No.2947
>>2946Of course. What band?
No.2949
we live in a society you stupud ass uygha
No.2950
Who cares OP
It's like wearing a T-shirt with your country's flag or with your favorite animal on it or whatever
No.2953
>>2950>It's like wearing a T-shirt with your country's flagSo it is extremely cringe and borderline fascist?
No.2954
>>2953If that's the liberal take you get from that…
No.2955
>>2946As long as it isn't some nazi shit, wear it if you like it.
No.2956
>>2946You're welcome to see the fashion thread
>>>/hobby/2221 No.8141
>>2946nobody really cares and anybody who does is not worrying about things that matter. But if you really want to be pedantic, I think it's a little cooler to wear shirts from bands with DIY ethics - usually smaller bands that play smaller shows, but I really like feeling like a part of that scene.
No.8143
omg who the fuck cares
No.8144
Not that it matters that much, but depends what band. Generally avoid corpo record label bands. Some record labels are owned by the band or a collective of bands /musicians. Also can't go wrong with a good ol cassette tape making punk band.
Like there's a difference between consoom and just boosting stuff from artists you like. It can get messy depending how the shirt got made, but again it doesn't matter that much.
No.8180
I pretty much only wear band t-shirts.
No.8197
only if they're worn and faded, sorry I dont make the rules