Does it bother you if someone wears a band's t-shirt when they don't know the band?

@VeronicaPrincess Doesn't bother me at all. I figure they think it's a cool shirt. I've heard people gripe about it before, but never saw the point. Either way, the band (or whatever the shirt is) gets support, so why would it be a bad thing?

@SarahAndSamantha Agreed! Although the band or whatever doesn't [i]always [/i] benefit - pirated merch is something I do find unacceptable.

@VeronicaPrincess Very true. But, although the band may not directly and monetarily benefit, at least it's free advertising. Pirated merch is still bad though.

@anythingoes477 It was many, many years ago - she returned that shirt very fast

@Fantabulous Dang. lol lol lol lol Say hi to mom for me anyway. Happy Mommies Day BTW.

@anythingoes477 :) Thank you

@GreenGoddess Or a rummage sale bargain!

@FreeSpirit1 Ay Caramba, Comrade!

@hunkalove Grandma saw all the best concerts...that's for sure.

@hunkalove Grandma got me an Iron Maiden shirt for christmas once. She said, "I don't really like the 'pink guy' (Eddie) But the rest of it's pretty cool"

@NankerPhelge Some people will actually interrogate people over it. "Oh, Slayer shirt, huh? If you're such a 'fan' what was the date of their first concert? What's Kerry King's favorite peanut butter? Yeah, you're not a REAL fan!!" (I'm exaggerating, of course, because it's dumb) :P

@SarahAndSamantha Most people have better things to interrogate people about, like "What year was your house built?", or "What was your father's first car?" or "How many times have you been to Scarborough?". Things like that.

@SW-User how come?

@SarahAndSamantha I really don't know why ,it just does🤔