They are metal bands, not fashion accessories
A Belgian radio station has called on influencers: It's time to listen to what you're wearing.
The world has more important problems at the moment (and elsewhere). But sometimes it hurts a little to see the cult shirts of the heroes of one's youth as soulless fashion accessories. No matter if Guns n' Roses, Nirvana, Slayer, Motorhead or Iron Maiden: The time-honored legends don't really deserve to end up as cheap H&M shirts. Their bank accounts, on the other hand, do, otherwise they probably wouldn't sell off their band brands like this. Even if it is basically nice when the iconic band logos live on: That's not how it was meant with the rebellion back then. Establishment: Yes with pleasure!
Belgian agency Mutant has turned the crux of band shirts into an amusing campaign for radio station StuBru. The show "De Zwaarste Lijst" (the loudest list) plays exclusively hard guitar tones. A welcome opportunity, then, for influencers and fashionistas to hear what they are actually wearing. Time to listen to your T-shirt!
