I still wear my jeans the same way! I finished H.S. in Dec of 1958, my 7 sons are 53 - 37, I never smoked or drank, but because I always presented myself in such a fashion, I never had problems. We were raised to care about the way we carried ourselves. Blessings!
I'm a 61 year old white guy from Chicago I joined the army in 1977 I was 17, when I finished basic training and infantry school I got assigned to Fort Stewart GA we had three man rooms my two roommates were black guys one from New York and one from Arkansas they would iron and starch they're blue jeans every Friday before they went out, I was just 17 I put on my blue jeans straight out of a dryer a t-shirt and a pair of tennis shoes and go out to the bars and try to pick up women with no luck. Then one Saturday Louis my room mate from New York took me shopping with him we went to Savannah Georgia bought some new blue jeans some nice shirts and some nice shoes Louis show me when we got back to the base how to iron and starch my blue jeans with a crease in them, and his girlfriend taught me how to dance, from then on I never had problems meeting women at clubs. To this day if I'm going out on a Friday or Saturday I iron and starch my blue jeans with a crease in them and listen to Curtis Mayfield Superfly, and i always think back to 1977 my friend Luis from New York he showed me how dress and his girlfriend taught me how to dance, and I still open my cigarette pack from the bottom of the pack.
Omg this is my dad minus the cigarette smoking. He still starches and irons every pant, polishes every shoe and always has a handkerchief. I'm so glad I get to speak to him everyday cause he is a wealth of knowledge and love ❤.
Polishes every shoe 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽...I see so many men who do not polish their shoes. My dad polished all of his shoes, and taught me and my sister to do the same. It bothers me when a man walks around with unpolished shoes.
My dad, God rest his soul, was retired military and wore his jeans this way! He lived to be a blessed 82 years and was very wise! He wasn't a smoker though. He was tall and slim, born in the late 1930s, just like Shula is describing! I dearly miss him and our talks about life!❤
My heart goes out to you Ms Johnetta Baskin-White. I also lost my dad, many years ago but like you I truly miss him..his advise...his corny jokes...our talks...his love. God bless you and hold fast to your memories.
My dad, wise beyond measure knew everyone and would help everyone. Vietnam Vet, loved the Lord and had the courage to tell it to you straight no chaser. Ironed and creased his own jeans.
YAAAASSS!!! THAT'S MY UNCLE ROBERT AND LET ME TELL YOU, HE DOESN'T SMOKE OR DRINK EITHER. BUT YOU TALK ABOUT WISDOM AND RESPECT!!! HE HAD A HUGE HEART AND TOOK IN ALL MY COUSIN'S FRIENDS!!! HE DIDN'T BS AND TELL YOU LIKE IT IS!!! I LOVE ME SOME UNCLE ROBERT. ❤️🥰 THEY DON'T MAKE EM LIKE HIM ANYMORE!!
@@lindaroundtree5396 Sounds like a verse from the theme song to All in the Family, “ And you know who you were then, girls were girls and men were men”
He said "If you between jobs, you ain't got no business being between the sheets!" FACTS 💯 Say it louder for them slow younguns! They can't hear you in the back! 🗣
LOL!! My Daddy was always this creased!! He ironed everybody's cloths in the house--all seven of us and even Mama's. His secret was using a damp cloth and spray starch! He would polish his shoes with the thick shoe polish in the black can with a rag and used his big polish brush to shine! He taught us how to polish our shoes and brass when we were in ROTC. Watching our Dad get dressed as kids was an art! From him shaving to combing his hair with the part to slapping on some Old Spice or Brut 33 to tying his tie! Daddy could do everything inside and outside the house! He would work all day and then come home to work in the garden, the yard or on the car until dark. He always told my brother that a Man does not take off his shoes until He is in the house for the night. Helping him take off his boots was one of our favorite things to do. After working all day, he didn't stink. He smelled like the earth. He smelled like work. To this day, that is my favorite smell on a Man. On top of that, he was a preacher. He would study his bible on Saturdays and would be up early before the sun came up to write out his message on Sunday morning! He would preach!! He wasn't perfect, but he was perfect to us. The brother was sharp with a pimp to boot! They don't make'em like that anymore. Miss the Ole Boy!! Love you forever, Daddy!
I keep a book of stamps in my wallet. Never know when you got to mail something. I went to the STORE! And this silly sally girl must've been in her 20s, this was bout a year ago, this 2+2=8 and everything taste great like cake, walked up to the customer service and said "I need to mail a letter, how do I do that? I need stamps, right?" Boy I about had a stroke. I could not believe what my ears done heard. But yeah, I just thought its more convenient to just have a book of em on ya at all times was my thoughts. And I ain't gotta tell you what race she was but you know she was a Caucasian.
My golf buddy. I’m 40yr. He’s 81yr. Upon meeting him , he told me “Young Buck GE stock is $7 a share. Next time I see you , I want to see proof that you’ve bought 1000 shares! I did and the other week GE is now $103 a share. $90,000 Luv that dude. Luv Mr. Jimmy
I had person like that told me to invest in this real estate property back in 2008 I could have bought this office building for $900K at the time I thought it was a huge risk especially with the market, i'm kicking myself in the ass today because now its worth over $40 million!!
