This is one of my biggest pet peeves and I'm wondering if this fad will ever die.
I grew up in the 80's during the Kris Kross phase when everyone was wearing their clothes backwards. In my high school it only caught on by a couple of rebelious students but it (fad) died after a couple of summers.
On Saturday, I was eating at the mall and I was watching a chubby kid walk with his baggy pants and boxers showing. He would go 2 steps and would have to grab the back of his pants to "hitch" them up. It was funny. I've seen some kids who grab the front to keep them up. That looks really uncomfortable if you have to walk a long way.
Here's an article about the history of the fad --- I always thought it started because of the one size fits all uniforms issued to prison inmates. Some of the theories spelled out in the article made me laugh -- "advertising as a male prostitute in prison".
I'm wondering if the reason kids wear their pants down low is because the oppostite sex thinks it's sexy.
Anyway, I hope if you are reading this you will sound off in this thread.
I grew up in the 80's during the Kris Kross phase when everyone was wearing their clothes backwards. In my high school it only caught on by a couple of rebelious students but it (fad) died after a couple of summers.
On Saturday, I was eating at the mall and I was watching a chubby kid walk with his baggy pants and boxers showing. He would go 2 steps and would have to grab the back of his pants to "hitch" them up. It was funny. I've seen some kids who grab the front to keep them up. That looks really uncomfortable if you have to walk a long way.
Here's an article about the history of the fad --- I always thought it started because of the one size fits all uniforms issued to prison inmates. Some of the theories spelled out in the article made me laugh -- "advertising as a male prostitute in prison".
I'm wondering if the reason kids wear their pants down low is because the oppostite sex thinks it's sexy.
Anyway, I hope if you are reading this you will sound off in this thread.