Jeans So Baggy and Low the Underwear and Ass (!) Are Exposed.

[Kulindahr]

Less is more when it comes to clothing a hot guy.

I just don't understand how they keep them on at all.

I wish they'd just start wearing boxer briefs and forget the baggy pants/shorts.

I think they get their butts pierced and put hooks in the pants.

 

[justaguy]

Looking like a fool with your pants on the ground !

 

[justaguy]

... I have to admit, it can be quite sexy though.

 

[borg69unimatrix]

I guess I'm 'old'... I find this particular 'style' (or lack there of) ridiculous.

To me, it says, "I am too stupid to dress myself, or to buy clothes that fit." I have seen guys that literally had to hold their pants up to walk, or they would have tripped.

I have absolutely no comprehension how this is even remotely 'cool'.

 

[pat grimshaw]

I think it's funny that some guys in this thread who claim to be radical and free-thinking are negative to this passing fashion.

 

[jaysizzles]

I think it's funny that some guys in this thread who claim to be radical and free-thinking are negative to this passing fashion.

As a "free-thinker" I am able to make up my own mind on what I think is ridiculous. I think the sagger trend is ridiculous.

Your idea of free-thinking is that one must not be negative to a passing fashion? Where's the freedom in that?

Don't get me wrong though...I support people's rights to dress as they please as long as decency is maintained where required....I just don't have to like it, and I'm more than happy to laugh at them (the saggers.)

 

[Kulindahr]

As a "free-thinker" I am able to make up my own mind on what I think is ridiculous. I think the sagger trend is ridiculous.

Your idea of free-thinking is that one must not be negative to a passing fashion? Where's the freedom in that?

Don't get me wrong though...I support people's rights to dress as they please as long as decency is maintained where required....I just don't have to like it, and I'm more than happy to laugh at them (the saggers.)

I was behind one of these guys in a check-out line. I switched lines.

Why? Because I could smell ass. It was like someone had just changed a diaper several feet away.

If they're going to let their asses hang out, they should get activated-charcoal Depends for undies.

 

[pat grimshaw]

My attitude on the subject is that I can ignore passing fashions but I get upset with irreversible fashions like scarification and skin-colouring.

 

[LilBit]

My attitude on the subject is that I can ignore passing fashions but I get upset with irreversible fashions like scarification and skin-colouring.

Why? How do they have any impact on you?

 

[jdcnow]

I'm going to have to agree with the nays on this one.

I see this in my store all the time. I'm always inwardly amused by the guys who come in with their pants under their butt, showing their boxers, etc., and actually think they look good. One guy that recently came in had some plain-colored boxer-briefs with a big huge wet stain on the left butt cheek. I'm standing there thinking, Dude, Seriously? Oo The sad part was that he actually thought he had it going on. He though he had game!

If he only knew...

I don't mind seeing the waistband of your underwear - that's hawt, especially if I think the guy's cute. But I've seen too many who go overboard with it, showing their butt and all. I honestly want to say to them, "Why didn't you just leave the house in only your boxers? It would've been much simpler."

 

[pat grimshaw]

Why? How do they have any impact on you?

My natural empathy for someone who does something and with the passing of the years will more than likely will regret it or will go through post-rationalisation to avoid confronting their decision.

 

[barnbuddy]

well, since this is the accepted fashion of today - I mean, Bieber, all the rappers, christ even mr High school musicals sags, I imagine its accepted (even expected) among their peers.

I mean, if the teenage girls were laughing, the trend would stop dead in its track. the girls only care if they look good sagging.

and as with most things some look good and some look silly. but unless the sagger is looking for a job, he probably doesn't care what anyone over 30 thinks.

I mean, did you?

 

[zoltanspawn]

My natural empathy for someone who does something and with the passing of the years will more than likely will regret it or will go through post-rationalisation to avoid confronting their decision.

Ah. Of course. This explains that.

 

[LilBit]

My natural empathy

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Thanks, I needed that.

 

[Ephemeral]

I usually find sagging unattractive.

However, there was this one guy at the mall. Toned, nice ass, sagging with tight red boxer briefs.

Damn.

 

[Nomenclature]

Baggy, down-past-your-ass jeans were really popular in the late '90s and early 2000s. You mean to tell me people still dress like this?

Then again, I saw a guy wearing three-quarter-length pants (that only show the ankles), and THOSE are really 2001, too. So who knows?

 

[MyReply]

I'd rather see a man wear his pants baggy (or loose fit) than a grown man in "skinny" or "slim" jeans. That look is horrid. I don't know why THAT look is in style, but yuck.

 

[FunFunk]

well, since this is the accepted fashion of today - I mean, Bieber, all the rappers, christ even mr High school musicals sags, I imagine its accepted (even expected) among their peers.

I mean, if the teenage girls were laughing, the trend would stop dead in its track. the girls only care if they look good sagging.

and as with most things some look good and some look silly. but unless the sagger is looking for a job, he probably doesn't care what anyone over 30 thinks.

I mean, did you?

In this case, and in the twisted-fashion-of-today's-teens kind of way, the girls tend achieve a kind of "synergy" or balance with their boy peers: When the boys wear pants (and tops) that are too big and droopy, the girls do the exact opposite and wear pants (and tops) that are too small and tight. Ever notice that?

 

[FunFunk]

Baggy, down-past-your-ass jeans were really popular in the late '90s and early 2000s. You mean to tell me people still dress like this?

Then again, I saw a guy wearing three-quarter-length pants (that only show the ankles), and THOSE are really 2001, too. So who knows?

Yes, as incredible as it may seem this style is still very popular. And it's not really showing signs of going away. I mean, you're right when you say people dressed like that in the 90s; I remember that first-hand. I think it was more like the mid 90s, just as the ripped jeans craze was starting to finally die out (before starting a minor comeback in the 2010s, along with other things reminiscent of the 1980s: big hair, endless movie sequels and remakes, etc.). So from, say, 1995 until now it's been sixteen years. That's a long time for a style to be considered a "passing fad."

I think this style will eventually truly pass, of course -- they all do, sooner or later. But, in this case, it'll probably do so closer to later.

 

[FunFunk]

I'd rather see a man wear his pants baggy (or loose fit) than a grown man in "skinny" or "slim" jeans. That look is horrid. I don't know why THAT look is in style, but yuck.

That reminds me of the tight-fitting jeans and pants men (and women) wore in the 1970s and early 80s, along with bellbottoms. I actually quite like that look even today. It really shows off the ass (and I'm a real asslover).