Iou Socks
Description: Broken Bones was a hardcore punk band founded in 1983 in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Broken Bone's sound is best described as punk at its most primal, the crashing roar of wild youth taken to limits other bands never dreamed of. When the band formed in the early '80s, punk was roaring, and when Broken Bones came along, everyone stood and took notice. Broken Bones reach went well beyond the hardcore scene, finding a strong fan base among metal fans for the sheer ferocity of their attack.
Description: I got my I.O.U. at Merry-Go-Round. Starting out as a single boutique selling only blue jeans in Atlanta in 1968, the trendy teen retailer Merry-Go-Round expanded quickly in the 1990s, to eventually 1,500 stores nationwide. By January of 1994, the company filed for bankruptcy and just months later, it closed all 1,500 locations, making it one of the largest retail bankruptcies in history.
Description: Current logo design. Been thinking of how to modify it for a while, but in wake of the Tomo AMV I put out, I've finally decided on something. The crescent moon for the "U" is now the Virus Legions' falling moon insignia, enemy designs which were conceived overtime in my youth and revealed in my fourth Alice in Wonderland YTP. I even put the insignia by itself on the back of the shirt, cuz I can't wait for the time to come where I get to use them again! Expect this logo to show at the start of every other new video project.
Description: A collage of various ticket stubs with different text and designs. The top and bottom of the composition feature large green text. The top text reads "Call me old school but E-tickets suck..." and the bottom text reads "I want a physical ticket, I ou like the memories!". The central area is filled with a grid of twelve colorful, vintage-looking ticket stubs.
Description: I got my I.O.U. at Merry-Go-Round. Starting out as a single boutique selling only blue jeans in Atlanta in 1968, the trendy teen retailer Merry-Go-Round expanded quickly in the 1990s, to eventually 1,500 stores nationwide. By January of 1994, the company filed for bankruptcy and just months later, it closed all 1,500 locations, making it one of the largest retail bankruptcies in history.
