When you talked about SS03 Scab, you could’ve mentioned the Crust punk subculture, as the patching style is taken directly from how crustpunks used to customize their clothing
to newer viewers, in SS03 Scab Jun references a band called Sedition's and their LP "Earth-beat". The cover of the LP can be seen as graphics across the models and accessories. It's also important to note that the LP used tribal music in their music, Jun also references this with tribal motifs through the collection such as beads and arm rings accessories.
I love this video theres a lot of good points made recently i've gotten solid blazer piece from the ss13 menswear "talking heads" collection and I just wanna say how much i love jun on the way he wants to both pay homage and explore the ideas he gets from bands and music communities. I'm aware talking heads isn't necessarily punk but its still one of the few bands he specifically chooses to become a base of his collections and the motifs and styling he had in the ss13 collection is so noteworthy like its clear how dedicated and true he is towards the point of reference also his recent "glass beams" collection is truly beautiful and similarly consistent with the reference point, its been in my mind for a long time again great video♥
Punk rock is a way of life it's not a fashion statement though a lot of people taking Punk and turned it into fashion just like skinheads and rude boys and all the other movements people have made profit from Britain turn into a fashion that's life I guess....
Exactly! These people think spending 1000s on a ripped shirt is punk which is the furthest thing from punk possible. Punk is an attitude not just style
@@jimmyjazz3971 you're so right I could take back to myself in America to people of paying $300 for ripped jeans seriously.... you're so right I've been saying this myself... it's not about fashion attitude and way of life like you said and I said....
@@jimmyjazz3971 thank you my friend I try to base to be as real as possible but of course like everything else things do change fashion changes and people jump on the bandwagon and turn it into a fashion statement but this is nothing new... this type of stuff has been going on for years it's just up to you to keep it real that's all and I do my part to do so I'm more of a political type punk ... and I live at my van part-time and I will accrue so I live simple trying to get away from their grade and the system so I can do my party now..
was the sedition influence of scab not an actual punk reference? its pretty rooted in the design and visuals. also none of television members saw any momey from the "collab" he just lifted them.
Good video Karsten! I was wondering, did Jun Takahashi ever ask permission for any of the collections? I was thinking of picking up a shirt from his Neu! collection but I would feel pretty guilty if Jun never paid Neu! in the first place.
Jackem The Person he does ask permission! Many of the artwork he uses now our actual collaboration and the artist is paid. In recent years he has gotten better at this.
@@karstenkroening that's cool considering I really like how he utilizes a lot of the artwork. Thanks for replying! (Also Duster in the background was really calming)
Richard Hell and the Voidoids The Blank Generation was used by Undercover. Also when Richard Hell was the front man of the Heartbreakers had a photoshoot with a bloodshot shirt that influences Hedi Slimane for his bloodwound shirts in the Boys Dont Cry SS2002 Collection. And RIchard Hell also influenced the punk style of the Sex Pistols because Malcolm McLaren saw Richard Hell in New York and was heavily inspired by his style and took it back to the UK to create the punk style in the UK and used it for the Sex Pistols style.
About straight up music references Takahashi made, there’s Undercover/Talking Heads pieces with graphics from their lyrics and albums (although they’re new wave they do integrate punk elements in their music and it can clearly be seen in the collection) Great video though!
when people elevate and interpret punk style in clothing its the best thing ever, maybe im bias but I cannot seem to not like it when punk is referenced.
Tom Verlaine wrote and sang every song on Adventure except for one which he co-wrote with Richard Hell. And they aren't a punk band by any stretch of the imagination. They are a rock band.
Show your hairdresser how you want it to look and they will cut it in a way that will grow out to that particular style. When is gets to a point you want to give up just go get it tidied up a bit and get some weight removed if thats an issue.
Like the video! Though not that much of a fan of the low-key daddy issue joke. It’s kinda generalising and not really what I am here for at your channel. Also didn’t Nigo and Takahashi call their store ‘Nowhere’? Keep it up though!
Jackem The Person true, really I meant bape up until nigo left. It’s now just the same shitty collabs and basic designs. Current bape is more a kids clothing brand than a street brand.
When you talked about SS03 Scab, you could’ve mentioned the Crust punk subculture, as the patching style is taken directly from how crustpunks used to customize their clothing
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Man the quality of these videos are actually great
to newer viewers, in SS03 Scab Jun references a band called Sedition's and their LP "Earth-beat". The cover of the LP can be seen as graphics across the models and accessories. It's also important to note that the LP used tribal music in their music, Jun also references this with tribal motifs through the collection such as beads and arm rings accessories.
when you said television is white young thug I died
I love this video theres a lot of good points made
recently i've gotten solid blazer piece from the ss13 menswear "talking heads" collection and I just wanna say how much i love jun on the way he wants to both pay homage and explore the ideas he gets from bands and music communities. I'm aware talking heads isn't necessarily punk but its still one of the few bands he specifically chooses to become a base of his collections and the motifs and styling he had in the ss13 collection is so noteworthy like its clear how dedicated and true he is towards the point of reference
also his recent "glass beams" collection is truly beautiful and similarly consistent with the reference point, its been in my mind for a long time
again great video♥
Man I’m happy to have found this channel.
I am Amused How This Dude Just speaks for 20 Minutes Straight of Pure Facts
Bro im literally doing a whole segment of punks influence on fashion for my course this is so helpful.