Shuler, I used to starch my jeans for years. When I stopped, the crease was still there. That is definitely old school. These youngin' nowadays don't know nothing bout this.
@Central Texan somewhat true. But for me, it’s just that I stopped having to iron clothes once I stopped wearing uniforms for school, going into middle school
As an old school lady I do not embrace the metro sexual style of dress. I respect a real man with real style not the questionable crotch grabbing, high water style of dress.
@@JAHblu.Rasta.Far.I This would have saved you sometime, when I take them out the wash and before I put them in the dryer I spray the strach on the pants while they are wet, put in dryer then iron afterwards holds up a lot better like they just came from the cleaners.
I'm a 70 yrs old female and I iron and wear my jeans creased...it is a different kind of discipline which portray steadiness and I deserve to be who I am.
Lmao! True true true. I come from that generation. Born in 58. Definitely wore starch jeans. And still will iron the ones i have today. The only thing. I don't look my age at all. God blessing for sure. Raised in the 60's and teenager in the 70's. I watched the Pimps, Gangsters and Hustlers of the 70's. But i lived Outlaw Culture. Street gangbanged from 1969-77. Then go into the Army for the next 20 years. So i have the experience. Seen a lot and done a lot. Travelled mainly all over Europe. I have old school ways. Today i look at the young people and smh! Some of their logic on life is warped like a mf. Today at 64 will be 65 in October. I only school my grandchildren up on game. My three great grands and another one due any day now. I hope to be around to put them up on game when i'm in my 80s. God willing
When my grandson and granddaughter lived with me, I ironed and starched their clothes everyday. If we didn't go anywhere they were starched up. My granddaughter was talking about when they lived with me and said, "You kept us on point". She is 12 years old now and that is what she remembers. I hope it stays with them both.
You better believe that’s a forever memory. My granny passed when I was 7, I’m 50 now but I think of her often and have the best memories of her. Miss her still. ♥️🫶🏾💔
Gawd those are my dad’s pants right now. My dad is in a Marine Vet and 72 years old this is him 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️ but he has never smoked or drank and still married to my mom(52 years).🤣🤣
When you wear Jeans like that, you got retirement and a pension. Ang got a brand new cadillac. Got about 50,000 in the bank at least. He got a little play money for his women.
That's pure wisdom and the discipline is demonstrated by the mere fact that there is not a remote sign of a double crease. He has kids that have never been to jail,his house is on the corner with a manicured lawn and no one cuts across it because they know it's just best to walk all the way around.
Mess around and cut through Mr. Joe front yard and see what will happen to you. That man came home for lunch every day and had a hot meal and then went back to work.
That man along with some more of us Real Old Heads Have the wisdom but this generation think they are too smart to listen; And listening will get you to where money can’t a lot of times!! Amen 🙏🏾
This man cares about his appearance and how he presents himself. He reminds me of old school brothas, especially military. A man of class, dignity and self-respect.
I'm 60 this year and when I was a youngster i'd crease my jeans like that so much that they almost walked on their own to wherever I was in the house while i'm getting ready to face the world like a slipping razor. After almost depleting the stocks of starch products, and the introduction of eco friendly lower temperature settings on modern Irons, I took to sewing permanent seams back and front which I thought looked equally sharp. Everybody was doing it where I lived, some failing dismally because some looked like they were laying the tracks for the arrival of the 3:45 Express from Gunchester. There was no pants hanging off the ass in those days, just pants looking so sharp they almost gave out free paper cuts.
My heart goes out to you. I lost my father too and although it's been a few years, it's like you said, I kiss our talks..his little corny jokes..just knowing I could go to him for advise.😔😢
My mans KC who died two years ago from colon cancer used to wear his pants just like this and had the cigarette in his mouth exactly as this guy was describing it with the ash droopin off of it and everything. He cracked me up one time because he said he’s so addicted to starch in his pants and having to go to the cleaners every week that he would quit the Newport’s and the jack Daniels before he quits starch. He never once told us about his health problems up until two weeks before he died and stopped showing up to work. A true OG and was a funny and charming fella.Rip KEnneth Crenshaw we miss you bro 😎
@@jaylene.turner6524 Actually, your grandad has now realized that all the wealth of knowledge he thought he had is nothing but a grain of sand on a beach.
Nah..he ironed those jeans last night....he was in his work uniform AT work at 5:00 a.m.....He is picking up Ms. Wanda at 7:30. They got things to do........
Back when designer jeans were in we wore them like this! Would take some to the cleaners and get them done! No joke! How many people remember that? Lol
I use to have my jeans and my dickies shiny and able to stand up on they on.😂 I had to use two bottles of the faultless, cuz the stay flow was always sold out.
I'm from jersey, and a 80s kid. Ironing clothes was a big thing back then. I still do it. I tell my kids and they look at me confused and if I was crazy. Told them I've been ironing since I was seven.
My Cousin Mike is in his Sixties and been taking care of his and his families Clothing like this here. He don't make the most, but Has The Most!!! On Point Again Shuler!
When my siblings and I were young teenagers, my brother used up an entire can of spray starch on one pair of jeans - by the time he finished ironing them, the jeans stood up in the corner w/o a hanger. Now THAT'S old school fa ya!!!
