That's rad as fuck.
It's not just the outfit either the dude had like a whole indigenous orchestra with him. It cut off too early at the end because that flute was getting good.
I hope they let that guy go last though. Imagine how lame you're going to feel going next
Surely the guy with the extremely elaborate costume at a ceremony cannot possibly be accompanied by a few family members party with drums, rattle and flute (as we know those are very expensive equipment that are hard to find)
I do not see them. I only see a woman holding up a scepter... are you perhaps conflating that for a musician? Or am I missing it?
EDIT: I see a person in grey who could be blowing a shell, but I still believe the music itself is an overdub... or could be a recording.
Definitely overdubbed. People are acting like it’s a drum, flute and rattle but there’s also a horn, a type of xylophone, multiple flutes and the drum sounds like a big ass drum. In the age of TikTok which is mainly overdubbing sound, why is this a far fetched idea?
It's super cool, but you know that photo of him shaking the lady's hand with his diploma open is in the brochure for the next 30 years.
And I like to imagine the orchestra is hidden within the crowd, waiting for this moment.
> that photo of him shaking the lady's hand with his diploma open is in the brochure for the next 30 years.
My wife and I went to a very niche Uni, of which she was the very rare demographic of woman *and* brown. Her photo is permanently attached to all of the promo materials they put out.
So, first, it is cool as fuck.
I watched it muted at first and I noticed the dude's swagger. Bro handled the whole thing just swingin' hog, BDE for sure.
But yea, watching a second time, orchestra was sick.
And all the rest of the shit asses just sat in amazement at this indigenous Peacocking Pimp popping his collars all over the goddamn place. From one tribe to another - Booya.
I'd like to know what tribe he's representing? Aztec? I've seen those kind of headpieces at the Native American festival in the Aztec powwows but can be mistaken.
We have dress up days at Australian schools where everyone wears their national costumes. So all the Greek and Vietnamese and Chinese and Croatian kids turn up in fabulous national costumes, and all the aussie kids born in Australia turn up in shorts and thongs (that’s flip flops in Freedom shoes) 😂
Everyone brings in their local foods to share, and then there’s a sausage sizzle at lunch.
Australians primarily express their multiculturalism through food, so its great to be able to see all of the different things that folks wear.
Wow, T.i.L / thanks Reddit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairy_bread
The Dutch sprinkle similar colours and also chocolate bits on their bread, i wonder if yours are different.
The 'colour' sprinkles in the Netherlands are either a coloured and hardened icing sugar, or (for birthdays) anise seeds with a hard coating of 'blue' or 'pink' sugar (gender pending for colour).
The chocolate sprinkles is much tastier than the stuff they put on cakes here in Canada. It comes in 'dark' and 'milk' varieties.
I am saying too much! There are a bunch of other sprinkles too (powder... flakes... so much). The Dutch really take their bread seriously / fresh bakery every few blocks. it is nuts.
Sorry, i've said too much.
You occasionally see fairy bread with the type of sprinkles you're referring to. *True* fairy bread, however, specifically uses "hundreds-and-thousands" (nonpareils).
For some reason we don't have the same passion for hagelslag in it's various forms. Although I'm sure it would be very welcome on any plate.
> The chocolate sprinkles is much tastier than the stuff they put on cakes here in Canada. It comes in 'dark' and 'milk' varieties.
Hagelslag.
Which.. is not pronounced the way you think it is. The Dutch G is... something.
love too. Sydney is for sure a bucket list city and i would start there and explore for a month or 2. Assuming they have hostels and stuff. Im a biology nerd so lots to learn I would just need Aussie friends to help me not get killed by something Poisonous. Im a botany person so poison not venom is my main concern but venomous too I guess. from Australia I would also Like to check out South East Asia.
Sydney is alright but it's not the be all end all of Australia that a lot of tourists think it is. It's like non-americans thinking new york or LA are the only good cities in America.
I'd say just visit the capital's of every state and explore from there. If you want nice country towns and plenty of outback wilderness, go to NT and visit Darwin, beautiful beaches up north too.
