I Ain’t Sht Show

09/18/2025

Why haven’t you shopped with I Ain’t S*t Apparel? Just click the link!

IAS Apparel

09/18/2025

IAS Apparel

08/13/2025

To all my family, friends, and followers, my website is officially up and running and as a THANK YOU, I am offering 20% off your first order of at least $75. Use code "IAS20" Please share this post when you see it.

IAS Apparel

08/10/2025

Www.iasapparel.com

IAS Apparel

08/03/2025

All I’m praying for is for my brand to make it global!! I know the name is catchy and a bit offensive but that’s what makes it unique!!

Www.iasapparel.com

07/25/2025

Hey friends and family, thank you for being so patient with me as I am starting to rebrand my I Aint S*t Apparel and Podcast. My temporary website is up and running for all of you who have been wanting to order merchandise. If there are more items that you would like to see, please let me know and I will try my best to make it possible. For now please take some time and visit my site

iasapparel.com

Send a message to learn more

07/10/2025

“Why are so many kids autistic now? It’s gotta be the vaccines, or the tablets, or Cocomelon or whatever else TikTok told me to be scared of 🙄”

No, babe. What’s wild is y’all acting brand new when you grew up surrounded by undiagnosed autistic people and just called it something else.

Your cousin wasn’t “lazy,” he just couldn’t function without routine.
Your uncle didn’t “make you nervous,” he just struggled with social cues.
Your grandpa with the rigid breakfast schedule and assigned chair? Hyperfixation and sensory preference.
The classmate who was brilliant but never spoke? The sibling who melted down over tags in shirts?
The kid who knew more about trains than your teacher did?
The adult who wears the same exact outfit every day because it feels right?

Y’all didn’t miss autism. Y’all just mislabeled it.

Autism isn’t new. Diagnosis is. Awareness is. Acceptance is.

But sure, keep blaming Tylenol and screen time while generations of people got written off as “weird,” “bad,” or “slow.”

It’s not a rise in autism. It’s a rise in people finally being seen.