 🤷🏾♂️ I don’t believe formal training matters if your art interprets and demonstrates emotions effectively to communicate the art work.
@@dantewill77 I'm not angry at the designer. I'm more frustrated at the industry. I'm frustrated with how the industry does not support fashion schools, and how fashion schools don't properly prepare students for the fashion industry. I now realize that there is a disconnect between schools and the industry. It's a waste of time and money for students to go , if all they needed in the first place was knowledge on how to run a business. I should have just taken some short courses, read some books, and practiced sewing, pattern cutting and technical drawing at home, instead of borrowing student loans. This is one thing I regret after studying fashion.
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Would you do a hysteric glamour history video? There’s no video presence explaining where they came from or explaining the brand but I think they’re part of like the 1st wave of Japanese streetwear that doesn’t get talked about
Yesss
Nah fr!!
Yes
Best Brand
“For some reason J Balvin also made an appearance” 😂
lol
One day I’m gonna be on threaducation. I’m moving to nyc next week. No formal training but I think I have a shot. I don’t care how long it takes I’m gonna make it. Hopefully I’ll get to shake hands with Kidsuper someday. 🔆
Finally, I wish these dropped more often 🔥
lots more coming!
Another great episode. You're killing it fam.
As a HANDPAINTER on garments …. He definitely is super inspirational
I see what you did there
His new LV stuff is so nice and the kissing bag is crazy
His early come up sounds similar to the How To Make In America story. Unreal episode thank you 🙏 ❤
It is anywhere fam, I can guarantee you that. Youve got to fught, you dont have a choice.
Been waiting on this one!!!
This channel putting me and the homies on, yessir
🫵🏼🥺
yessir
This is probably my favourite video of yours!
crazy story and narration
U rlly are my favourite channel of all time man
I am so impressed with this story!!!!!
Top vid. Thank you! 💎
Threaducation never misses
The long awaited video
KidSuper reminds me of someone I know & I know that if that person sticks the course, the outcome will be the same. He is amazing.
Happy to be one of the early people into Kid Super
I hoped you would talk about his auction show it was amazing too
i gotta give it to u g ur really putting me on when it comes to the fashion scene, rs i preciate all ur videos 💎🎯🚀
I got you homie!
This was so good. Made me a bit emotional, too
Always with the bangers 💥
yessir
Ngl not a fan of maximalism but he seems down to earth and chill asf, would love to meet & congratulate him one day. His story is pretty inspirational
The Goat is back⚡️
seeing stav in full kidsuper is still so funny to me
homeboi is a positive force to recon!
Love KidSuper
Great video
The KID to look for. Thank you 😎
Kidsuper’s store is one the same block as Mishka’s former flagship store.
Lets go!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You did it you drop a kidsuper video i had asked last video in the comments if you could do it and you delivered 💪🏽
LOVE YOU
LOVE YOU TOO
Gots to see a history on Marc Jacobs pleaseee mr threaducation🙏🙏🙏
This is lit 🔥
So much resilience and positivity! I wonder why he even bothered to try Paris though. Paris is not typically the place for streetwear. He could of tried London instead.
Happy fashion
You should do a video on Blazzy
Soo inspiring
Its crazy how he said "williamsburg was the center of streetwear" when HandM and all kinds of cheese sends photographers out into areas like this to do research for their own work. Most people would say williamsburg was dead in like 2001.
I need a video on mihara yasahiro I can’t find anything on TH-cam about him except melted converse reviews
this here is a story
Do Cole Buxton
fresh, can you do ysl?
Lanvin video next😊
u gotta do clint419 of corteiz
I need one video of clint419 the owner of crtz
Fierce
still waiting for cortiez and heron preston
BEAST COAST
KidSuper is the MrBeast of fashion
That was pretty super kid
No press? He was in vogue after that Paris show
Do lanvin
While this story is inspirational, There is a bit of frustration I feel. As someone who studied fashion , seeing how people who have no formal training take these positions makes me question what it is exactly these fashion Schools are preparing their students for. What's the point of studying fashion when , to land a job, you need to do an unpaid internship(s) and then end up working in brands directed by people who had no formal training?? That is a bit of a slap in the face....
After studying, I don't even bother to apply for jobs in the industry anymore. I'm now using my knowledge and skills for freelancing and running a business, with a job from another industry to back me up financially.
I see what you’re saying and understand your frustration. On the flip side, if your pieces resonate with the masses - no matter what your background or experiences look like - you can’t really hate on the designer. 🤷🏾♂️ I don’t believe formal training matters if your art interprets and demonstrates emotions effectively to communicate the art work.
@@dantewill77 I'm not angry at the designer. I'm more frustrated at the industry. I'm frustrated with how the industry does not support fashion schools, and how fashion schools don't properly prepare students for the fashion industry. I now realize that there is a disconnect between schools and the industry. It's a waste of time and money for students to go , if all they needed in the first place was knowledge on how to run a business. I should have just taken some short courses, read some books, and practiced sewing, pattern cutting and technical drawing at home, instead of borrowing student loans. This is one thing I regret after studying fashion.
@@Diana-st8bq I totally understand that. The industry, no matter the venture, always moves bizarrely.
finally has his own vid 👏
Yay
I follow comedians , and that lineup was not a lineup many people are checking for .
Пора ставить банки!
Can we get a Sean Stussy episode
why would u want mentorship from lvmh LOLL
why would u not lol
i dont get the KS hype
Persistance
For me,
It's sumn fresh and pretty nice to see.
Playful designs that don't feel like "it's too much".
You know you're a zoomer when you become famous from mediocrity