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Man how the **** ya turn a bucket hat thread into race thread?
because flyny is a troll.
this.
i wear them when i can find ones that fit. because of my hair i wear a 7 5/8 and up.
and thisMan how the **** ya turn a bucket hat thread into race thread?
Nobody looked at those pictures and bought stuff because it was just regular life not some fashion shoot. Those were mainstream people wearing Urban/Black fashion before the 1980's not models.
I proved you wrong.
pop·u·lar·ize
ˈpäpyələˌrīz/
verb
past tense: popularized; past participle: popularized
1.
cause (something) to become generally liked.
"his books have done much to popularize the sport"
synonyms: make popular, make fashionable
Man how the **** ya turn a bucket hat thread into race thread?
Fixed
try searching in20031988
Where do you think they got it from...
Are you trying to be a racist and say white people made bucket hats cool?
I'll wait
this is the absolute truth lol... went to a schoolboy q concert last night.. bucket hats EVERYWHEREschoolboy bringing the bucket hat back
went to his show few weeks back and seen teen white girs wearing Figueroa bucket hats
Even if it is true, how is that racist?
So bucket hats come from slavery, huh bruh?
And you're not trolling, huh?
The ORIGIN of bucket hats in the United States date ALL the way back to slavery days of the 1800s
African American slaves wore these hats while working, to keep the sun out of their eyes.
Lolololol! "I gotta be better then kendrick cuh!" Bam bam
Even if it is true, how is that racist?
Because according to FACTS, it's not true
The ORIGIN of bucket hats in the United States date ALL the way back to slavery days of the 1800s
African American slaves wore these hats while working, to keep the sun out of their eyes.
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But I'm not about to argue with you guys
Aren't all hats made to do that?African American slaves wore these hats while working, to keep the sun out of their eyes.