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Towleroad comes the story of a new anti-saggy pants campaign by the city of Dallas that suggests that hip-hoppers who let their rear ends show are inviting other men to fuck them. And that's a baaaad thing. The saggy-pants fashion got its start in prisons, where men are not allowed belts. Wearing your pants below your ass is supposed to convince others that you're prison-tough. However, the campaign says it really tells others you are prison-bitch. The billboards for the don't-show-your-ass campaign have been donated by Clear Channel. Andy Towle calls the campaign homophobic. I loathe the saggy-pants look, but I agree. Go to his site
for more, including a video.
Labels: Dallas, fashion, hip-hop, Towleroad
Via Towleroad comes the story of a new anti-saggy pants campaign by the city of Dallas that suggests that hip-hoppers who let their rear ends show are inviting other men to fuck them. And that's a baaaad thing. The saggy-pants fashion got its start in prisons, where men are not allowed belts. Wearing your pants below your ass is supposed to convince others that you're prison-tough. However, the campaign says it really tells others you are prison-bitch. The billboards for the don't-show-your-ass campaign have been donated by Clear Channel. Andy Towle calls the campaign homophobic. I loathe the saggy-pants look, but I agree. Go to his site for more, including a video.
