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Down To Nothing UB

By b. murphy | Published 03/31/2011

ragingbull20 is back with more hot gear. This time around, it’s two Down To Nothing merch items. A crewneck sweatshirt and a tanktop. Dumb if you don’t wear one over the other (your choice on which is on top). Be like doug free and wear 3 different rampage shirts to a gig. But this time, wear 3 down to nothing items (hit up merchnow for that 3rd item). Smart look. Gotta agree with ragingbull20, DTN is going to kill it at UB.

DTN – Hangin’ Out

By b. murphy | Published 01/08/2011

When it comes to chill tshirt vibe, no band does it better than Down To Nothing. Over the years, they have put out a TON of great tees. Chill vibes, crucial fonts, live pics, big fonts, little fonts. You name it, they’ve done it. But one of my favorites is the one that eight.0 is currently selling. I grabbed this as a crewneck (sadly, it runs small. Anyone got an XL or a bigger large? My gorilla arms need more fabric). Such an awesome look. And a statement worth standing by. At this point in my life, I’m pretty terrible at hangin’ out, but I’d like the world to think I’m good at it. Apparently the seller thinks differently, I love hanging out but I have come to a point in my life where I don’t need to reiterate to the world that I’m awesome at hanging out. I say, enjoy the time.

DTN x Young Jeezy

By b. murphy | Published 06/12/2010

A few years back, the media sort of blew up on Young Jeezy. At the time, Young Jeezy was busy promoting himself threw a popular slogan and shirt design. It centered around a snowman. I’m sure you can guess what Jeezy’s snowman was all about. The media knew, and blew it up beyond belief. They claimed he was trying to get kids to sell cocaine by providing this child friendly image with the snowman. Of course, it blew over, and no one really gave a shit about his actions. But it sure makes a great Down To Nothing tee. Check DTN vs Young Jeezy.

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Count Me Out

By b. murphy | Published 05/01/2010

At some point, Count Me Out went from a positive hardcore band to … something else.

Not goth and not crust.

But something else.

Their changing style was evident in their visual presentation of merch. The EP with Sid And Nancy. Or this tee.

The message on this tshirt is just depressing. When I think of Count Me Out, I think of high kicks and sing alongs. I don’t think of Who Killed Marilyn.

Just me?

I will give it props for having “Count Me Out \ Permanent \ XXX” though.