Stray Kids Praised For Incorporating THIS In Music & Fashion Sense

As COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, Stray Kids' promotion for MAXIDENT allowed the boys to have a series of wholesome and face-to-face interactions with STAYs!

From sharing a conversation with fans about getting tattoos to complimenting the boys for incorporating THIS in their music and fashion sense.

What are Stray Kids doing that brought STAYs to applaud their lyric and fashion sense? Keep reading this article to know more!

Stray Kids Lauded by STAYs for Fashion Inclusivity

Aside from breaking charts, Stray Kids is also among the vocal artists who defy gender norms. One of the manifestations of how Stray Kids break gender norms is how some members wear clothing that they think "best suits" them, regardless of gender.

For instance, Stray Kids' leader, Bang Chan, is often seen wearing crop tops. Interestingly, international media outlets have hailed Bang Chan as one of the celebrity males who effortlessly slay this fashion sense.

According to reports, whenever the Stray Kids' leader wears a crop top, he radiates both chic and punk style, which reveals the different facets of him as a person.

Alongside Bang Chan is his co-Aussie line, Felix, who was also praised by fans on how he is interested in Gigi and Bella Hadid's apparel in ELLE Korea 2021. The Stray Kids dancer expressed his love for wearing "fashion free of boundaries."

"I think it's really cool when a male model pulls off and digests female clothing really well as well as pull off extravagant hair and makeup." - Stray Kids Felix

Felix also shared that whenever he sees male models pulling female clothing, he begins to develop a curiosity to try wearing clothing that "breaks boundaries and imaginations."

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Aside from the occurrences mentioned above, Stray Kids have practiced inclusivity by incorporating non-binary individuals in their speech and Lee Know wearing a "safety pin earring" that signified social and environmental consciousness.

Additionally, this fashion sense denotes that the wearer "is an ally of marginalized community" from which, the LGBTQ+ community is included.

More importantly, the 'Thunderous' hitmakers were seen to be exploring the Pride Events in New York when the boys performed at KCON 2018 in New York.

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Stray Kids' Inclusivity Campaign on their Lyricism

In social media, a STAY who attended Stray Kids' fan meeting shared how Stray Kids Felix reacted when the fan thanked the group for producing 'gender-neutral' lyrics. The fan told Felix that through this gesture, LGBTQ+ STAYs feel that they are "included," despite being marginalized by the majority.

In response, Felix reacted by reaching his fans on the acrylic barrier.

As the tweet went viral and was watched by several LGBTQ+ STAYs, the fans extended gratitude to the STAY who attended the fan sign and of course, to the 'Thunderous' singer.

Here are some of the fan's insights:

"Thank you for speaking for the LGBTQ+ community and saying what some of us may not get the opportunity to!"

"Felix is an angel! I love him so much. Thanks for telling him this!"

"Things like these actually make me feel so seen, included and loved. Can't express its impact in words."

"My heart! at the Oakland show there were sooo many posters of the LGBTQ+ community and it made me so happy they all feel comfortable and that SKZ makes them feel that way. It's heartwarming."

"Thank you for letting them know how important it is to so many of their fans"

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Here are other manifestations of Stray Kids' support to LGBTQ+ community, which makes STAYs love them even more! Indeed, STAYs are stanning artists with music and fashion advocacy!

Will you stan Stray Kids now? Share your thoughts below!

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This is written by Sophia Carson