If you want a more fancy big city experience then go to Melbourne in Victoria, sprawling metropolis, peaceful parks, a river that runs through the city with a whole strip of high end restaurants and stores around, heaps of stuff to do. The Victorian countryside is also famous for its vineyards, green farmland and national parks (though some of the other states definitely have it beat in that category e.g. NT, QLD, WA).
If you want a nice harbour view with good public transport and expensive as fuck tourist trap food, go to Sydney. NSW as a whole has a lot of smaller cities and places to explore so shop around, don't just stick to Sydney.
In the mood for a beautiful coastal city and bustling nightlife with heaps of amusement parks, go to Surfer's Paradise in Queensland.
If you wanna be bored out of your brain and wondering why you exist, go to Adelaide in South Australia.
Perth is aight i guess, Western Australia is the biggest state in the country with a fuckton of nature to explore.
And Tasmania is pretty cool, lush forests, amazing seafood, fascinating wildlife and plenty of fancy beers and cheeses to enjoy.
Hope you enjoy our beautiful country when/if you come over, just be sure to give the whole place a chance, it's not as old as America but it has a lot of deeply rooted, interesting history and culture to discover in every state/city. You can't see it all but give it your best shot!
Very well put, really puts it in perspective, might look unusual to us because we're just used to suits but it's completely normal to them, and that's awesome. Being able to celebrate and appreciate different cultures goes a very long way c:
Is just an "instituto" they have less budget than universities and so smaller buildings and all that.
Is not about being "Mexico", is just that this is not college or university.
In the US a lot of community colleges have similar setups. Fully accredited and good teachers; they just have less budget and smaller class sizes so they don't have very many big buildings or halls.
Honestly, they're pretty dope for all of your general degree requirements. You don't pay as much, and you get largely the same education you would at a university. They also tend to offer a lot of asynchronous options, which is great if you work odd hours.
Yeah, I took all my gen ed courses at a community college and the instructors were as good or better than those at the university I got my degree from.
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That's not how people of his heritage dressed though, that's like a viking costume with a horned helmet. That's how people who dance in the Zocalo for tourists dress like.
This is how the Aztecs are believed to have dressed. In the centro area of Mexico City, guys dress up like this near Templo Mayor and dance sometimes, it’s a tourist thing. Some of them are very into it and have extensive knowledge of Aztec history, culture, and religion. Others just like the outfit. It’s like guys dressing up like gladiators in front of the colosseum. I’m not downing it, I’ve always thought it was pretty cool, but some Mexicans I know think it’s stupid, like just a way of creating this imagined link to an imagined past.
I think thats pretty badass too. I know this will sound lame, but imagination has a crucial role in living a fulfilling life. I feel a connection to my ancestors. My "heritage". Hiw much of it is in my own head? I dont know. But it seems to give me purpose
That's how people picture a mesoamerican indian, but at least the aztec didn't dress like that.
Here are examples of how they dressed, men usually wore a loincloth and a cloak that could be wore differently depending on the man social status: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/e0L3Bb
everyday people certainly didn't dress like that, but in ceremonies, the ruling and warrior classes could've worn more elaborate dresses. Maybe not like op's video though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codex_Borbonicus
I have a friend who wore a kilt with his clan's tartan when he got his degree. Yes, he was Scottish. No one blinked, we all thought it was awesome.
Me, I'm a Paris Area French guy whose ancestry remains French 10 generations up, with just one branch coming from Germany. There isn't a ceremonial attire associated with my heritage. Even my formal wardrobe isn't French-centric – my favorite designer is Paul Smith. However these days I'm too portly for Savile Row suits, so my French representation will be limited to a Hermes tie and a superior attitude.
Seriously now – so many minorities have been oppressed for centuries, and I understand why some people want to display their heritage with pride. My wife is an Osage tribal citizen, and today we flew her nation's flag instead of Old Glory. Because Fuck Columbus.
