Surely the worst example has to be Harry Styles and his Rush t-shirt of the Presto album cover. Harry Styles is a Rush fan? Riiiiiiiight....
Band T-Shirts when people aren't into the band
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Originally Posted by echad:
“Surely the worst example has to be Harry Styles and his Rush t-shirt of the Presto album cover. Harry Styles is a Rush fan? Riiiiiiiight....”
“Surely the worst example has to be Harry Styles and his Rush t-shirt of the Presto album cover. Harry Styles is a Rush fan? Riiiiiiiight....”
who is hairy styles? sounds like a brand of merkins
Originally Posted by vauxhall1964:
“depends on the poster's age. I'd be surprised if a teenage girl had heard anything by the Stones. Or a teenage boy for that matter unless they were fans of classic rock. I can imagine lots of people in their 20s in the same position. Where would they hear this music? On Radio 1? Music channels? On the soundtrack of the latest Hollywood blockbuster? No. Maybe on an advert but they'd not be told who the artist was.”
“depends on the poster's age. I'd be surprised if a teenage girl had heard anything by the Stones. Or a teenage boy for that matter unless they were fans of classic rock. I can imagine lots of people in their 20s in the same position. Where would they hear this music? On Radio 1? Music channels? On the soundtrack of the latest Hollywood blockbuster? No. Maybe on an advert but they'd not be told who the artist was.”
Parents....
Originally Posted by vauxhall1964:
“depends on the poster's age. I'd be surprised if a teenage girl had heard anything by the Stones. Or a teenage boy for that matter unless they were fans of classic rock. I can imagine lots of people in their 20s in the same position. Where would they hear this music? On Radio 1? Music channels? On the soundtrack of the latest Hollywood blockbuster? No. Maybe on an advert but they'd not be told who the artist was.”
“depends on the poster's age. I'd be surprised if a teenage girl had heard anything by the Stones. Or a teenage boy for that matter unless they were fans of classic rock. I can imagine lots of people in their 20s in the same position. Where would they hear this music? On Radio 1? Music channels? On the soundtrack of the latest Hollywood blockbuster? No. Maybe on an advert but they'd not be told who the artist was.”
Not necessarily true. I heard GNR for the first time when I was 14 and got my first t-shirt the year after that.
I have a Gn'R vest which is about 25 years old (still fits!!). I only wear it to festivals or Gn'R gigs now because it can't be replaced.
A 'friend' bought me a Primark one and it's disgusting - all the colours are wrong, it's ghastly. The worst one I've seen has the entire logo made out of rhinestones - gross
A 'friend' bought me a Primark one and it's disgusting - all the colours are wrong, it's ghastly. The worst one I've seen has the entire logo made out of rhinestones - gross
Originally Posted by chrisqc:
“Tought the same thing when i saw willow smith wearing a metallica shirt few day ago
Im sure shes a huge fan”
“Tought the same thing when i saw willow smith wearing a metallica shirt few day ago
Im sure shes a huge fan
”
I'm sure I read an interview with Will Smith ages ago about his wife being into bands like Metallica. So it's entirely possible that Willow grew up listening to them!
I find the Guns N' Roses ones hilarious as the first 2 things that come to my mind when thinking of GNR are the rape image and One In A Million. Bet the people wearing the shirts haven't heard of them. 
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