"Swag ain't something you can wear on your neck
You can buy you a chain, but you can't buy respect.."
You can buy you a chain, but you can't buy respect.."
Fellas, and ladies, who thought you could buy something tangible and pass it off as "swag" are sadly mistaken. In Keri Hilson's take on hit song, Turn My Swag On, she clearly puts on for those fortunate enough to have attained swag (aka confidence). The material things, no doubt, represent the visual aspects of swag, but there is no denying that dude/female you see who has swag oozing from their pores. Having swag doesn't neccessarily demand you to be up on all the new, but to have the ability and confidence to be you in this everchanging society. Swag is your ego; your ideal that not only are you better than the next dude or female, but that everyone else can also see it. You can't buy your personality in stores, you can't imitate the next person and demand others to acknowledge "your swag". In your own capacity, swag is a part of you and is evident in all the things you do and say. Demand respect and walk with class and I can guarantee you will find your swag.
No comments:
Post a Comment