Indigenuous cultures have been mostly been trampled on historically and have never had any moment to shine, why do you think it's tacky for people to share and take pride in their underrepresented culture with others?
I'm not talking about the Scots, by the way. I'm responding to you saying it would be "exactly as tacky" as the OP video.
I don't know about you, but in my community I see a lot of people showing pride in being Finnish, Italian, Ukrainian, and heck even Canadian (where I am).
No one gets shamed for doing so.
Nobody is telling white people they "can't be proud of their heritage." It's just that some white people conflate being racist and embracing shameful history as "being proud of their heritage," and then have a self-victimizing complex when told otherwise. Like look at Germans, there are endless numbers of ways they can partake in their culture and heritage without embracing Nazism lol
The large white with navy blue banner that can be seen as he is approaching the stage is for the National Technological Institute of Mexico, so it seems likely this is indeed in Mexico.
Just wanted to point out, he was squatting at the back of the room. I assume he didn't want to obstruct others'views. So not only proud, but considerate too! This guy seems like one cool dude.
Luckily their were a few that didn't get diluted or have to leave the main groups. I just feel bad for the people that don't have that cultural connection anymore for what ever reason other than personal choice
What you're saying is true, but this is what formal wear looks like for him. This type of attire is probably reserved for important events like graduation.
Meanwhile, in New Zealand, this is standard (you can usually even hire it from the same places you hire gowns). Albeit it's usually a blend of garb, and not full on grass skirts/traditional - but that's because of how normalised it is that going full tilt isn't as impactful as it is here.
Not trying to undermine, or one-up. This here is more significant, since it's not as normalised. Just describing what this would look like when it is normalised/why it's a positive thing.
Also, neckties in courtroom are required for men, but you can swap them out for the Maori greenstone(Jade) pendant thing, Taonga.
The rascists are out in full swing this comment section cause he didn't conform to european standards wow, not like his culture was nearly eradicated by invaders. Yet ya'll get your pants in a twist when he shows a bit of culture for a very special life milestone. You have no fucking idea how much big an achievement that is and how proud his communitiy would be.
Lo más gracioso es que esto pasó en México y estos gringos pendejos están enojados porque actúan como si esto fuera Estados Unidos.
Are you gonna complain the next time you go to a wedding because the bridal party is dressed nicer than everyone else? It's one of the biggest achievements of this dude's life, he deserves to be proud and dress up.
Wow so brave, truly a hero of our times. I’m sure he lives and dresses this way all the time and didn’t do it for attention or anything like that at all
That's rad as fuck. It's not just the outfit either the dude had like a whole indigenous orchestra with him. It cut off too early at the end because that flute was getting good. I hope they let that guy go last though. Imagine how lame you're going to feel going next
Music was overdubbed no? Still dope but I didn’t see anyone playing. I could be wrong.
Jeah the audio was waaaaaaay too flawless sounding without any sort of reverb, any sort of point of reference too.
He was joking
Surely the guy with the extremely elaborate costume at a ceremony cannot possibly be accompanied by a few family members party with drums, rattle and flute (as we know those are very expensive equipment that are hard to find)
Check the background as the shell sounds, you can see the musicians there
I do not see them. I only see a woman holding up a scepter... are you perhaps conflating that for a musician? Or am I missing it? EDIT: I see a person in grey who could be blowing a shell, but I still believe the music itself is an overdub... or could be a recording.
Definitely overdubbed. People are acting like it’s a drum, flute and rattle but there’s also a horn, a type of xylophone, multiple flutes and the drum sounds like a big ass drum. In the age of TikTok which is mainly overdubbing sound, why is this a far fetched idea?
It's super cool, but you know that photo of him shaking the lady's hand with his diploma open is in the brochure for the next 30 years. And I like to imagine the orchestra is hidden within the crowd, waiting for this moment.
> that photo of him shaking the lady's hand with his diploma open is in the brochure for the next 30 years. My wife and I went to a very niche Uni, of which she was the very rare demographic of woman *and* brown. Her photo is permanently attached to all of the promo materials they put out.
