Exploiting unique and special parts of car culture and lifestyle in order to build and popularize their own brand since 1999. Living in a world of bandwagon hoppers, excessive media saturation and people who can’t think and be creative for themselves, ya its been a hugely successful marketing strategy. You think you’ve done wonders for the car scene, but realistically you just took it two steps backwards. Functional modding is completely lost, people are more interested in that bubble shift knob and garbage chameleon painted steering wheel than an aggressive set of pads and some upgraded brakelines. I am all for doing what you want to your car but everyone just follows the trends they see on the internet, because surely that is what is COOL, why not try something different or actually go out and bag on your car??? (thats one thing i can respect the hell out of drifters for). I think I can speak for all of us, when I say its the driving and sport of it that keeps us hooked. Going out late at night for a good shred once in awhile (no not bringing a camera and filming everything for the internet, theres only about 5 people who actually look at our piece of shit blog anyways LOL)… Going up to big white, little white, crystal mountain, or westside road, and pushing it a bit, thats the excitement, (cause we don’t have the luxury of having tracks close by and we’re not rich as fuck) not going on some cruise or car show and having a 100 people suck ur dick. Fuck that.
Preach on, Reverend Limit…
It’s all about “difference of opinion”. I do agree with this though.
Commitment.
It’s a big step in life when it comes to being with someone that you vow to stick with through thick and thin. You know if you care about that person enough when it comes down to it. Through the happiness and the anger, by the end of the day you’re still faithful to the one you never want to lose.
