>THIS IS NOT A RESPECTABILITY POLITICS POST.
>
>What part of the game is that? That's a 20+ year old trend
>that's long since played out. It's not practical or
>fashionable, and it's not like these niglets are stuck in the
>90s, because they were BORN in the 90s. I'm not outraged at
>the sight of someone's boxers, I'm just genuinely curious,
>like "for why?" Why aren't you wearing skinny joggers and
>shit? Or pants that fit.

It's a really corny mostly Black urban anti-establishment thing. I mean our generation bought jeans extra extra baggy, but there were some who bought regular sized jeans and just sagged. Now 20 years later the baggy jeans are long gone, but tons of kids are still sagging. The doorags came and went, but kids are still sagging. The boots & military gear came and went, but kids are still sagging. The throwbacks came and went, but kids are still sagging.
I'm not sure when or how it can be stopped, but it needs to be stopped.

Let my love slide in and never slip out