Supreme x Marvin Gaye Supreme 2018 Fall/Winter A capsule collection featuring Marvin Gaye, the singer-songwriter who supported the soul music scene of the 60s and 70s as the Prince of Motown. A pullover hoodie featuring a print of the album cover from his 1971 hit song, "What's Going On." In this album, Marvin's lyrics addressing social issues such as the Vietnam War, pollution, and poverty, and his candid expression of his anguish, shocked people at the time. Creating a concept album based on a single theme, especially social conditions, was groundbreaking in the world of black music, which was centered on singles. Also, Motown was passive about the content of this album, but Marvin himself wanted to produce it himself, which attracted attention. This self-produced attitude of putting together what he felt without interference greatly influenced artists of the same generation, such as Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, and Curtis Mayfield. On April 1, 1984, while intervening in a fight between his parents at home, his father, Marvin Gay Sr., fired a pistol, and two shots fired at close range hit his chest and shoulder, and he passed away the day before his 45th birthday. 100% Cotton Made in Canada M = 71/59/65 Color: Black系 (Black-based) Pattern/Design: Print (logo, etc.) Type: Pullover Stains, tears, odors, etc.: None