He's exactly right. My father took his jeans to the laundry and had them starched with that crease.🙂 He's in the nursing home now with Alzheimer's but he was ahead of his time with advice.
Bless you, my mom's in the Nursing Home with Alzheimer's to. She always use to iron our dresses for church an starch them. I had a very good momma. I sure pray they 'll eventually find a cure for Alzheimer's.
These men were my mentors and idols - my father, grandfather, and uncles Sam, Julius, and Donald Gene. They were neighborhood men that had everyone's respect. I love and miss them.
This was my dad, starched, tucked in, pressed and proper. He was Air Force. He was always creased and buttoned up. Years ago, he rolled my sister‘s jeep, taking it to get a repair when somebody pulled out in front of him, he swerved. He was ok, but when he crawled out the back of the jeep, and we met him at the hospital? he was just as tucked in and buttoned up as ever, not a hair out of place. My sister and I were so happy to see him like that. miss him greatly.
Oh, this make me think about my dad. He was born in the 1930's . My dad wore his jeans like that, even his overalls were pressed. I thought my dad was the strongest, smartest, most handsome man in the world! He could fix anything, hunt, fish, and play the guitar ,and man could be blow on the harmonica. At the time when my dad was growing up the world tried to tell him he was less than what God created him to be. But, my dad always knew he was created in the image of his Heavenly Father. In spite of it all he kept his head up. I lost my dad in 2012. The world for me will never be the same. Yep, that generation put the "s" in style and strength. Just like all precious gems that caliber of man was born under extreme pressure. RIP Dad. :(
Shuler, you're right on point about these old-school "gentlemen" with the starched jeans and crease. These are the ones who's been there, done that, and know what they're talking about, and can give you the best advice about life, period!
I to grew up with these kind of men. when i would go out with my dad To the barbershop.I remember this men who use to be a number Runner. When he came round the house And he was creased up to the nine Those were the good old days😄
That’s what I said 🤣🤣 my mama used to make me do it when I had to iron my clothes for the week. I used to get teased in school “who the hell creases their jeans”? 🤣
@@trentjohnson3302 yes, my mum & dad were the same with me. Every Sunday afternoon ironing clothes for the WHOLE family for the week, with every crease just perfect!! My children hated doing it and finally succumb to lycra or non-iron 🙄🙄 🇬🇧
I was born in 1955 and THIS is how we wore our pants. In fact I think I started this trend while in the Army among my troops but, then I'm from St. Louis where we STILL do this!
I Was raised by one 21… blissful years under his roof. Left his house not a perfect man but I thank God… I saw versions of love, wisdom, brilliance, culture, style, and of cuz “game spitting “ continue to Rest on Papa Austin…
My daddy is 91 years old today. His gf washes dries starches and iron his Jeans. Even his work Jeans!!!! Lord have mercy so true old school will teach u young fellas a little something. 😂🙏👍
I was in high school in the 99-2000s and all the dudes stayed starched down with Sta-Flo in that blue jug. 20 years later, my family and I are in Germany and I see an Ol' School starched with the sharp crease and his cap barely floating on his head. Next time I see him, I'll see if he has a word for me.
That was one of great uncles! Dress shoes even when he was in his garden. Cigar not cigarette! I greatly admired him! And he was 💯 He sounded just like that too! Love him still!
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I still wear my jeans the same way! I finished H.S. in Dec of 1958, my 7 sons are 53 - 37, I never smoked or drank, but because I always presented myself in such a fashion, I never had problems. We were raised to care about the way we carried ourselves. Blessings!
#AMEN!
Your a legend!! :)
Love it
RESPECT
Cool
That's a man with a pension and a retirement plan.
I'm a 61 year old white guy from Chicago I joined the army in 1977 I was 17, when I finished basic training and infantry school I got assigned to Fort Stewart GA we had three man rooms my two roommates were black guys one from New York and one from Arkansas they would iron and starch they're blue jeans every Friday before they went out, I was just 17 I put on my blue jeans straight out of a dryer a t-shirt and a pair of tennis shoes and go out to the bars and try to pick up women with no luck. Then one Saturday Louis my room mate from New York took me shopping with him we went to Savannah Georgia bought some new blue jeans some nice shirts and some nice shoes Louis show me when we got back to the base how to iron and starch my blue jeans with a crease in them, and his girlfriend taught me how to dance, from then on I never had problems meeting women at clubs. To this day if I'm going out on a Friday or Saturday I iron and starch my blue jeans with a crease in them and listen to Curtis Mayfield Superfly, and i always think back to 1977 my friend Luis from New York he showed me how dress and his girlfriend taught me how to dance, and I still open my cigarette pack from the bottom of the pack.
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Omg this is my dad minus the cigarette smoking. He still starches and irons every pant, polishes every shoe and always has a handkerchief. I'm so glad I get to speak to him everyday cause he is a wealth of knowledge and love ❤.
Polishes every shoe 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽...I see so many men who do not polish their shoes. My dad polished all of his shoes, and taught me and my sister to do the same. It bothers me when a man walks around with unpolished shoes.
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Hug your dad for me... My dad is gone, but he smoked a cigarette. We Lost him to lung cancer.
That's a key 🗝️, not a cigarette 🚬!
