The need to align ourselves with a band, or way of dressing, to proclaim our undying connection to a football team or even a fucking type of computer (I’m a PC) is something that happens to all of us. I think it’s more prevalent in our teens – the first genre of music you get into is the one that you probably stick with for the rest of your imusic idays (so make sure you play your kids the good shit). It’s also how other people relate to each other, “You know – Trevor the one who always wears a massive mexican hat, NO MATTER WHAT”, and therefore it can be really unsettling when your friends, or boyfriend/girlfriend suddenly change their minds about the nice, comforting tags you associate them with. In short, Jeremy please keep wearing the colourful patterned socks.
People who complain about East London are usually boring people who have missed the point. They get confused by the bus routes at Liverpool Street and people having fun in ways they don’t understand, and don’t see that it’s still a place where some of the most worthwhile, creative, and interesting people in London are based.
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