Pedestrians Wearing Supreme Should Be Careful Of Their Own Safety.

You must have heard of how many legends and brainwashed fans that Supreme has created in the past, and even recently someone wrote and published a novel with the title of the brand.

But the recent harassment against Supreme fans in the streets of New York is likely to refresh your understanding of the brand.

An African American man who called himself "The Ape" is currently under way.

The streets are looking for those passers-by in Supreme, waiting for the opportunity to provoke and intimidate them.

In the video released by him and another partner, Will Gunz Instagram, "The Ape" harassed the Supreme passengers in the streets with vulgar language and body movements, kicking their Supreme backpack, regardless of men, women, old and young, people's complexion...

It also includes actor Jonah Hill, who dubbed the dragon master.

Sales in recent days have slipped: on the second-hand trading platform such as Grailed, the hottest Supreme on weekdays has dropped by 17% in the past half a month, and some second-hand buyers who claim to have sold Supreme sharp goods before 2005 are also facing a "hoarding tide" which has never been encountered. The reason is that The Ape is the reason why no one wants to go to the street to be beaten even if they are infatuated with Supreme again.

Some people may say that the "BAPE" terrorist is just trying to make a name for himself, or another legend of the city which is attracted by Supreme. But no matter whether it is in a franchised store or resale market, it is a great commodity.

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In addition, he ran to Supreme's shop on Lafayette street in New York, cursing "F*** Supreme" and throwing goods on the shelves to the ground.

According to the person who witnessed his crime, "The Ape" will shout "F*** Supreme" on the street and beat her breast like a gorilla. As for motivation, it is ironic: "The Ape" is another loyal brand of A Bathing Ape (BAPE) of fashion brand.

But Supreme fans are not provoked. A video released by the Twitter account named "drippin.Inbape" shows that "The Ape" tries to harass and intimidate the Supreme fans near Dover Street Market. Several of them are running away with skateboards.

But Grailed's brand director Lawrence Schlossman and senior Supreme

Racks disagrees with this. In the interview with Complex, they all say that this has nothing to do with "The Ape". Now it is the off-season of Supreme, and sales will return to normal after the new products are put on shelves in August.

The farce of "The Ape" will soon be subsided. No matter whether he really attacks the Supreme customer out of his love for BAPE's brain disability, it will undoubtedly add a bit to the urban legend of Supreme.