Great work thanks for naming the specific bands and inspirations, I love how detailed this video was
I love you vids!!!! keep it up. Keep making juicy content for me!!
You know ur a god if you got duster as the background music
came to this channel to learn about raf but stayed bc of the quality of these vids
YOU SHOULD DO ONE ON ENFANTS YOUR KNOWLEDGE IS FIRE
Meme saint laurent? This dude is famous
Punk rock is a way of life it's not a fashion statement though a lot of people taking Punk and turned it into fashion just like skinheads and rude boys and all the other movements people have made profit from Britain turn into a fashion that's life I guess....
Exactly! These people think spending 1000s on a ripped shirt is punk which is the furthest thing from punk possible. Punk is an attitude not just style
@@jimmyjazz3971 you're so right I could take back to myself in America to people of paying $300 for ripped jeans seriously.... you're so right I've been saying this myself... it's not about fashion attitude and way of life like you said and I said....
ska punk OI! alternative living Yep! Exactly, glad to see that there’s still some proper classic Punks like you around!!
@@jimmyjazz3971 thank you my friend I try to base to be as real as possible but of course like everything else things do change fashion changes and people jump on the bandwagon and turn it into a fashion statement but this is nothing new... this type of stuff has been going on for years it's just up to you to keep it real that's all and I do my part to do so I'm more of a political type punk ... and I live at my van part-time and I will accrue so I live simple trying to get away from their grade and the system so I can do my party now..
ska punk OI! alternative living the best way to live, create your own rules!
was the sedition influence of scab not an actual punk reference? its pretty rooted in the design and visuals. also none of television members saw any momey from the "collab" he just lifted them.
Good video Karsten! I was wondering, did Jun Takahashi ever ask permission for any of the collections? I was thinking of picking up a shirt from his Neu! collection but I would feel pretty guilty if Jun never paid Neu! in the first place.
Jackem The Person he does ask permission! Many of the artwork he uses now our actual collaboration and the artist is paid. In recent years he has gotten better at this.
@@karstenkroening that's cool considering I really like how he utilizes a lot of the artwork. Thanks for replying! (Also Duster in the background was really calming)
Really great👏
Richard Hell and the Voidoids The Blank Generation was used by Undercover. Also when Richard Hell was the front man of the Heartbreakers had a photoshoot with a bloodshot shirt that influences Hedi Slimane for his bloodwound shirts in the Boys Dont Cry SS2002 Collection. And RIchard Hell also influenced the punk style of the Sex Pistols because Malcolm McLaren saw Richard Hell in New York and was heavily inspired by his style and took it back to the UK to create the punk style in the UK and used it for the Sex Pistols style.
About straight up music references Takahashi made, there’s Undercover/Talking Heads pieces with graphics from their lyrics and albums (although they’re new wave they do integrate punk elements in their music and it can clearly be seen in the collection)
Great video though!
Hello! Nice video but could you make a youtube playlist of this series? It would be much easier to follow when you have more videos?
we're ready to talk about the early days of undercover pls
We will make undercover great again!
when people elevate and interpret punk style in clothing its the best thing ever, maybe im bias but I cannot seem to not like it when punk is referenced.
In circles outro hard
Tom Verlaine wrote and sang every song on Adventure except for one which he co-wrote with Richard Hell. And they aren't a punk band by any stretch of the imagination. They are a rock band.
what is the name of the first undercover show? not scab, but the one before that that karsten talks about?
1:15 song name??
Keep going bruh 🔥 but the song becomes silly after 5 min try to change a lil bit
Awesome video
Do a video on Marc Jacques Burton!!!
solid shirt i will say
Brooo 🔥🔥🔥
Youre getting better at thi!!
wats the song at the end
"In Circles" by Sunny Day Real Estate
Fire
lmao that young thug comparison will live in my head forever!!!!! idk if you just ruined Television for me, or made it better??
finally (:
crunchy edits
Great video Karsten but why do u smile at the camera so much
HEY HOW DO I GROW MY HAIR DUDE I DONT KNOW HOW TO DO IT. (like you bro... like you dude...)
just dont get a haircut for like a year
Show your hairdresser how you want it to look and they will cut it in a way that will grow out to that particular style. When is gets to a point you want to give up just go get it tidied up a bit and get some weight removed if thats an issue.
Like the video! Though not that much of a fan of the low-key daddy issue joke. It’s kinda generalising and not really what I am here for at your channel.
Also didn’t Nigo and Takahashi call their store ‘Nowhere’?
Keep it up though!
Leonore Boeke the literally holds true tho
Did Takahashi name his store after Ride’s classic shoegaze album?
music too loud
you mad cute
hi my name is Karsten Kroening and lEtS tAlk aBoUt stuUuuUufFfFF
You are so cute
Yo this series pretty good man keep it up. Also check out my latest short film if you have a second x
Bape>undercover
Modern Bape is just hypebeast fodder now with little substance in my opinion. I feel like Undercover has a much wider variety and styles.
Jackem The Person true, really I meant bape up until nigo left. It’s now just the same shitty collabs and basic designs. Current bape is more a kids clothing brand than a street brand.
@@SoakinginEntrails Nigo is a fantastic designer and I agree that early Bape has some great pieces in it.
Jackem The Person and yeah undercover current state is 100x better. Ss20 made me cream.