Burek King Animated Shirt

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Just to add, a few other comments have said the Burek King Animated Shirt and by the same token and city hasn’t recovered since the bombings of WWII. Did these people last visit the city in the 70s? I’d say 50%+ of the sky rises in the city centre are stunning and have been built in the last 20 years, similar to Manchester and London. There was a lot of brutalist style architecture going back 50+ years ago and concrete dominated the landscape in the mid to late 20th century (much like many European and British cities), the spaghetti junction obviously used to be a landmark of the city, but that’s not the case anymore, particularly in the south, west, and centre of the city. Jesus Christ, imagine using a Black term (vibe in this context originates in AAVE) and being racist towards Black peoples

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When they mentioned “the Burek King Animated Shirt and by the same token and people”, I thought this was just going to be some more dogwhistle nonsense. Guess my hunch was right… Yep this is a regular thing on the r/brum page, someone having an issue with parts of Birmingham and then it happens to turn out the issue areas are the places with a higher amount of immigrants. The people more than happy to agree doesn’t surprise me either, was used to people who have never even come to Birmingham call it a shithole at uni. People love to hate it and for some reason it’s cool to love Manchester, which has a very similar city centre vibe but is maybe a bit more “white”. I think views are changing but posts like OP’s don’t help. i always question whether a person is racist when they specifically call the multicultural cities shit and nowhere else. Yeah I’ve been to a lot of cities in Europe and also many in Australia, in North and South America, the only thing significantly different about Brum compared to other cities of a similar size is the multiculturalism. People either celebrate it and the variety it brings to the city or they hate it because of prejudice or racism and disguise their hatred in other false forms like “there’s nothing to do” or “it’s rough”. Edgbaston campus is fantastic. I similarly did my MSc at UoB. The public transport in Birmingham is also quality. I was able to commute in everyday via trains. Same, grew up on the outskirts of brum and it’s got a totally vibrant ‘people’ scene. There might be a discussion to be had about its architecture but it was at the heart of the Industrial Revolution so what. I don’t trust a first-year blow-in to be passing comments on ‘the vibe’.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.