Passers In Supreme Should Be Careful Of Their Own "Safety"

You must have heard how many legends and brainwashes the brand Supreme has created in the past, and how many super fans have become infatuated with it. Some people even wrote and published a novel with the brand as the title not long ago... But the recent harassment incident against Supreme pink silk on the streets of New York may refresh your understanding of the brand.

A black American man who called himself "The Ape" is currently New York Look for passers-by in Supreme on the street, waiting for the opportunity to provoke and intimidate them. After he and another partner, Will As can be seen from the video released on Gunz's Instagram, “The Ape "harassed passers-by wearing Supreme in the street with vulgar language and body movements, kicked their Supreme backpacks, regardless of gender, age and skin color... including actor Jonah, who used to voice" The Master of Dragon Taming " Hill。

Recently, sales have declined: on second-hand trading platforms like Grailed, the most popular Supreme in the past half month, its sales have dropped by as much as 17%; Some second-hand buyers who claim that they have the Supreme products sold before 2005 are also facing an unprecedented "hoarding tide". It is said that the reason is that "The Ape "- Even if you are obsessed with Supreme again, no one wants to be beaten on the street.

Some people may say that this "terrorist" who believes in BAPE is just trying to become famous, or another urban legend brought by Supreme, but he is very popular in both exclusive stores and resale markets Supreme 。

In addition, he also ran to the store of Supreme in Lafayette Street, New York, and cursed "F*** Supreme "and throw the goods on the shelf to the ground. According to the description of people who witnessed his crime, "The Ape" would shout "F" in the street*** "Supreme" and beat his chest like a gorilla -- as for the motive, it is ironic: "The Ape" is another fashion brand A Bathing A loyal fan of Ape (BAPE).

But the fans of Supreme are not easy to provoke. A video released by the Twitter account named "drippin. Inbope" shows "The Ape "tried to harass and intimidate Supreme fans near Dover Street Market, but was hit by several of them with skateboards - although" The Ape "claimed on his Snapchat that the Twitter account was fake, but with the video as evidence, the authenticity of the account would be irrelevant.

But Lawrence, Grailed's brand director Schlossman and Senior Supreme fans Racks didn't think much of this. In their interview with Complex, they all said that this was similar to "The "Ape" doesn't matter. Now is the off-season of Supreme. After new products are launched in August, sales will return to normal. “The It is estimated that the "Ape" farce will soon subside. No matter whether he really attacks Supreme customers out of his brain damaged love for BAPE, it will undoubtedly add to the urban legend of Supreme.