Seniors Jojo Kidane and Tyler Liboro express themselves with their unique socks.

Wearing different themed socks every day, these seniors want to put a new meaning to the phrase “sock game.”

They describe sock game as showing off their socks rather than buying shirts or pants that show their personal style.

“Everyone has shoe game and clothes game, but nobody has sock game,” Kidane says. “I like to stand out.”

Both boys receive positive attention from others who comment on the socks being “fresh” and “awesome.”

“I have been getting compliments ever since I first wore my banana socks,” Liboro said.

Kidane and Liboro’s socks range in theme from breakfast foods to superheroes.

“I like having bacon and eggs on my socks,” Kidane says. “I have about twenty pairs of unique socks with more on the way.”

Liboro also owns more than twenty pairs of socks and plans on acquiring more this weekend.

However, neither one will reveal where he buys socks.

“People always say ‘Tyty those socks are so fresh, please tell me where you got them’, but I refuse to tell anyone,” Liboro said.