My dad, God rest his soul, was retired military and wore his jeans this way! He lived to be a blessed 82 years and was very wise! He wasn't a smoker though. He was tall and slim, born in the late 1930s, just like Shula is describing! I dearly miss him and our talks about life!❤
My heart goes out to you Ms Johnetta Baskin-White. I also lost my dad, many years ago but like you I truly miss him..his advise...his corny jokes...our talks...his love. God bless you and hold fast to your memories.
My dad, wise beyond measure knew everyone and would help everyone. Vietnam Vet, loved the Lord and had the courage to tell it to you straight no chaser. Ironed and creased his own jeans.
Mine too, I miss him every day
@Jacqueline Brown Thank you and God bless you too! We know our fathers are with our Heavenly Father and we WILL see them again!❤️
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My uncle told me this almost 20 years ago. He said "a man who wear jeans with a crease has a different type of discipline!". RIP Uncle Bob
He was telling the truth
YAAAASSS!!! THAT'S MY UNCLE ROBERT AND LET ME TELL YOU, HE DOESN'T SMOKE OR DRINK EITHER. BUT YOU TALK ABOUT WISDOM AND RESPECT!!! HE HAD A HUGE HEART AND TOOK IN ALL MY COUSIN'S FRIENDS!!! HE DIDN'T BS AND TELL YOU LIKE IT IS!!! I LOVE ME SOME UNCLE ROBERT.
❤️🥰 THEY DON'T MAKE EM LIKE HIM ANYMORE!!
Your uncle was a very, very wise man that left you prepared for life.
Love and peace.
R.I.P. Uncle________!
Troy
@@trinimarie9974 Show you right......
This man right here has dignity and self respect 💯👏🏾
INTENSE WORDS
The good days when boys were boys and Men were Men.
You said it right.
That’s right OG!!!
@@lindaroundtree5396 Sounds like a verse from the theme song to All in the Family, “ And you know who you were then, girls were girls and men were men”
He said "If you between jobs, you ain't got no business being between the sheets!" FACTS 💯 Say it louder for them slow younguns! They can't hear you in the back! 🗣
Lol haha that’s right
WORD.
Preach the gospel truth
YESSSSSS!!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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He looks dignified and respectable. I would date this gentleman!
LOL!! My Daddy was always this creased!! He ironed everybody's cloths in the house--all seven of us and even Mama's. His secret was using a damp cloth and spray starch!
He would polish his shoes with the thick shoe polish in the black can with a rag and used his big polish brush to shine! He taught us how to polish our shoes and brass when we were in ROTC.
Watching our Dad get dressed as kids was an art! From him shaving to combing his hair with the part to slapping on some Old Spice or Brut 33 to tying his tie!
Daddy could do everything inside and outside the house! He would work all day and then come home to work in the garden, the yard or on the car until dark. He always told my brother that a Man does not take off his shoes until He is in the house for the night. Helping him take off his boots was one of our favorite things to do.
After working all day, he didn't stink. He smelled like the earth. He smelled like work. To this day, that is my favorite smell on a Man.
On top of that, he was a preacher. He would study his bible on Saturdays and would be up early before the sun came up to write out his message on Sunday morning! He would preach!!
He wasn't perfect, but he was perfect to us. The brother was sharp with a pimp to boot! They don't make'em like that anymore. Miss the Ole Boy!!
Love you forever, Daddy!
He only writes checks, and he always has a book of stamps.
I must admit you made me laugh because l still write my checks and have that book of stamps but no starched jeans lol 😆
I keep a book of stamps in my wallet. Never know when you got to mail something. I went to the STORE! And this silly sally girl must've been in her 20s, this was bout a year ago, this 2+2=8 and everything taste great like cake, walked up to the customer service and said "I need to mail a letter, how do I do that? I need stamps, right?" Boy I about had a stroke. I could not believe what my ears done heard. But yeah, I just thought its more convenient to just have a book of em on ya at all times was my thoughts. And I ain't gotta tell you what race she was but you know she was a Caucasian.
That was My daddy U talking 'bout LOL😄
whats killing is look at the background he standing in the post office LMAO
I'm glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read this. It would had came out the nose and everything. LOL Good one.
My golf buddy. I’m 40yr. He’s 81yr. Upon meeting him , he told me “Young Buck GE stock is $7 a share. Next time I see you , I want to see proof that you’ve bought 1000 shares! I did and the other week GE is now $103 a share. $90,000 Luv that dude. Luv Mr. Jimmy
Congrats!
I had person like that told me to invest in this real estate property back in 2008 I could have bought this office building for $900K at the time I thought it was a huge risk especially with the market, i'm kicking myself in the ass today because now its worth over $40 million!!
@B Chappy what’s Mr. Jimmy number again!? Lol, I need to be talking to that wisdom!
@@obryanbooker4398 He said JBS next. The Brazilian Meat company that got hacked. Foreign Stock market.
@@bchappy5460 my guy! I appreciate that…tell Mr. Jimmy thank you for the wisdom! Blessings!
This is my 76 year old father! I’m 48 and STILL cling to his every word!
BRUH! 🙌
what he say dill us in, in some wisdom please lol
Always Forward - You are a smart person!!
That's so cool. I wish my dad was still alive.
Yep , I have an old soul because my dad was older when I was born.
He died at aged 80 in 2021 right b4 my 38th bday.
