The speaker, who runs a clothing brand called King Pigeon, has discovered instances of their merchandise being pirated and sold at a fraction of the original price. The speaker is not upset by this, as they view it as a sign of success. They compare the original merchandise with the pirated version, highlighting the differences in quality, design, and fabric. They also point out that the pirated version lacks details such as a label and a specific design feature. The speaker encourages viewers to purchase their original merchandise and ends by expressing their excitement about future pirated versions of their brand.
1. The speaker has discovered piracy of their clothing brand, "King Pigeon".
2. The speaker is investigating the piracy and comparing it to the original product.
3. The original product is described as a high-quality, beautifully designed garment.
4. The pirated version of the product is significantly cheaper, selling for around 4-5 dollars.
5. The original product sells for 300 Mexican pesos, about 15 dollars.
6. The speaker criticizes the quality of the pirated version, pointing out differences in packaging, fabric, design, and labeling.
7. The speaker notes that the pirated version lacks the quality, design, and comfort of the original product.
8. The speaker also points out that the pirated version does not have the same level of detail, such as the inclusion of a pigeon design on the back.
9. The speaker concludes by stating that the piracy of their brand is a sign of success and invites viewers to visit their website for the complete catalog of their clothing brand.