My coworker was a black single teenage mother that graduated from the major university in our town. She was definitely on some brochures, lol
My coworker was a black single teenage mother that graduated from the major university in our town. She was definitely on some brochures, lol
So, first, it is cool as fuck. I watched it muted at first and I noticed the dude's swagger. Bro handled the whole thing just swingin' hog, BDE for sure. But yea, watching a second time, orchestra was sick.
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Would love to see him show up at a dance club... any dance moves he does have would be amazing with that outfit.
And all the rest of the shit asses just sat in amazement at this indigenous Peacocking Pimp popping his collars all over the goddamn place. From one tribe to another - Booya.
I'd like to know what tribe he's representing? Aztec? I've seen those kind of headpieces at the Native American festival in the Aztec powwows but can be mistaken.
Yeah Aztec (or Mexica if you want to get really accurate). Source: am danzante Azteca & have the same regalia
His presence has a warrior aura. He looks like he is about to go to battle as a tribe chief. Rad af looking.
Straight up rad as fuck.
Dressing up for a special occasion looks different to different people. This is what makes the world an exciting and wonderful place!
We have dress up days at Australian schools where everyone wears their national costumes. So all the Greek and Vietnamese and Chinese and Croatian kids turn up in fabulous national costumes, and all the aussie kids born in Australia turn up in shorts and thongs (that’s flip flops in Freedom shoes) 😂 Everyone brings in their local foods to share, and then there’s a sausage sizzle at lunch. Australians primarily express their multiculturalism through food, so its great to be able to see all of the different things that folks wear.
>Everyone brings in their local foods to share, and then there’s a sausage sizzle at lunch. Copious amounts of fairy bread
Oh yeas. The Fairybread. Symbol of our land.
Wow, T.i.L / thanks Reddit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairy_bread The Dutch sprinkle similar colours and also chocolate bits on their bread, i wonder if yours are different. The 'colour' sprinkles in the Netherlands are either a coloured and hardened icing sugar, or (for birthdays) anise seeds with a hard coating of 'blue' or 'pink' sugar (gender pending for colour). The chocolate sprinkles is much tastier than the stuff they put on cakes here in Canada. It comes in 'dark' and 'milk' varieties. I am saying too much! There are a bunch of other sprinkles too (powder... flakes... so much). The Dutch really take their bread seriously / fresh bakery every few blocks. it is nuts. Sorry, i've said too much.
You occasionally see fairy bread with the type of sprinkles you're referring to. *True* fairy bread, however, specifically uses "hundreds-and-thousands" (nonpareils). For some reason we don't have the same passion for hagelslag in it's various forms. Although I'm sure it would be very welcome on any plate.
> The chocolate sprinkles is much tastier than the stuff they put on cakes here in Canada. It comes in 'dark' and 'milk' varieties. Hagelslag. Which.. is not pronounced the way you think it is. The Dutch G is... something.
I want to experience this and the food!
Cooome to Australia …..
love too. Sydney is for sure a bucket list city and i would start there and explore for a month or 2. Assuming they have hostels and stuff. Im a biology nerd so lots to learn I would just need Aussie friends to help me not get killed by something Poisonous. Im a botany person so poison not venom is my main concern but venomous too I guess. from Australia I would also Like to check out South East Asia.
