Post Pics Of Your Car Pt.2

thats the same thing....

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

they are promoting their company....

Ya im going to sell slap chops, but me and my employees are the only ones allowed to see our commercials...

Jhall wrote:

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

they are promoting their company....

Ya im going to sell slap chops, but me and my employees are the only ones allowed to see our commercials...

good for them but its just not unique cause now any d bag with a paypal and a car can have those stickers than it looses all integrity when you see those stickers rockin on a grandam with underglow

Jhall wrote:

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

they are promoting their company....

Ya im going to sell slap chops, but me and my employees are the only ones allowed to see our commercials...

I'm pretty sure people dont pay to watch slap chop commercials because you think its cool.

I think its stupid that people pay money to promote other peoples things.

Its like people with "DC" and "Volcom" stickers all over their cars. Great you like there clothing, is it that nice that you feel the need to spread the good news of DC so the entire world can enjoy their sick threads?

Clint Eastwood wrote:

Jhall wrote:

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

they are promoting their company....

Ya im going to sell slap chops, but me and my employees are the only ones allowed to see our commercials...

I'm pretty sure people dont pay to watch slap chop commercials because you think its cool.

I think its stupid that people pay money to promote other peoples things.

its called being interested in something... you dig what there about, so you want to be seen as a part of it

Clint Eastwood wrote:

Am I the only one that thinks the "illest" sticker is possibly the worst sticker trend out there?

No lots of people don't like it and lots do, just individual taste. I enjoy it, not just the stickers but the brand. I think Mark Arsenal is a pretty inovative guy and I like to support stuff like that.

Adam, Illest is way more Subbie. But yes they are the same thing pretty much. Just Fatlace is also the store front.

this conversation is sooo stupid and soo going no where...
feel like in elementary...

Cam you mean Niche not knit.

Anyway, people rep other people stuff all the time. It is materialism and capatalism, even if you hate soembody for making a statement you are making a statement in doing so. Not repping says just as much about yourself as repping. No one is unique and no one is special.

I am with Jordan. If you like something then keep it going by putting money in their pocket.

You may think it is stupid to rep other peoples things but everyone does it everyday with out knowiing.

Jhall wrote:

Clint Eastwood wrote:

Jhall wrote:

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

they are promoting their company....

Ya im going to sell slap chops, but me and my employees are the only ones allowed to see our commercials...

I'm pretty sure people dont pay to watch slap chop commercials because you think its cool.

I think its stupid that people pay money to promote other peoples things.

its called being interested in something... you dig what there about, so you want to be seen as a part of it

ok well i dig world peace so if anyone wants a sticker that says this um 6$?

im surprised the company doesnt kinda make it elite if i own a performance shop i wouldnt want my stickers on someones minivan

like how you cant but real kansai stickers and you cant have there badging without having a car built by them or becoming an elitist customer

[quote="1eightySX"]Cam you mean Niche not knit. quote]

wtf are you talking about

Moneypits wrote:

ok well i dig world peace so if anyone wants a sticker that says this um 6$?

im surprised the company doesnt kinda make it elite if i own a performance shop i wouldnt want my stickers on someones minivan

like how you cant but real kansai stickers and you cant have there badging without having a car built by them or becoming an elitist customer

Like Reebok should only be worn by Hockey players. And DC shoes by skateboarders.. ect.ect.

The beauty is, if you really like world peace and you think there is a market for stickers then you can create it, if you have the means.

Well I don't think they should be elite. Cam how would like if somebody told you that you couldn't shop at a Grocery store because your hair is to short.

I think people don't like things like this because they feel it threatens their legitimacy of being apart of Sub Culture. Like, because that kid in his 240 has the sticker it some how makes you less into cars.. or at least other people will think that.

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

[quote="Moneypits"]

1eightySX wrote:

Cam you mean Niche not knit. quote]

wtf are you talking about

Niche would be the specialty group of people that could be "tight knit." Saying a knit group of people implies that they are made of cotton or something. One is an expression.