Rip dad 👴🏽
"Starched 👖 with a crease in the middle--?! They know everything & everybody..." 😂
He said what I was going to write. Back in the day we wore designer jeans that were taken to the cleaners!! That crease was razor sharp, baby!!
😂Yes, you took the thoughts and words out of mouth.
That’s that “Jeans stand up by themselves” starch 🙌🏾😆😅
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I remembered when my dad use to stretch the daylight out of this jeans.
That's that stay flo
His wife makes starch when he can't get to the Dry Cleaners 🤣🤣🤣❣️
"The ash in the cigarette don't wanna leave him" even the ash want to learn something.
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I thought it was a Raw
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Anyone who creases their jeans has time for any and everything.
Lol! 😂🤣😁😆Facts!👍💯
Took his time to learn everything!
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Anything but bullshit
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This made me cry! This was too on point! My uncle was 1000% this! Took his clothes to the cleaners all his life and was so well seasoned!
A man with jeans like that would never ask for a cigarette he says LET OLD SCHOOL HOLD ONE A DEM SQUARES YOUNG BLOOD
Shuler, I used to starch my jeans for years. When I stopped, the crease was still there. That is definitely old school. These youngin' nowadays don't know nothing bout this.
You took the words right out of my mouth! What these young folks know 'bout this??😂😂
@Central Texan somewhat true. But for me, it’s just that I stopped having to iron clothes once I stopped wearing uniforms for school, going into middle school
Yep it took me an hour to iron my pants ,I used half the bottle damn nere
As an old school lady I do not embrace the metro sexual style of dress. I respect a real man with real style not the questionable crotch grabbing, high water style of dress.
@@JAHblu.Rasta.Far.I This would have saved you sometime, when I take them out the wash and before I put them in the dryer I spray the strach on the pants while they are wet, put in dryer then iron afterwards holds up a lot better like they just came from the cleaners.
Dry Cleaners made a lot of money back in the day with "JEANS AND STARCH" 😂😂
Can't starch and cease jeans these days because they're all cut up and got holes everywhere.
Wives, daughters, and sisters creased them thingss, too!
@@rcctpms6687 👏👏👏💯
Right On✊🏾
@@rcctpms6687 ...Your right! shout out to them too!
This is when people knew how to dress and look crisp and clean. ❤️❤️
I'm a 70 yrs old female and I iron and wear my jeans creased...it is a different kind of discipline which portray steadiness and I deserve to be who I am.
And smelled good too.....
Lmao! True true true.
I come from that generation. Born in 58. Definitely wore starch jeans. And still will iron the ones i have today. The only thing. I don't look my age at all. God blessing for sure. Raised in the 60's and teenager in the 70's. I watched the Pimps, Gangsters and Hustlers of the 70's. But i lived Outlaw Culture. Street gangbanged from 1969-77. Then go into the Army for the next 20 years. So i have the experience. Seen a lot and done a lot. Travelled mainly all over Europe. I have old school ways. Today i look at the young people and smh! Some of their logic on life is warped like a mf. Today at 64 will be 65 in October. I only school my grandchildren up on game. My three great grands and another one due any day now. I hope to be around to put them up on game when i'm in my 80s. God willing
Yes, yes and YES
I still iron my jeans and shirts like this, with spray starch. My grandmother said "it makes your clothes look tailored." Guess, I am old school.
When my grandson and granddaughter lived with me, I ironed and starched their clothes everyday. If we didn't go anywhere they were starched up. My granddaughter was talking about when they lived with me and said, "You kept us on point". She is 12 years old now and that is what she remembers. I hope it stays with them both.
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You better believe that’s a forever memory. My granny passed when I was 7, I’m 50 now but I think of her often and have the best memories of her. Miss her still. ♥️🫶🏾💔
Gawd those are my dad’s pants right now. My dad is in a Marine Vet and 72 years old this is him 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️ but he has never smoked or drank and still married to my mom(52 years).🤣🤣
I’m telling you, that’s my daddy too!! STARTCHED to the MAX!
My grandfather!! My dad always ask him when is he going to let go of the crease. I don't think he is going to ever let it go
Blessings to your parents 💜💜
Beautiful. 💕
OOH YEAH CONGRATULATIONS TO THEM
Shu's whole convo impersonation of ole skool dudes talkn is TOO ACCURATE.
His imaginary scene so perfect. I bought in like It was happening 😂😂😂
That was real talk..
Lmao 🤣😆
Shuler, is an ole sole. Bless him.
That was my older brother. Starched jeans and “church shoes”😂😂😂
Old school and full of wisdom! ✊🏾
Say it again, Lez Moore!! Say it again!!
Sister, my Exact though, Old School right there, we gotta keep it alive...respect✋🏾.
When you wear Jeans like that, you got retirement and a pension. Ang got a brand new cadillac. Got about 50,000 in the bank at least. He got a little play money for his women.
This age group took pride in how they looked when they left the house!! #presentation
That's pure wisdom and the discipline is demonstrated by the mere fact that there is not a remote sign of a double crease. He has kids that have never been to jail,his house is on the corner with a manicured lawn and no one cuts across it because they know it's just best to walk all the way around.
