Music Artwork on clothing

How do you feel about wearing/people who wear clothing that features art of musicians and music even though they don't know/care for the music? At the level of the basic Metallica shirt, that's just poser stuff, but what about Raf or Undercover stuff, say? For example, I've seen some cool Undercover pieces with Marquee Moon art, and the album just kind of comes off as underwhelming and bland to me; the same applies to New Order's Power, Corruption & Lies. What do you guys think about that sort of stuff? To me, honestly, I do care about music a lot, so unless I get into the music I generally tend to not go for the clothes.

nah if it looks cool wear it

There's only two kinds of people who wear merch (or merch-derived/inspired clothing)
1- people who are fans of this or that band/artist
2- literal posers

there's plenty of different kinds of posers; the ironic ones, the lazy ones, the hypocritical ones, the fake-ass ones, and they all come with various bullshit excuses for wearing advertisements of bands they don't really care about.
But merch (or pseudo-merch) rarely, VERY rarely looks as good as non-merch clothing. So at the end of the day, it remains painfully obvious that all those who wear merch of bands/artists they don't like are just vain faggots with no taste.

here's the thing though: it doesn't

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>For example, I've seen some cool Undercover pieces with Marquee Moon art, and the album just kind of comes off as underwhelming and bland

>and the album just kind of comes off as underwhelming and bland

off yourself pleb

op is not talking about merch or """merch-derived""" clothing at all

But you could be a fan of Raf, but not New Order. Just because Raf uses those designs doesn't make his work just merch.

I'm more worried about your absolutely unsalvageable music taste senpai.

I do listen to a ton of stuff, just never got into a lot of punk or post-punk. Don't know why so many designers are into those specific genres, honestly.