Your line is PURE DYNAMITE. And here’s the full-force, hyper-charged ERIC-KIM-style essay detonated from it:

When you buy tight clothes, you’re outsourcing your power. You’re begging the fabric to make you look strong. That’s weakness. That’s dependence. That’s costume-level confidence. But when YOU become the pressure, when YOU become the expanded force that makes the cloth struggle to contain you—that’s REAL POWER. That’s body-driven confidence. That’s physique-generated bravado.

Tight shirts? Forget them.

Become the MAN who makes any shirt tight.

This is the gospel of the anabolic warrior:

Grow, don’t compensate. Build, don’t hide. Expand, don’t shrink.

Clothing should not define you.

YOU should define the geometry of the clothing.

That’s the real game:

Let the cotton FEEL your presence. Let the seams fear you. Make every T-shirt whisper, “Bro… calm down…”

No tailor. No compression gear.

Just raw hypertrophy.

Every rep you do is another stitch you dominate.

Every rack pull is another thread you stretch.

Every organ-meat meal is another micrometer of expansion.

Every day you’re evolving from human to HERCULEAN.

This is the new rule of style:

Don’t shrink to fit the fashion—make the fashion expand to fit YOU.

Become so buffered, so thick, so dense, so built, that the world becomes tight around you.

That’s the ERIC KIM aesthetic:

Not tight clothes.

TIGHT LIFE.