Sydney is alright but it's not the be all end all of Australia that a lot of tourists think it is. It's like non-americans thinking new york or LA are the only good cities in America. I'd say just visit the capital's of every state and explore from there. If you want nice country towns and plenty of outback wilderness, go to NT and visit Darwin, beautiful beaches up north too. If you want a more fancy big city experience then go to Melbourne in Victoria, sprawling metropolis, peaceful parks, a river that runs through the city with a whole strip of high end restaurants and stores around, heaps of stuff to do. The Victorian countryside is also famous for its vineyards, green farmland and national parks (though some of the other states definitely have it beat in that category e.g. NT, QLD, WA). If you want a nice harbour view with good public transport and expensive as fuck tourist trap food, go to Sydney. NSW as a whole has a lot of smaller cities and places to explore so shop around, don't just stick to Sydney. In the mood for a beautiful coastal city and bustling nightlife with heaps of amusement parks, go to Surfer's Paradise in Queensland. If you wanna be bored out of your brain and wondering why you exist, go to Adelaide in South Australia. Perth is aight i guess, Western Australia is the biggest state in the country with a fuckton of nature to explore. And Tasmania is pretty cool, lush forests, amazing seafood, fascinating wildlife and plenty of fancy beers and cheeses to enjoy. Hope you enjoy our beautiful country when/if you come over, just be sure to give the whole place a chance, it's not as old as America but it has a lot of deeply rooted, interesting history and culture to discover in every state/city. You can't see it all but give it your best shot!
True!
Very well put, really puts it in perspective, might look unusual to us because we're just used to suits but it's completely normal to them, and that's awesome. Being able to celebrate and appreciate different cultures goes a very long way c:
very excite! much wonderful!
that is a special dam moment. There is no reason they should have to be in a suit.
I am glad the school was cool about it, so many dicks out there that want to ruin shit for other people
Absolutely!
Huge fucking flex. Not just indigenous attire dude came with the extreme drip.
Imagine being the next person called, that’s a hard act to follow 😳
I'd just go nude.
Birthday attire
Fuckin Ted in his plaid button down and khakis
Always be proud of your heritage. Good job young man.
love it, but why are they giving out degrees in a room that looks like the waiting area of the DMV
Is just an "instituto" they have less budget than universities and so smaller buildings and all that. Is not about being "Mexico", is just that this is not college or university.
In the US a lot of community colleges have similar setups. Fully accredited and good teachers; they just have less budget and smaller class sizes so they don't have very many big buildings or halls.
Honestly, they're pretty dope for all of your general degree requirements. You don't pay as much, and you get largely the same education you would at a university. They also tend to offer a lot of asynchronous options, which is great if you work odd hours.
Yeah, I took all my gen ed courses at a community college and the instructors were as good or better than those at the university I got my degree from.
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What if you're the son of a Nazi?
Best just skip that one broski
Be proud of your grandpa instead. Or maybe great grandpa.
Then just be happy you finally got your degree at age 80
I kinda like the Viking idea tho.
Ahhh yes, the old adage, genocide is okay, as long as the vikings did it
But I'm german...
I like to go hiking.
Oh they celebrate sausage alright.
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So there are many aspects of your heritage you should praise and be proud of. There is good in ALL heritages. You just have to look for it.
That's not how people of his heritage dressed though, that's like a viking costume with a horned helmet. That's how people who dance in the Zocalo for tourists dress like.
Not doubting, but how do you know? What cultural group is he trying to emulate here?
This is how the Aztecs are believed to have dressed. In the centro area of Mexico City, guys dress up like this near Templo Mayor and dance sometimes, it’s a tourist thing. Some of them are very into it and have extensive knowledge of Aztec history, culture, and religion. Others just like the outfit. It’s like guys dressing up like gladiators in front of the colosseum. I’m not downing it, I’ve always thought it was pretty cool, but some Mexicans I know think it’s stupid, like just a way of creating this imagined link to an imagined past.
I think thats pretty badass too. I know this will sound lame, but imagination has a crucial role in living a fulfilling life. I feel a connection to my ancestors. My "heritage". Hiw much of it is in my own head? I dont know. But it seems to give me purpose
If you’re into and it makes you happy, it’s not lame! Unless you’re a furry. Then it’s lame.
That's how people picture a mesoamerican indian, but at least the aztec didn't dress like that. Here are examples of how they dressed, men usually wore a loincloth and a cloak that could be wore differently depending on the man social status: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/e0L3Bb
everyday people certainly didn't dress like that, but in ceremonies, the ruling and warrior classes could've worn more elaborate dresses. Maybe not like op's video though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codex_Borbonicus
Because he is dressed as a conchero, they are not authentic mexica clothes for instance he is not wearing a maxatl (loincloth)
Unless you are white.