1eightySX wrote:

Moneypits wrote:

ok well i dig world peace so if anyone wants a sticker that says this um 6$?

im surprised the company doesnt kinda make it elite if i own a performance shop i wouldnt want my stickers on someones minivan

like how you cant but real kansai stickers and you cant have there badging without having a car built by them or becoming an elitist customer

Like Reebok should only be worn by Hockey players. And DC shoes by skateboarders.. ect.ect.

The beauty is, if you really like world peace and you think there is a market for stickers then you can create it, if you have the means.

Well I don't think they should be elite. Cam how would like if somebody told you that you couldn't shop at a Grocery store because your hair is to short.

I think people don't like things like this because they feel it threatens their legitimacy of being apart of Sub Culture. Like, because that kid in his 240 has the sticker it some how makes you less into cars.. or at least other people will think that.

well i understand all of what i say is highly debatable and shit but i just dont like it because they turn something cool into something capatilistic therefore losing its coolness, i dont feel threatened because sub cultures are pointless in the long run so no need to fret over them in the first place ,

Your grocery store argument is just sooo irrelevant.

It should read:

"Cam, how would you feel if you really liked a grocery stores products, and they wouldn't sell you a sticker because you can't actually afford/access their groceries."

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

so this is cool to you? i would think it would make them clicky

Clint Eastwood wrote:

Your grocery store argument is just sooo irrelevant.

It should read:

"Cam, how would you feel if you really liked a grocery stores products, and they wouldn't sell you a sticker because you can't actually afford/access their groceries."

Well not actually as I was referring to elitism and not stickers, the product is irrelevant ... cute though.

jdm_itr wrote:

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

so this is cool to you? i would think it would make them clicky

It is all about letting people how hard you are.

Just messing with you Cam.

1eightySX wrote:

jdm_itr wrote:

Moneypits wrote:

i think stickers like that shoul dbe left to the creators to rock not mass produced, cause then it becomes gay but if that small knit group had them then there a little more unique

so this is cool to you? i would think it would make them clicky

It is all about letting people how hard you are.

Just messing with you Cam.

How hard i am? ask your mom

just messing with you Ryan

but in all honestly i just think there should be some elitisicm associated with certain things

I can agree with speed shops and such but for clothing, I would hate somebody to tell me that I am not "something" enough to wear the clothes that they sell. For the most part the whole idea of a brand is to grow.

dont know if jesse wants me to do tis but im excited

totally awesome!!

cant wait to start seeing some nice cars rolling around again woo!

I saw jesse today on lewvan and his car is the worlds best car.
never in the history of all the universe has there been such a nice car.
in other galaxies where there are people similar to us, even they have not created such an awesome car.

there is so many awesome cars coming up on this forum everyday when i leave my garage to get in my car it looks worse and worse ha.

nice, this thread blowing up.

i copied this from zilvia's "why is fatlace/illest so cool?" thread.

"most of the people who will "hate" on such trends are people who cant be apart of such for what ever reason ; monitary, stylistic, personal preference, retardation or others.
There are some who just dont associate with trends in general, god bless you, you are a better man then I.
Some people may just not associate such because they are the pioneer of their own trends, whatever they may be.
The reason why you are soo fucked over this illest-fatlace shit, which I like the style they push, not so much the branding behind it, is because you have determined you cannot associate yourself with it, because of the reasons I listed above"

anyway, illest represents a lifestyle. people choose to put illest on their cars to show they follow this lifestyle, just like any fucking random would put a jdm begginer badge in their car to show they know what jdm is.

i bought the sticker off a guy on zilvia because it was fucking funny as shit, and i knew people would start to get bent over it.

fatlace/hellaflush/illest/drift-unit are all the same people/community, they gave alot to get drifting going in the states, mainly california. So if we choose to give back to them by buying illest/fatlace stickers,we can. so fuck off.

FELLAHUSH.

also ryan, what the fuck are you talking about "adam illest is more subbie". do you even know a thing about the trends you follow?
and jeese - im sorry man, i think that exhaust looks like shit. you needed that mandrel bent and painted to save it any sort of coolness to come from it.