Amen!! ✊🏾🤣
Yess sirrr
Right. That crease looking he the type to give a verbal lashing worse than a whooping😂
Mess around and cut through Mr. Joe front yard and see what will happen to you. That man came home for lunch every day and had a hot meal and then went back to work.
Yep and you know it
My hubby wears his jeans like this. And I’m the one that drops them off at the cleaners AND picks them up. I’m an enabler. 🙃
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My husband wore his jeans like that too. He dropped them off at the cleaners himself.
😂 “Heavy starch.”
You are a real woman that knows a real 👨.
Too funny 🤣
That’s not even today’s iron temperature, that’s “set the iron on the stove fa me” (OPEN FLAME 🔥 🔥 HEAT)
😂🤣😂🤣
PREACH
OMG 😆😂🤣 Tru dat Tru dat bro
Yes, gawd 👏🏽👏🏽 👏🏽☝🏽
Not the open flame heat 😂😂
He’s the type of person that knows everything and everybody
Shuler, you’re an old soul yourself!! I love it!!
These are the type of pants my grandfather wore.
Man,I miss him so much.
😭
Same here! Rip Grandpa! 👴 coolest man on the planet! 😉
❤😢
💗🤗💖
Bless your heart bruh I miss mines too 😢
I feel you mine too and two uncles😢.
I am ironing my Dad's jeans now. A hard crease is a must. I am old school too.
Make sure it's a razor's edge! 😃👍
Lol my dad gets mad at me cuz I never do it right 😂
Thank you
bless you for ironing your dad's jeans. you are something special this days.
When you wear jeans like this. You are considered being clean, neat and on point.
That's right old school gentlemen knew how to slay without even trying hard. I miss my uncles, father and grandpa.
Exactly!
True
That man along with some more of us Real Old Heads Have the wisdom but this generation think they are too smart to listen; And listening will get you to where money can’t a lot of times!! Amen 🙏🏾
In 1951
His pants can stand up in that line by themselves with that hard crease. 🤣
This man cares about his appearance and how he presents himself. He reminds me of old school brothas, especially military. A man of class, dignity and self-respect.
“I ain’t lyin, Tony am I lyin
Tony: HELL NAH YOU AINT LYIN🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love it!
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That part took me out 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
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And he isn’t showing his underwear. He’s who you go to when you need something. Imagine that.
Amen Amen Amen Amen
Amen Preach
I'll take these razor-sharp creased, starched-to-death trousers and jeans over sagging pants and shorts 24.7.365! On my momma AND my daddy!
EXACTLY!!!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I'm 60 this year and when I was a youngster i'd crease my jeans like that so much that they almost walked on their own to wherever I was in the house while i'm getting ready to face the world like a slipping razor. After almost depleting the stocks of starch products, and the introduction of eco friendly lower temperature settings on modern Irons, I took to sewing permanent seams back and front which I thought looked equally sharp. Everybody was doing it where I lived, some failing dismally because some looked like they were laying the tracks for the arrival of the 3:45 Express from Gunchester. There was no pants hanging off the ass in those days, just pants looking so sharp they almost gave out free paper cuts.
When you hear this: "Listen Here Cool Breeze!" You 'bout to receive some Street Wisdom! 😂😂😂😂
My heart goes out to you. I lost my father too and although it's been a few years, it's like you said, I kiss our talks..his little corny jokes..just knowing I could go to him for advise.😔😢
@@jacquelinebrown969 Good morning, how do you know I lost my father?
*That ironing that crease will start to wear the color off straight down the middle of each leg* 😎😎😎
So true 🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😁
Because that's the way they want it how old are u
Right Anthony
Yep!😂
"Heavy Starch"....with the crease in the middle (That was the 70's and early 80's dress code) 😂😂
@Kellie Hickman
Yes indeed....😂😏😂
90's too. 2 bottles of faultless if you weren't able to find any stay flow.😂
Respect your Elders. Wisdom goes a long way.
Respect your elders: Pull your pants up and stitch up those britches😁
Exactly
@@lindaroundtree5396 true
Truth!!!! That's my daddy!!! Wouldn't wear pants w/o a crease. Full of Wisdom and truth!!! RIH Daddy Robert Michael Jr. 1933 - 2017.
Not many of em left......I know a few. Great role models!
The seasoned man preserving a" razor's edge" approach to how " put together" he is.
Let the, "chrch" say..AMEM!
Yes indeed!
My mans KC who died two years ago from colon cancer used to wear his pants just like this and had the cigarette in his mouth exactly as this guy was describing it with the ash droopin off of it and everything. He cracked me up one time because he said he’s so addicted to starch in his pants and having to go to the cleaners every week that he would quit the Newport’s and the jack Daniels before he quits starch. He never once told us about his health problems up until two weeks before he died and stopped showing up to work. A true OG and was a funny and charming fella.Rip KEnneth Crenshaw we miss you bro 😎
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My Grandad wore stuff like that and had a great amount of knowledge. He’s resting easy in Heaven still spitting game to Jesus.
I haven’t even listened yet, saw the picture and immediately thought of my late grandad🙏🏾❤️
My grandfather too and his gabardine suits. I miss him dearly went to sleep at 99 yrs old.
My grandfather had the same pants,too.
I miss him.
In October,
it’ll be seven years since he passed.