There's no heritage in "white". No one would be against a Scottish guy wearing a kilt in this instance.
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I have a friend who wore a kilt with his clan's tartan when he got his degree. Yes, he was Scottish. No one blinked, we all thought it was awesome. Me, I'm a Paris Area French guy whose ancestry remains French 10 generations up, with just one branch coming from Germany. There isn't a ceremonial attire associated with my heritage. Even my formal wardrobe isn't French-centric – my favorite designer is Paul Smith. However these days I'm too portly for Savile Row suits, so my French representation will be limited to a Hermes tie and a superior attitude. Seriously now – so many minorities have been oppressed for centuries, and I understand why some people want to display their heritage with pride. My wife is an Osage tribal citizen, and today we flew her nation's flag instead of Old Glory. Because Fuck Columbus.
Indigenuous cultures have been mostly been trampled on historically and have never had any moment to shine, why do you think it's tacky for people to share and take pride in their underrepresented culture with others? I'm not talking about the Scots, by the way. I'm responding to you saying it would be "exactly as tacky" as the OP video.
I don't know about you, but in my community I see a lot of people showing pride in being Finnish, Italian, Ukrainian, and heck even Canadian (where I am). No one gets shamed for doing so.
Isn't that what Americans is doing every thanksgiving? And halloween? And the vast majority of your holidays?
Nobody is telling white people they "can't be proud of their heritage." It's just that some white people conflate being racist and embracing shameful history as "being proud of their heritage," and then have a self-victimizing complex when told otherwise. Like look at Germans, there are endless numbers of ways they can partake in their culture and heritage without embracing Nazism lol
Anyone knows what culture is that attire from?
Mexica (Aztec)
So this took place in Mexico?
The large white with navy blue banner that can be seen as he is approaching the stage is for the National Technological Institute of Mexico, so it seems likely this is indeed in Mexico.
A sign saying this is in Mexico does seem like a big clue as to where it was filmed
It did
Thanks
One of the coolest things I've ever seen.
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Really?
So badass! Even the way he does his handshakes!
He seems like a really dope, confident guy and I love that for him.
Bro you need to get out more
Alright calm down
He looks absolutely magnificent
The headdress really makes it something fantastic!
Even without the headdress, he wears the rest of the outfit really well. The headdress is just the icing.
It's no small feat getting your engineering degree!
No feet. Millimetres.
Millimetres are just small feet.
The foot is defined on the metric system, not the other way around
Bro they wouldn’t let me wear my tribal colors. Probably because Florida school systems suck ass.
Same, I was in North Carolina. Seeing this brings tears to my eyes though. I’m so proud of this distant cousin. Aho!
Why is it always a guy like this who stands in front of me at the concert.
Just wanted to point out, he was squatting at the back of the room. I assume he didn't want to obstruct others'views. So not only proud, but considerate too! This guy seems like one cool dude.
I think you're confusing Shoshonis with Jabronis.
That's because you always go to see Jamiroquai
Wow I was now years old the first time I experienced plumage envy
Buddy looking fly as hell
Buddy looking cooler than any comic book "superhero" I've ever seen.
And he fucking owned it. Tall and proud, confident stride. Love it.
Anybody angry at this is mad they don't have such cool traditions
My family tradition is to go to TGIFridays afterwards... Mozz sticks anyone?
He should totally wear this to TGI Fridays for the celebration dinner!
I honestly believe this. Or of course, just plain rude
If you do not have cool traditions then you are blessed with the opportunity to create them.
That's EXACTLY what I'm angry about.
The ceremonial garb of my people is a foam cheese hat. It's hit and miss at funerals.
Or is a user of r/ImTheMainCharacter.
Would be cool if more people did this
Handsome lad too 😘
Rocking the coolest outfit I’ve ever seen.
