why be a dubz boyz
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Anybody ever noticed the dubz boy... you may not but it's a real style niche and it just seems like a ridiculous way to exist. You see one and think "he probably has a 'slammed' VW"
He will have done something like this to his car:

But that's not all of it. Part of the theme is that you also have to 'do' yourself as well so you look like every other dubz boy. I can't be too specific as a lot of this is about particular brands and not wanting to be a dubz boy I've not really looked into what would be required. But they all seem to wear shorts (even when it's cold), 'converse' sort of basketball shoes, logo t-shirt and a baseball cap. All tight clothing. Skater belt. Always tattoos, especially on the calf. Sometimes ear stretchers.
If anybody on here owns a slammed VW and wears all those sorts of clothes I'd be interested to hear how it happened or even better if you used to be one and you were cured.
He will have done something like this to his car:
But that's not all of it. Part of the theme is that you also have to 'do' yourself as well so you look like every other dubz boy. I can't be too specific as a lot of this is about particular brands and not wanting to be a dubz boy I've not really looked into what would be required. But they all seem to wear shorts (even when it's cold), 'converse' sort of basketball shoes, logo t-shirt and a baseball cap. All tight clothing. Skater belt. Always tattoos, especially on the calf. Sometimes ear stretchers.
If anybody on here owns a slammed VW and wears all those sorts of clothes I'd be interested to hear how it happened or even better if you used to be one and you were cured.
shih tzu faced said:
Optional roof rack with assorted boot sale sh!te strapped to it for bonus dub pointz.
Old battered suitcase, Jerry cans and some sort of BMX bike, that kind of thing.
Whatever floatz your boat I guess
I've seen the bike on the roof rack thing. And a front wing with the paint sanded off so it goes rusty. Old battered suitcase, Jerry cans and some sort of BMX bike, that kind of thing.
Whatever floatz your boat I guess

Lowered and stanced, preferably so that the tyres are rubbing on the arches on anything bumpier than a billiard table, tyres stretched to the max over unfeasibly wide wheels. (Generally Audi wheels, including Audi wheel centres even though they are on a golf), 4d or gel plates obviously. (Front number plate removed and resting at a jaunty angle on the dash board) American market spec indicators illuminated as side lights. Rear wiper removed, blowing black soot over the rear end (which is never washed even though the rest of the car is gleaming) wastegate whistle on every gear change. To be driven, wearing the obligatory hoodie (hood up), drivers seat reclined at 45°. Clouds of strawberry scented vape emerging every 15 seconds.
Have I missed anything?
Yeah subculture.
Have I missed anything?
Yeah subculture.
Edited by Bobupndown on Saturday 15th April 11:10
Edited by Bobupndown on Sunday 16th April 07:52
You mean just like ‘hot rodders’ who dress like they’re in the 1950’s or Vespa riding ‘mods’?
As said above, it’s just a particular area of being a car enthusiast.
If you’re going to be a dick to groups of people for no reason, there are far far worse areas of car culture to focus on than some kids in slammed VWs.
As said above, it’s just a particular area of being a car enthusiast.
If you’re going to be a dick to groups of people for no reason, there are far far worse areas of car culture to focus on than some kids in slammed VWs.
ingenieur said:
Anybody ever noticed the dubz boy... you may not but it's a real style niche and it just seems like a ridiculous way to exist. You see one and think "he probably has a 'slammed' VW"
He will have done something like this to his car:

But that's not all of it. Part of the theme is that you also have to 'do' yourself as well so you look like every other dubz boy. I can't be too specific as a lot of this is about particular brands and not wanting to be a dubz boy I've not really looked into what would be required. But they all seem to wear shorts (even when it's cold), 'converse' sort of basketball shoes, logo t-shirt and a baseball cap. All tight clothing. Skater belt. Always tattoos, especially on the calf. Sometimes ear stretchers.
If anybody on here owns a slammed VW and wears all those sorts of clothes I'd be interested to hear how it happened or even better if you used to be one and you were cured.
You just described the average postmanHe will have done something like this to his car:
But that's not all of it. Part of the theme is that you also have to 'do' yourself as well so you look like every other dubz boy. I can't be too specific as a lot of this is about particular brands and not wanting to be a dubz boy I've not really looked into what would be required. But they all seem to wear shorts (even when it's cold), 'converse' sort of basketball shoes, logo t-shirt and a baseball cap. All tight clothing. Skater belt. Always tattoos, especially on the calf. Sometimes ear stretchers.
If anybody on here owns a slammed VW and wears all those sorts of clothes I'd be interested to hear how it happened or even better if you used to be one and you were cured.
Yellowfez said:
It’s mostly middle aged men in £80k vw transporters I thought, seems to be a big thing toward Devon/Cornwall
Basically anywhere on the south coast to be honest, complete with hawaiian lei hanging from rearview mirror. Bit like when I see someone 40+ with a skateboard thinking they're Tony Hawk.Tankrizzo said:
Yellowfez said:
It’s mostly middle aged men in £80k vw transporters I thought, seems to be a big thing toward Devon/Cornwall
Basically anywhere on the south coast to be honest, complete with hawaiian lei hanging from rearview mirror. Bit like when I see someone 40+ with a skateboard thinking they're Tony Hawk.
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