Why Is Everyone So Mad at Supreme’s Elliott Smith Collaboration?
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BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music is asking why a sweatshirt bearing Elliott Smith's name has drawn more heat than the decades of his music already pulsing through skate videos and parking-lot sessions. The piece notes that Smith's sound has been part of skate culture for decades, yet licensing his image to a streetwear label somehow reads as a betrayal to fans who never objected to the soundtrack itself. The gap between hearing an artist and wearing an artist, it seems, is where the argument lives.
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