There was a phase last year of shops like Topman stocking shirts with glitter on and shit of famous bands. I remember a Guns n' Roses one and maybe The Beatles. There were more though. Anyway, THOSE. Bottom line is, if you like those bands you're not going to get some silly ass drag queen's version of their shirts.
The Ramones was a big one too. They didn't have glitter/sequins on but they were sold in the same places and got really popular. Now I can only assume that with no logical reason for this exponential growth of Ramones "fans" in a short space of time, that it was a push by the fashion industry. I asked a girl in one of my classes inoffensively like "oh, you like the Ramones?" and she just giggled like "...I don't know who they are, teheheh."
Agreed on Che Guevara t-shirts, pretty much for whatever reason a person wears them now. Just because if you wear them you're either a sheep blindly following his prostitution for fashion, or in agreement with what he stands for but aren't aware of the former, in which case you're pretty unobservant and probably haven't thought through your stance on politics anyway, or you're just a poser who might believe what Che stands for, but wants social approval for believing it.
I don't like Jack Daniels t-shirts either. JD is this corny metonymic image for Rock n' Roll, it's like you're wearing it not just because you like JD, but because you like whatever it says about you to others. Fuck that.
Also, any of those cheesy metal-head shirts with dragons or flames on them. Yeah I know, you're oh so metal.
OH YEAH, and the "Body of a God... shame it's Buddah" one. It's like (ironically) a shrine to ignorance. Buddah isn't a God, so don't make that mistake and buy the shirt. Slogan shirts suck.
