Some songs are good for a season, and then there are the ones that are basically immortal. You can hear the opening notes three decades later and suddenly you’re 12 again, singing into a hairbrush, riding around in the backseat while your parents’ favorite station is blasting through the speakers, or screaming along with your friends at a school dance. These are the complete bangers—the songs that survive every musical trend, questionable fashion era and changing definition of what’s “cool.”
And really, what makes them timeless is the memories associated with those songs. You know every word, you know exactly when that guitar riff is coming and you will absolutely be singing louder than the person next to you when the chorus hits. Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’” is practically the patron saint of this category. It’s been getting people to belt out that chorus for generations, whether they discovered that jam on the radio, at a bar, in a movie or thanks to The Sopranos. So naturally, wearing your love for the song on your shirt feels less like fashion and more like a public service.
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Journey Don’t Stop Believin’ Graphic Tee, $5.55 at Five Below
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Five Below’s Journey “Don’t Stop Believin'” graphic tee is basically a wearable excuse to keep one of rock’s most enduring anthems in heavy rotation. It has that classic graphic-tee feel that works especially well with jeans, shorts or layered under a denim or leather jacket. The Journey branding and instantly recognizable “Don’t Stop Believin'” message do most of the talking, so you don’t need to overthink the outfit. Plus, it comes in the loveliest pastel purple. It’s the kind of shirt that feels nostalgic without requiring you to actually dig through your closet for something from 1981 when the song was originally released).
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Now you might be wondering, “If the song came out in ’81, why does the t-shirt say ’73?” Easy explanation: The band formed in early 1973, hence the ’73. It’s harkening back to Journey’s roots rather than when the song debuted. For a little more of the band’s history, Steve Perry, whose vocals you hear on “Don’t Stop Believin'” didn’t join Journey until 1977, four years after these guys first started making music together.
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