The lesion I remember the most about social identity was the time I saw a video of Boys to Men, an acapella group. They wore argyle sweaters with turtle necks, khaki pants and penny loafer’s shoes. I though that was a good look and I wanted to look like them, so I went to the Gap and purchased a couple sweaters, mock neck shits and a pair of loafers. I though I was cool and that my outfit would impress. I wore it to school and that was a big mistake because everyone made fun of me. The reaction I received was not what I expected. Everyone thought I was trying to be someone other than myself, which was the stereotypical hip-hop person and not that of a preppie person. The reaction again was surprising because one of my friends said that