For the most recent episode of his program Patriot Act, speaker Hasan Minhaj took a deep dive into the origins of Supreme and the financial investment history of the Carlyle Group, which owns 50 percent of the brand name. Take a look at the episode above.

The comic goes over the development of Supreme’s box logo design (utilizing Highsnobiety’s video on the topic, no less) and described the brand name’s limited-supply and need company design.

On a darker note, he exposed the Carlyle Group’s military financial investments, which he connects to Saudi Arabia’s participation in the Yemeni civil war

Minhaj completes the episode by dropping a minimal run of now-sold-out tees that turn the Supreme box logo design into the mottos “Defense Specialist,” “Corporation,” “Personal Equity,” “Oil and Gas,” and “Barbara Kruger Was Right.”

In other design news, Board of advisers Crystals drops limited-edition Warhol-inspired tees at the Whitney Museum.

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