you need beyonce and miriah carey who say that is hidous. >> yeah, the women. >> i would never go outguy who did their pants. >> if a girl wouldn't date a dude they wouldn't do it everything they do it for the girls. >> peek for yourself. >> 35 percent. >> i think bill does. he is a mentor. >> thank you. watch your english. >>> and we had this discussion in the green room, what are the origins of this? >> prison. >> and then there is two competing thoughts of how it started in prison. my buddy said from belt removal so they don't kill themselves and secretly they have to hold their pants up and makes them only have one hand. >> no. >> first of all, it is definitely belt removal. sneakers with no laces. that was a thing that came back to the hood. same thing with the belt . also for when you are spoken for in prison. somebody knows he's poken for. >> and when i used to wear my pants like that my cell mate called me easy acess. >> that is your initials. >> is that like empathy fashion and you go back to the hood and your uncle maybe in prison and you want to dress like him? >> yeah, yea

dana you hate this look and what is needed is not a law but people like beyonce and miriah carey say it is an awful look. you are assuming they think that. >> maybe we could pay them to say that. >> they don't do it for money. >> airingings are only 180 million. >> true. >> i mean to get somebody like victoria jackson or victoria jackson. >> or katherine webb. the new hot model. >> give somebody like rosy odonnle. she is a tough girl. not everyone shares your taste in women. >> right. i like them where they wear a utility belt. >> throw it around a bit. >> i like the tough broad. >> i am with you on this, will. this massachusetts law they cite has never been applied to saggy pants. >> the larger point of the story, aren't we just glad that people are just still wearing pants? >> no, we are not. no. you speak for yourself, sir. >> i give it five more years. >> i think the fabric jail movement will begin shortly. >> the what? >> we are living in fabric jail. >> each one much us are living in a fabric jail. >> played prison. >> and by the way, you talk body the prison and the idea that