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The 2018 Collection Of Terrible Video Game Shirts
First lady Melania Trump recently taught us we should pay attention to what we wear outside of the house. Over the last three years, I've been trying to hammer home this same message to video game fans. I began with 50 game shirts you should avoid, and then returned a year later to warn you about 39 more shirts that would make people audibly groan when they walked by you. My most recent collection of terrible game shirts was the largest I've assembled, and it was truly hideous (because Hanzo was in it).
This year's featured shirts are topical. Fortnite is everywhere, as is Donald Trump. You'll even see shirts that unite Trump and Fortnite. My message to you: Wear what you want, but don't wear these shirts. Sometimes the best shirt you can throw on is a solid color free of images and messages. Just a nice blue shirt. Any shade will do. Without further delay, here are 2018's shirts to avoid:
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