thahappycamper
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khmer people selling t-shirts outta cali using khmer1jivit to market it
http://www.beekhmerxbeeside.com/
http://www.beekhmerxbeeside.com/
Http://www.beekhmerxbeeside.com/
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I'm so digging the song.
"dance, dance"The products is not in the affordable price range for the majority. The Khmer theme can be more stylist then that. Not much option in image to pick from.
thahappycamper
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I dig the effort but the don't like execution.
thahappycamper
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As for the khmer rap song, the recording is on point, on the technical side. I like it too, however I don't like the song or the style or the artist. It's too "west coast TRG 90s gangsta" that shit is played out 20 years ago lolz. Talk about being stuck in time.
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thahappycamper
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I like the clothes; very high design quality but not for me. I don't have an occasion to wear it. This is for young people, I'm 33. I'm better off in some American Eagle attires. I look good in em.
They need to sell thin white shirt with a Khmer image just like the American Eagle. Cut down on the unnecessary cost.
Their clothes design is too back in the day for me. A touch of Khmer along with an Asian theme with it would be nice. A mixture can make it look more modern. Khmer writing with a pink blossom, etc. can satisfy different preferences.
thahappycamper
Level 3
Some of their stuff is sold out.
Not my taste dude. I can't imagine myself wearing those stuff. I'm a chiffon girl.
I'll look like a gangster girl. lolz
Some people are not persistent enough, which is important in getting somewhere. Eminem spend 15 years before he was noticed. The Khmer needs to learn not to quit and keep striving.
Same thing with youtube, you can be lousy, but quitting is the key to failure. After 15,000 subscribers, as mentioned before, the guy probably realized that it isn't his passion to do daily, etc. Youtube is one of the place where talent isn't needed but luck and/or persistent will get you there.
If its your passion, keep on it, no matter how long it take.
thahappycamper
Level 3
I've been trying to make something of myself since I was a teen. Been through hell and back in the process and I learned a lot about people along the way. I live for the fight, quitting was never my thing, and it's not about winning either. If I never succeed at least I know that I tried my best. Some people don't even try at all. I give props to anyone who put out great effort in their interests and have the balls to pursue it, in the face of fear, setbacks, challenges, adversity, etc. Death should be the only thing stopping them.