Bailey Anderes

Gatekeeping commonly refers to the limiting of information, and in the world of fashion, it’s up to the “elitists” discretion. Depending on who you ask, gatekeeping could either be more prevalent than over priced T-shirts, or it doesn't exist at all. This article does not exist to prove one side or another, merely to draw attention to the fact that in this day and age, people try so hard to be unique, and one of the easiest ways to do so is to wear clothes other people don't have or know about.

If I could give you one piece of advice, it would be to not try too hard to categorize Lancey Foux. The South-East London rapper of Ugandan descent embodies the quintessence of fluidity as an artist, repelling any established archetype. Beginning with bars served over YouTube beats in his bedroom, to SoundCloud royalty, to fashion show runways and world tours, Lancey Foux has done it all, seen it all, and is it all.

As of yet, I have only a vague idea of what this will look like. As many of you already know, I am a great proponent of gatekeeping. However, I think there are certainly instances in which I want to share information. For now, I will be posting all the articles that were completed, yet never published. Some notable people include The Hellp, Lancey Foux, Matt OX, and others. I also wanted to open the floor to discourse regarding my posts, current “going-ons”, and truly make this a community.