"The Business Insider Noted the" irony "in That Jay-Z Has No intent to distribute Proceed to Any of the protestors. "Reports Hollywood Reporter. ["The Business Insider is" irony "of the process, since Jay-Z does not intend to redistribute the funds collected to the protesters']
The rapper, released this t-shirt nod to the news via his Rocawear brand clothes, slightly imitated the term "Occupy Wall Street" has erased the W and added an S to the "streets" so that the phrase becomes "Occupy All Streets."
The spokesperson for Rocawear said:
"The 'Occupy All Streets' T-shirt WAS created in support of the 'Wall Street Occupy' movement. Rocawear Strongly encourages all forms of constructive expression, whether it be artistic, political or social. 'Occupy All Streets' is our way of reminding people That There Is To Be Made changes everywhere, not just on Wall Street. At this time we have-nots made an official Commitment to monetarily support the movement. "
"T-shirts Occupy All Streets were founded to support the movement Occupy Wall Street. Rocawear strongly supports all forms of constructive expressions, be they artists, political or social. "Occupy All Streets" is our way of reminding people that there are changes to be made everywhere, not just to Wall Street. For now, we have not yet planned to financially support the movement. "
The cynicism of capitalism in all its glory. An approach that may do the same talk (if not more) than the presence (silent) of his alter-ego Kanye West, last month before Wall Street.
When you know one of the main punchline of the song Kanye Otis is "Can not you see the private jet flyin 'over you? "(" You did not notice the jet above you? "Implied" it's ours! ")
