In 2004, Bogusky put a person in a chicken suit on the internet and told you to type commands at them. They did everything.
It was one of the first viral interactive ads ever made. Millions of people typed increasingly unhinged things at a chicken. The chicken complied. Advertising hasn’t been the same since. This shirt is for the people who remember.
“I REMEMBER SUBSERVIENT CHICKEN” — block lettering, two familiar colors, chest print. No explanation required for anyone who was there. Completely baffling to everyone else, especially the interns. They’ll Google it. They’ll still be confused.
Heavyweight 6.1 oz ring-spun US cotton with a garment-dyed finish — broken in before it ships, soft from the first wear. Relaxed fit, tubular construction (no side seams), double-needle stitching throughout. It holds its shape, ages well, and gets better the more you wear it.
$35
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