This is Karen Hunter and all of the

new beings and everybody wherever you are in the world, everything the drop is hot all my time only oh yeah yeah yeah

um you know I'm I we both grew up in the era of like hip-hop clothing and I remember it not necessarily

being for women you know stuff was baggy and things and um but you could wear stuff

with pride the black medallions and you know, but you could wear stuff with pride, the black medallions and the, you know, Queen Latif,

for the, you know, the crown that that was worn and there was a sense of belonging to a culture to a people and a sense of self for a minute right and then

we started wearing other people's brands that branded us and then made those very popular,

even though they don't want us wearing it.

I want you to wear it with pride,

what is past a baton, and these drops,

you know, I took a page from Telfar.

Because you know, you build, you build through us with what people want, you know, you're not begging people to buy stuff. So, that's right. Yeah, so thank you for letting me play it a little commercial.

What are you talking about?

We're all in this, we're the global majority.

I'm, look, black on for us, by us, that used to be us, right?

Yes, yes, yeah, we're from that era. Yes, yes, yes, watching 19 year olds build empires, you know, uh,

Damon out there now, shark tanking, but started with some caps in the

in the streets of of Queens

Hollis in them and you know watching watching

watching folk then turned into something that

um

we need to just go back and remember who we are.

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