@@jaylene.turner6524 Actually, your grandad has now realized that all the wealth of knowledge he thought he had is nothing but a grain of sand on a beach.
@@acknickulus "all the wealth of knowledge"? That dont sound right...
That’s crease is definitely an indicator of old school knowledge,always got money in their pocket, ain’t never been denied for a loan.
So true
Probably had so much money that he never needed a loan. HE was the bank!!
That was my grandpa Don! Loved Jesus, was an air force man, and was always full of wisdom and respect ❤ RIP 🙏🏾
True! My father, uncles, and an older cousin and several uncles that are these type of men; I am blessed to have them in my family.
He ironed them jeans at 5:25 am!!! He had things to do today!!!
Nah..he ironed those jeans last night....he was in his work uniform AT work at 5:00 a.m.....He is picking up Ms. Wanda at 7:30. They got things to do........
@@beesknees213 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Naw Cuz he ironed them last night
This is my grand daddy. Listen to him for as long as he is willing to talk. And that ain't long. He straight to the point. No bs allowed
My granddad didn't talk Alot , but when he talked you listened !!!
God Bless Grandpa. Keep listening. Love this.
Come to Chicago. That's the OG look. Cleaners be making out!
...and look at those loafers. He is clean as the board of health!
Don't forget that pinky right 😉🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣
Back when designer jeans were in we wore them like this! Would take some to the cleaners and get them done! No joke! How many people remember that? Lol
This is my uncle right here!! And we live in TX, so it's the starched jeans with cowboy boots underneath! Thank God he is still with us! 💯🙏💖
Shuler is too funny, man. "The ash don't wanna leave him."
I'm done. 🙈
‘If you in between jobs, you don’t need to be in between the sheets’. Well said😂👏🏽
Hush gurl
Lol
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The realest shit ever said. Let the church say amen
Let’s agree NOT to repeat this era! 😂
I remember those days!! I’m from Brooklyn and I’m a female. That’s what we used to do. Ironed those jeans so much the jeans got shiny Lolol.
And that’s on life, @The Traveler!
Word!! 😂😂😂
Yes! 😂😂😂
I use to have my jeans and my dickies shiny and able to stand up on they on.😂 I had to use two bottles of the faultless, cuz the stay flow was always sold out.
I'm from jersey, and a 80s kid. Ironing clothes was a big thing back then. I still do it. I tell my kids and they look at me confused and if I was crazy. Told them I've been ironing since I was seven.
My Cousin Mike is in his Sixties and been taking care of his and his families Clothing like this here. He don't make the most, but Has The Most!!! On Point Again Shuler!
“Tony am I lyin?”
“HELL NAW YOU NOT LYIN”
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When my siblings and I were young teenagers, my brother used up an entire can of spray starch on one pair of jeans - by the time he finished ironing them, the jeans stood up in the corner w/o a hanger. Now THAT'S old school fa ya!!!
So much starch, the blue jeans turned white Andi!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
What?Lol!!!😂😂😂😂
They stood in the corner by themselves!😂😂😂
@@l.t.9659 - IKR??!! 😂😂😂
@@kdubbswinston3673 Lol!!!
He's exactly right. My father took his jeans to the laundry and had them starched with that crease.🙂 He's in the nursing home now with Alzheimer's but he was ahead of his time with advice.
Blessings to you and your father sir 🙏
I miss my popz he had that illness as well. It's good you go see him. Its been tough 4 me without him !
God bless you and your father. 🙏💕
God bless your dad, your family and you.🙏🏽
Bless you, my mom's in the Nursing Home with Alzheimer's to. She always use to iron our dresses for church an starch them. I had a very good momma. I sure pray they 'll eventually find a cure for Alzheimer's.
These men were my mentors and idols - my father, grandfather, and uncles Sam, Julius, and Donald Gene. They were neighborhood men that had everyone's respect. I love and miss them.
I remember those days. I crease my pants like that. Shows that you care, and that you take care of yourself.
This was my dad, starched, tucked in, pressed and proper. He was Air Force. He was always creased and buttoned up. Years ago, he rolled my sister‘s jeep, taking it to get a repair when somebody pulled out in front of him, he swerved. He was ok, but when he crawled out the back of the jeep, and we met him at the hospital? he was just as tucked in and buttoned up as ever, not a hair out of place. My sister and I were so happy to see him like that. miss him greatly.
I guarantee you, if the rappers start ceasing their jeans on their videos, all the young kids will start doing it!
True!!
Exactly
That would be GREAT 😀
Amén
True, but the pants got to be classic fit and not slim fit to express the crease.
His dialogue consists of phrases such as “young blood” and “shuckin & jivin”😂😂😂
Right On
Dont forget,I know that’s right!
And Square biz!
Them pants and the way he holding his keys his pension is heavy and house paid for....guaranteed. probably very little drama at home too.
This is me. I try to help these young fools, but they can't be GIVEN GOLD. Too heavy.
That’s so true! We need to get them on YT today. That’s the kind of wisdom men need - now!
Showing my age! I remember those days. Especially if they were designer jeans: Jordache, Gloria Vanderbilt, etc.
Sears😁
Omg! I haven't heard Jordache and Gloria Vanderbilt, in years!😄
Sasson jeans too
Don't forget about Sassoon!
