The Style Evolution of MC Stan

One of the unique and stylish artists in the Indian rap industry – MC Stan himself is a fashion revolution. He is an incredible rapper, singer, songwriter, and music producer. He is filling the generation gap with his addictive music and spiffy styling sense. From Wata to Tadipaar, he tried several things and experimented a lot with his looks. So, let’s dig into the style evolution of MC Stan and try to comprehend his fashion. 

MC Stan is a creative soul, not only in art, but also in fashion. He is known to make bold style statements. 

MC Stan can pull off the things effortlessly that most of us can’t even think about. 

His selection of colors, hairstyles, and accessories is uncommon. 

In one of his interviews, MC Stan mentioned that now he’s full of new school hip-hop and his style inspiration comes from Young Thug (An American rapper). 

So, we can expect future MC Stan with iced-out jewelry, flashy dressing, and high-fashion outfits.

With that being said, let’s go back in time and try to decode MC Stan’s style. 

The Style Evolution of MC Stan

Phase 1 (2018) –

This was the time when MC Stan released his banger single “Wata” that became his breakout track and most of us discovered him because of that. 

At that time, MC Stan was not very popular. He had no luxury to flex despite that. We can see his productivity and remarkable style sense. 

A simple checked shirt, sunglasses, and a bandana on his head – the legendary look of MC Stan that we can never forget. 

However, this was the initial phase of MC Stan’s era, but he completely ruled the streets in that music video and we can see his phenomenal camera-presence and golden shoulders to pull off the bold style.

There is always something different with Stan’s hairstyles and accessories. 

We can see his favorite glasses, a wristwatch, and a beanie on his head with an alien face logo. 

Well, we can say that MC Stan was big on his style from the very beginning. 

Phase 2 (2019) –

During this phase, MC Stan was growing with the pace of light. 

He released some very good tracks in 2019, like Khuja Mat, Lowkey, Khajwe Vichaar, Yede Ki Chadar & Astaghfirullah. 

He tried distinct looks in different music videos. 

For example, he wore colorful boxers, a golden chain with a bandana on his forehead in Khuja Mat. 

And he pulled off a natty black hoodie and a baseball cap in Khajwe Vichaar (kept it classy). 

This was the point when Stan started leveling up his kicks & hairstyle game.

He tried dreadlocks, blonde hair, and some other similar hairstyles during this phase. 

He was also making voguish fashion statements with his accessories and extraordinary glasses. 

He was getting better at both music and styling with every music video. 

In some of his music videos, he also started showing up his respect for the blood gang. 

In a nutshell, we can say that this was one of the most significant phases for MC Stan’s music and fashion discovery.

Phase 3 (2020) –

In 2020, MC Stan dropped his debut album “Tadipaar”, which is by far one of the best albums in the Indian rap scene.

This record is so incredible that MC Stan earned a lot of loyal & crazy fans after its release. 

In this album, MC Stan showed his extraordinary production skills, dope flows, and lyricism. But along with the art, he also nailed it at the camera-presence and styling. 

He tried so many looks, so many outfits, so many hairstyles, and rocked each of them effortlessly.

From floral prints to bulky jackets, turtlenecks to hoodies, his every look was just impressive.

His high-fashion sneakers elevated his style game to another level. 

MC Stan has the potential to set up trends, to bring new waves with his unpredictable styling. 

He is a super talented, creative, and confident guy and one of the best examples of his confidence is when he pulled off dad socks with sky-high swag in the music video of Hosh Mai Aa. 

And apart from this, he also has a big “Compton” tattoo on his chest that shows his love for the legends of hip-hop.

Current Phase –

MC Stan is a revolutionary artist. His music and style sense is ahead of time.

Nevertheless, he is growing quick and in the coming years, he will be repping Indian hip-hop globally. 

In 2021, he released some ground-breaking tracks like Snake, Kahan Par Hai, Rehmani Keeda, Broke Is A Joke, I’m Done, Nanchaku etc and these all are new vibes.

He tried different things in these songs and, along with his music, his style also changed. 

For example: in the music video of Snake, we can see his colored dreadlocks, jewelry, jordans, funky glasses, and baggy clothing. 

Then he changed his hairstyle completely in Broke Is A Joke and wore a black-colored hoodie and sunglasses paired with white low-top sneakers.

Now, we can see that he is elevating his footwear and jewelry game gradually. 

He is also mastering layering hoodies, flannel shirts, and bomber jackets.

That said, he is still experimenting with his dressing and to be honest he is very young and contains a lot of potentials. 

So, he can surely make it huge and put desi hip hop on the map.

MC Stan in his song Broke Is A Joke also said that he makes or alters his clothing by himself. That seems true because he is super creative in his fashion as well.

Conclusion

MC Stan is an extremely talented artist. We are still not aware of his all capabilities.

He is one of the most popular guys in the Indian rap industry and he is still far away from his prime.

Yes, not everyone can dress like MC Stan but we can learn a lot from him.

We can appreciate him for his journey, his art, and his hard work in respect to his music and style sense. 

He is bringing a gigantic wave in the industry that he also mentioned in one of his songs – “Main fashion idhar laane wala matlab Kanye West.”

So, let’s wish MC Stan a dazzling future and pass him a lot of wishes with good energy. 

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