Yes, WM. Agreed. I am somewhat surprised that this "trend" hasn't gone away yet. As a trend (and maybe it isn't that anymore) it has had amazing staying power. While the rap/hip hop culture seems to me to be a sub-culture that changes very rapidly, this particular style is remarkably persistent. But like other styles it has its use in identifying characteristics of the wearer.

To generalize (but not prejudicially, I have cultural and anecdotal evidence):

Saggy pants: Either a thug, or a thug wannabe. This style is not worn by low key, educated people. Ever. It is often worn by dangerous criminals. Stay clear and do not engage.

Orangey shoes with dark suits: Douchebag. Thinks highly of himself and thinks he is a lady killer. Untrustworthy scam artist. May work in a bucket shop. Certainly is out to take advantage of others.

T-shirt, jeans, and sneaker guy: Wants to feel safe and secure. Probably as boring as he looks. Cookie cutter man. May have a piece of paper that says he is an educated man, but he is not brilliant. Probably peaked in high school (if American). Some one-off athletic feat is his proudest moment. He will do anything his boss tells him. Lives pretty much in unrecognized fear.

Creepy.  What movie is that?

Funnily enough, my kids keep on mythering me for a rabbit, but before we ever get that far on the pet front, I wouldn't mind a large aquarium filled to the brim with neon-tetras and other glow-in-the-dark Amazonian fish. Just sit there all evening, with Ellington on, staring at them thinking about things. A good fire place can have same calming and contemplative effect. You have to clean them both regularly too.