Please can you just repeat what you said about OKIRIKA

The video likely worked by tapping into a trend of baggy jeans and using a relatable, slightly provocative question about "So tell me where you see Rags ooo because this is boutique Standard baggy jeans not ur regular way ur vendor day sell bf jeans" to engage viewers and differentiate their product from lower-quality alternatives.

The video starts with a question about "OKIRIKA" (used clothing) and then transitions to showcasing various styles of baggy jeans, implying they are boutique quality and not the same as regular "bf jeans" sold by vendors. The creator displays multiple pairs of baggy jeans, highlighting their price range.

OKIRIKA: This is a term for used clothing, often sold in markets. In this video, it's used to contrast with boutique-style clothing. It merely appears in the on-screen text and is spoken, and removing it would change the context of the question being asked. BF jeans: These are likely referring to 'boyfriend jeans', a style of women's jeans. They are mentioned as a type of jeans sold by vendors, contrasting with the boutique baggy jeans. Removing them would change the comparison being made.