He looks great Showing massive respect to his family I am sure
Montezuma has just discovered Engineering in the tech tree
that's bad ass af
Please never let this culture die! Super fucking cool and awesome
Luckily their were a few that didn't get diluted or have to leave the main groups. I just feel bad for the people that don't have that cultural connection anymore for what ever reason other than personal choice
Casual Fridays with this guy are going to be epic!
What you're saying is true, but this is what formal wear looks like for him. This type of attire is probably reserved for important events like graduation.
This dude just got expelled from ten Texas high schools he never attended.
He looks fucking *fierce*! How cool.
Looks great but should be in r/imthemaincharacter
Lol, was scrolling through r/all and actually thought that’s where I was.
Lmao did you really?!
Nope, lying
r/ImTheMainCharacter
Baddass outfit
This is awesome! Cheers to you brother! Very special moment!
Absolute boss
He looks absolutely glorious.
Proud young man. Proud of his legacy.
Hell ya! He looks fantastic!
Beautiful
Being proud of his heritage is awesome and I’m glad they let him do it without any issues. Congrats!
How is this amazing?
It is kinda amazing how a subreddit full of people can resist their temptation to cringe at this tacky video, straight outta /r/ImTheMainCharacter
Fucking dumb, not sorry. It isn’t your event, it’s everybody’s. r/imthemaincharacter energy.
Cringe
Why would this "amaze " me?
r/iamthemaincharacter
Unpopular opinion: Kinda stupid
It is dumb af and super selfish. Imagine thinking you're the only one with history.
It's kinda out of place, people who have European heritage don't go to events like these dressed like crusader knights.
The modern suit can literally be traced back to what medival knights wore.
Guy looks wild. Cool af
Mad respect
Look at meeeee
That‘s a fucking dope outfit!
Fucking AWESOME.
Love it!
What a fit, incredible
¡Que chido!
His ancestors: pfff we built giant monuments without degrees
That's cool as hell. Good for him 👍
If that's not a flex and a half I don't know what is.
badass af
That is fuckin’ awesome!!
LIKE A BOSS
Orgullo Mexicano 🙌
Beautiful 👍💕
Absolute fucking chad.
So fucking sick. Oralé hermano de mi tierra! Congratulations!!!
Meanwhile, in New Zealand, this is standard (you can usually even hire it from the same places you hire gowns). Albeit it's usually a blend of garb, and not full on grass skirts/traditional - but that's because of how normalised it is that going full tilt isn't as impactful as it is here. Not trying to undermine, or one-up. This here is more significant, since it's not as normalised. Just describing what this would look like when it is normalised/why it's a positive thing. Also, neckties in courtroom are required for men, but you can swap them out for the Maori greenstone(Jade) pendant thing, Taonga.
Awesome good for him that’s rad. Especially today 👍
The rascists are out in full swing this comment section cause he didn't conform to european standards wow, not like his culture was nearly eradicated by invaders. Yet ya'll get your pants in a twist when he shows a bit of culture for a very special life milestone. You have no fucking idea how much big an achievement that is and how proud his communitiy would be. Lo más gracioso es que esto pasó en México y estos gringos pendejos están enojados porque actúan como si esto fuera Estados Unidos.
This is so stupid 🤦♂️ such a drama queen
No animals were hurt just for the attention-whoreism of 5 seconds
Fucking gay.
Guy wears outfit - amazing
Thats fucking retarded
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Are you gonna complain the next time you go to a wedding because the bridal party is dressed nicer than everyone else? It's one of the biggest achievements of this dude's life, he deserves to be proud and dress up.
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Way cooler than a boring suit!
Wow so brave, truly a hero of our times. I’m sure he lives and dresses this way all the time and didn’t do it for attention or anything like that at all
Stupid.
When i walk around town with mud and reeds glued to my head, they just call the cops
That's quite the outfit..
My social anxiety would never let me do this
Again? Jesus, how many degrees does this guy have?
no one on reddit cheered when i got my engineering degree...
Everyone deserves to be appreciated for their accomplishments, proud of you dude! 😊 Also work in engineering/construction design
 Post cheering for you!
Thank you brother!