@@81eniale Oooh LaLa Sasson!!
Oh, this make me think about my dad. He was born in the 1930's . My dad wore his jeans like that, even his overalls were pressed. I thought my dad was the strongest, smartest, most handsome man in the world! He could fix anything, hunt, fish, and play the guitar ,and man could be blow on the harmonica. At the time when my dad was growing up the world tried to tell him he was less than what God created him to be. But, my dad always knew he was created in the image of his Heavenly Father. In spite of it all he kept his head up. I lost my dad in 2012. The world for me will never be the same. Yep, that generation put the "s" in style and strength. Just like all precious gems that caliber of man was born under extreme pressure. RIP Dad. :(
Real Man.
So was my Step-dad. Teaches a female to make better choices in Men.
@@lindaroundtree5396 So true.
So sorry for your lost, 🙏 sounds like a great person who inspired other great people 👍
@@kdubnyc6313 Thank you so much.
My dad was born in 1933. He was very proud despite Jim Crow. He truly was our family hero.
Cut ur leg if u brush past him! I hated when my dad did this to our jeans 😂
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I'm hollering! 😂
Cut it?nah you will lose the whole limb
Yes sir my father too! 😂😂 I was like dad we don’t do that anymore! Lol 😂
This one follows into ShulerKing's sermon category
I had to make sure this wasn’t my 75 year-old Dad. (He’s not a smoker tho’.) A man of very few words. When he speaks EVERYBODY listens.
Lawd Shuler did good with this one! He is NOT lying. That was so funny.
I used to watch my father when I was young iron his clothes the night before work. Making sure the crease was sharp and even!
Shuler, you're right on point about these old-school "gentlemen" with the starched jeans and crease. These are the ones who's been there, done that, and know what they're talking about, and can give you the best advice about life, period!
I to grew up with these kind of men. when i would go out with my dad
To the barbershop.I remember this men who use to be a number Runner.
When he came round the house
And he was creased up to the nine
Those were the good old days😄
WOOOO, those are super starched and military ironed!
“Listen here, let me tell ya something”. 😂😂😂
"Still wear my kakhis with a cuff and a crease" I'll never change, I'm not old either. Southern Cali and West TN stand up! 😁👍🏾💪🏾
But denim jeans tho?
That's old-school 👀👀👀😂😂😂
Starchy Archie fa life htown standup
We was starching them bitches till they would stand on they own lol
Same here in K.C, Imma always have my dickies and jeans able to stand up by themself.😎😂
My daddy wore kakhi pants the rest of his civilian life. Always starched and ironed.
My granduncle still does this, 😍 him much.
Man this is part childhood trauma. The dang iron for the creases, the undershirts, the linen 🤷♀️ but Shuler never lied🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s what I said 🤣🤣 my mama used to make me do it when I had to iron my clothes for the week. I used to get teased in school “who the hell creases their jeans”? 🤣
@@trentjohnson3302 AND iron for a week! That's why our kids are rotten and lazy now. No pride . No responsibility.
@@trentjohnson3302 yes, my mum & dad were the same with me. Every Sunday afternoon ironing clothes for the WHOLE family for the week, with every crease just perfect!! My children hated doing it and finally succumb to lycra or non-iron 🙄🙄 🇬🇧
Dude is official… look at how he holds his keys
He's going to pay somebody's light bill and get her a new alternator
Those creases are from back in the Day! We were Sharp everywhere we went! We Always Dressed To Impress 👌🏾 Oh! How I Miss Those Days 😍
That's a Man that loves Women and not his mirror.
Back when Men were Men.
Archie Bunker
Before he says anything, he starts with “See back in my Day”.
Exactly
Indeed
This is truth. I'm from New Orleans, and my kin folk down there creased everything while giving game. The "creased jeans" OGs will save your life.
what part you from baby?
@@FullofSouthernCharm Upper 9th. Right of N. Claiborne.
Yeah you right, I'm from uptown and my people did the same.
@@bobbythespaceghost9934 okay then I grew up in the east
@@FullofSouthernCharm Ya I got family all through there. Most of my family is in the east, Marrero, Metairie, and Slidell due to the hurricane.
I was born in 1955 and THIS is how we wore our pants. In fact I think I started this trend while in the Army among my troops but, then I'm from St. Louis where we STILL do this!
I Was raised by one 21… blissful years under his roof. Left his house not a perfect man but I thank God… I saw versions of love, wisdom, brilliance, culture, style, and of cuz “game spitting “ continue to Rest on Papa Austin…
My daddy is 91 years old today. His gf washes dries starches and iron his Jeans. Even his work Jeans!!!! Lord have mercy so true old school will teach u young fellas a little something. 😂🙏👍
I was in high school in the 99-2000s and all the dudes stayed starched down with Sta-Flo in that blue jug. 20 years later, my family and I are in Germany and I see an Ol' School starched with the sharp crease and his cap barely floating on his head. Next time I see him, I'll see if he has a word for me.
Call him "pawpaw" or "Grandda" when you see him. It dont matter if you really his grandchild lol❤
That crease is crisp.
That was one of great uncles!
Dress shoes even when he was in his garden.
Cigar not cigarette!
I greatly admired him! And he was 💯
He sounded just like that too!
Love him still!