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    Here are my direct quotes from another thread on this topic: ktt2.com/ian-connor-is-the-most-influential-figure-of-this-decade-18188/4#post-1007646

    "You mean the rapist with no original ideas that initially made a name for himself rehashing decade old trends and exploiting white suburban kids on Tumblr that weren't into hip hop and fashion until odd future, but swore that Ian was their fashion inspiration because no one in that space at the time had the context or wherewithal to google search "what shirt was Kanye wearing in the __"

    You mean that guy, you sure about that?..."

    "Dyed dreads have been a thing forever.

    "Dad hats" can be traced back to when Kanye, Pharrell, Nigo, Ashton Kutcher and Justin Timberlake were all wearing Vonn Dutch and Bape hats in the early 2000s.

    Everyone that got put onto to Supreme around the same time Ian was "on the come up" was doing so because of Odd Future, Ian included. It was relatively a big deal at the time within that part of the Tumblr community, to the point where their used to be Tumblr blogs dedicated to exposing hypebeast that were wearing fake preme and/or were wearing it because they were blatant odd future fans.

    And the whole thing with Tumblr can be credited to dudes like SGP, Yams and again, Odd Future.

    I've noticed that everyone that swears by Ian gives these revisionist allegories filled misleading information and most people who were frequenting forums and tumblr during those times would tell you that this man's hype in the early days is mostly hyperbole..."

    "Semantics, they're both very similar styled hats and it's clear that Ian wearing those hats at the time were a callback to that era, as with most things associated with his "style and fashion".

    How about you come up with an actual rebuttal instead of relying on something as childish as "damn you salty, did he smash your girl".

    How do you expect someone to take your very vague and un-sited opinions seriously when that is how you respond to someone with a legitimate counter-argument?"

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    osiris

    Drake is so gay

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    hes like 5"5 and the women he fw are built like strippers with ass cheeks that prolly weigh more than him that man aint capable of raping no one

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    POOM POOM DOOM

    Here are my direct quotes from another thread on this topic: https://ktt2.com/ian-connor-is-the-most-influential-figure-of-this-decade-18188/4#post-1007646

    "You mean the rapist with no original ideas that initially made a name for himself rehashing decade old trends and exploiting white suburban kids on Tumblr that weren't into hip hop and fashion until odd future, but swore that Ian was their fashion inspiration because no one in that space at the time had the context or wherewithal to google search "what shirt was Kanye wearing in the __"

    You mean that guy, you sure about that?..."

    "Dyed dreads have been a thing forever.

    "Dad hats" can be traced back to when Kanye, Pharrell, Nigo, Ashton Kutcher and Justin Timberlake were all wearing Vonn Dutch and Bape hats in the early 2000s.

    Everyone that got put onto to Supreme around the same time Ian was "on the come up" was doing so because of Odd Future, Ian included. It was relatively a big deal at the time within that part of the Tumblr community, to the point where their used to be Tumblr blogs dedicated to exposing hypebeast that were wearing fake preme and/or were wearing it because they were blatant odd future fans.

    And the whole thing with Tumblr can be credited to dudes like SGP, Yams and again, Odd Future.

    I've noticed that everyone that swears by Ian gives these revisionist allegories filled misleading information and most people who were frequenting forums and tumblr during those times would tell you that this man's hype in the early days is mostly hyperbole..."

    "Semantics, they're both very similar styled hats and it's clear that Ian wearing those hats at the time were a callback to that era, as with most things associated with his "style and fashion".

    How about you come up with an actual rebuttal instead of relying on something as childish as "damn you salty, did he smash your girl".

    How do you expect someone to take your very vague and un-sited opinions seriously when that is how you respond to someone with a legitimate counter-argument?"

