A short YouTube monologue in which the speaker criticizes expensive designer shoes (citing $1,500–$2,000 examples) as uncomfortable and explains their preference for more comfortable, better-value shoes—specifically Cole Haan—which they describe as costing about $200. The speaker also mentions owning multiple colors (black, blue, gray) and suggests they would financially support brands they find valuable.
Cole Haan
$200
$1,500–$2,000
Black, blue, and gray
Because I got a lot of friends that wear Louis Vuitton and Gucci and all the designer stuff. And they're like, dude, why do you wear the Cole Han shoes? They're like 200 bucks. They always make fun of me. They're wearing their 1500$2000 shoes. Like, I don't get it. Because they're not comfortable. Fifteen hundred dollars on a pair of damn shoes that, like, hurt my feet after two hours. Like, what the hell is there? The only luxury brand that I wear are these bad boys right here. The only reason why I wear these is because their soles feel like nikes. And only 650 bucks. If I like something, I will spit whatever it takes. If I see the value. I should be a brand sponsor, a brand investor for this company. But I have the black ones, the blue ones, the gray ones.
