The creator introduces Masato Kawajo, the new designer for Supreme, known for creating Kanye West's controversial merch. He researches the designer's background as a Japanese vintage expert who reworks clothing in LA, then showcases a portfolio of his work by displaying images of his designs, including collaborations with Chrome Hearts and reworked vintage tees of iconic bands and figures. Throughout the showcase, the creator praises the designer's detailed style and use of authentic vintage pieces, before concluding by asking the audience to decide if he deserved the job.
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Let’s take a look at Supreme’s new designer! He went from working with Kanye on his Merch to collaborating with Chrome Hearts on multiple jackets. Let me tell you more about him while we look at his work and then you can tell me if he deserved the Supreme job or if it should’ve gone to someone else instead.
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Alright, so Supreme hired the designer that made Kanye's free P. Diddy merch. So who even is this designer? Worst, let's search him up, and then we'll look at his work and you can decide if he deserved the job or if it should have gone to someone else. First, let's Google him. I typed in, why do my parents say I love you too to my siblings better not to me? Oh, wait. That's the wrong one. Wait. Let me see. Okay. Yeah. It's this one. No he's a Japanese vintage seller, moved to LA ten years ago, and then started reworking these vintage clothes and selling them. He barely posts on Instagram, but the items he's posted are insane, bro. The chrome collabs, there's so much detail in them, and he has his design language locked down. Bro has good taste too. Reworking vintage Kurt Cobain tees, vintage The Cure tees, vintage Wu Tang tier, and the fact that he uses genuine vintage clothing makes it 10 times cooler and way more valuable. Alright, better, it's time to decide. Does he deserve the job or should it have gone to someone else? I hope you guys liked the video. Please follow me, comment, share. I'd appreciate it. Thanks.