    All this is irrelevant when we see the biggest names in the business citing him as an influence whether it’s directly or indirectly

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    osiris

    "allegation"

    not one of his rape cases been proven true to this, infact multiple have been proven fake

    Is it not concerning he has multiple rape cases

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    Dec 17, 2019
    NEW EQUITY

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    NEW EQUITY

    Drake is so gay

    Gay as an insult in almost 2020

  • Dec 17, 2019
    quadra

    Gay as an insult in almost 2020

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    Like one of the biggest rap songs of the decade is literally named after the guy.

  • Dec 17, 2019

    Oh so teenagers still hyping this rapist up ?

  • POOM POOM DOOM

    Here are my direct quotes from another thread on this topic: https://ktt2.com/ian-connor-is-the-most-influential-figure-of-this-decade-18188/4#post-1007646

    "You mean the rapist with no original ideas that initially made a name for himself rehashing decade old trends and exploiting white suburban kids on Tumblr that weren't into hip hop and fashion until odd future, but swore that Ian was their fashion inspiration because no one in that space at the time had the context or wherewithal to google search "what shirt was Kanye wearing in the __"

    You mean that guy, you sure about that?..."

    "Dyed dreads have been a thing forever.

    "Dad hats" can be traced back to when Kanye, Pharrell, Nigo, Ashton Kutcher and Justin Timberlake were all wearing Vonn Dutch and Bape hats in the early 2000s.

    Everyone that got put onto to Supreme around the same time Ian was "on the come up" was doing so because of Odd Future, Ian included. It was relatively a big deal at the time within that part of the Tumblr community, to the point where their used to be Tumblr blogs dedicated to exposing hypebeast that were wearing fake preme and/or were wearing it because they were blatant odd future fans.

    And the whole thing with Tumblr can be credited to dudes like SGP, Yams and again, Odd Future.

    I've noticed that everyone that swears by Ian gives these revisionist allegories filled misleading information and most people who were frequenting forums and tumblr during those times would tell you that this man's hype in the early days is mostly hyperbole..."

    "Semantics, they're both very similar styled hats and it's clear that Ian wearing those hats at the time were a callback to that era, as with most things associated with his "style and fashion".

    How about you come up with an actual rebuttal instead of relying on something as childish as "damn you salty, did he smash your girl".

    How do you expect someone to take your very vague and un-sited opinions seriously when that is how you respond to someone with a legitimate counter-argument?"

    cope

  • Dec 17, 2019
    quadra

    Is it not concerning he has multiple rape cases

    as a person sure but it makes no sense people use that to try to discredit is overwhelming influence on the culture

  • Dec 17, 2019
    SHAQUILLE

    Like one of the biggest rap songs of the decade is literally named after the guy.

    what song u talkin bout

  • Dec 17, 2019
    SHAQUILLE

    Like one of the biggest rap songs of the decade is literally named after the guy.

    wait what

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    SHAQUILLE

    All this is irrelevant when we see the biggest names in the business citing him as an influence whether it’s directly or indirectly

    That's some "Elvis created rock n roll" level logic right there.

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    SHAQUILLE

    Like one of the biggest rap songs of the decade is literally named after the guy.

    Wasn't Sicko already a UK slang thing?

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    POOM POOM DOOM

    That's some "Elvis created rock n roll" level logic right there.

    Not really. Elvis didn’t invent rock and roll we have evidence that shows that he didn’t.

    Ian Connor influenced a lot of these artists we have evidence that shows that he has lol

  • Dec 17, 2019

    s/o ian been giving these niggas style since 2k14

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    POOM POOM DOOM

    Wasn't Sicko already a UK slang thing?

    Never heard drake say it until he linked up with Ian

  • Dec 17, 2019
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    I bet he's real popular in jail

  • Dec 17, 2019
    osiris

    Saving this for when Drake begins to play the Ye role in this very accurate description of rappers turning 40

  • Dec 17, 2019
    Jonz

    I bet he's real popular in jail

    lmfao

  • Dec 17, 2019

    tommie the only girl that crazier than ian fr