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A simple white t-shirt with a graphic simulating a "Hello, my name is" sticker. The sticker being the draw as this subversion of the familiar design is shown partially ripped and vandalised. By claiming "my name is not famous" the wearer both acknowledges and critiques their lack of recognition by the masses. It appeals to the desire of being known and yet retaining a certain privacy or mysticism from the observing eyes. This plays with the dichotomy of wishing to be recognised and yet retaining the privacy the general public might enjoy. Or maybe you're just a celebrity being ironic.