This design pays homage to Gil Scott-Heron’s groundbreaking 1970 spoken word piece, “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.” A powerful critique of mass media and consumer culture, the phrase has since become a global rallying cry: a reminder that true change doesn't happen on the screens, but through lived experience, collective action, and grassroots resistance.
Rooted in the Black liberation struggles of the 60s and 70s, Scott-Heron’s message continues to echo across generations and movements worldwide. This tee honors that legacy, worn by those who know that revolutions are not broadcast; they are built, and you can't be passive.
Oversized means comfort in style, and this shirt passes the coziness test with flying colors. Made with 100% carded cotton, it feels like a heavy, warm hug that is perfect for colder days. Meanwhile the dropped shoulders along with the boxy fit, make it the perfect choice for any casual setting.
