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What the actual fuck?

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belamo said:
^ That's not 1990s, that's late 1980s: (1991-1995).
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it's also 90s, seeing as how not one single person pictured was active in the 80s, several of them were minors who still had their parents picking out their clothes. TLC. 90s. Fresh Prince. 90s. The hightop fade was popularized by Kid N Play, a 90s act.

I'm gonna go out and buy myself a multicolored windbreaker suit. You should buy a matching one Belly. :gogirl:
 
fabulouslyghetto said:
it's also 90s
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We are talking fashion: acid fashion going mainstream in 1989 until the mid-1990s, where "cyber" definitely took over. Fresh Prince looks represent the apotheosis of the 1980s Memphis design aesthetics, back when rap and Will Smith where considered fresh things.

The videos at the source of this waste of time between you and me exemplify the genuine cyber, "Millennium" aesthetics.
 
^ From right to left, King Hillbilly, Redeneck du Hazzard and Kill Galahad.
 
belamo said:
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We are talking fashion: acid fashion going mainstream in 1989 until the mid-1990s, where "cyber" definitely took over. Fresh Prince looks represent the apotheosis of the 1980s Memphis design aesthetics, back when rap and Will Smith where considered fresh things.

The videos at the source of this waste of time between you and me exemplify the genuine cyber, "Millennium" aesthetics.
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Waste of time? I thought every time we traded font we were mutually masturbating. just me? :( welp, wasn't a waste for me. brb need a damp towel. :gogirl:
 
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