Being punk is more than being controversial. It’s more about not giving a damn about conformity and to do what’s right for you and the people you care about
I love showing up to punk shows in bright ass clothes jumping in the mosh with a huge smile on my face the whole time. Fucks with the few hardcore gatekeepers that are always around.
Oooooh... is that what it's "more about"? I would say commenting on a youtube video about what is or is not "punk" is truly what "punk" is about. Guess I'm punk too. Let's all be punks in 2025.
What a fantastic video. I liked the dissent against the scholarly article’s perception of the use of the burka. The effort to research and develop coherent opinions about a topic is super admirable.
I enjoy both hardcore punk music and fashion. Obvious contradiction there. I've come to terms with the fact that literally no fashion is "real hardcore", and if you try to be "real hardcore" you can't even buy cloths, so there's a middle ground somewhere.
its hard for me to imagine anything like punk to truly represent its values in today's world. with the rise of the internet/tiktok everything gets commodified to quickly, i think most people wear clothes that they think look cool and what they see on tiktok and it doesnt go much deeper. which is fine but i do wish everything wasn't removed from context like it is now and people actually understood a bit about what their clothes/subculture represented
I think the interpretation of the burka garments is easy. He was humanising Muslims which is pretty punk for the time. However, he is also critiquing Islam at the same time, which again is punk. It comes from a place of empathy and perhaps it wasn’t clear for him either what his art meant
23:54 Considering all the stuff we lost in translation (by accident or sometimes in full purpose, just look at things as innocent as games and manga) in the way to what the Japanese public/artists perceives I wouldn't doubt that you're the one right in this interpretation.
Japan's government has spent billions upon billions trying to intervene to fix its economy since the bubble burst in 1990. Gov spending just doesnt work to fix economies and they've been stuck in the "lost decades" for 3.5 decades now. But at least Jun and Undercover are doing ok 😂
anyone in the comments know about the japanese brand here there, i’ve been trying to find topics about it and information on it but all i can find is listings and no actual info on the creator
Being punk is more than being controversial. It’s more about not giving a damn about conformity and to do what’s right for you and the people you care about
I love showing up to punk shows in bright ass clothes jumping in the mosh with a huge smile on my face the whole time. Fucks with the few hardcore gatekeepers that are always around.
Oooooh... is that what it's "more about"? I would say commenting on a youtube video about what is or is not "punk" is truly what "punk" is about. Guess I'm punk too. Let's all be punks in 2025.
bro finally came back
this editing style >>>> on top
RIP. Vivienne Westwood
What a fantastic video. I liked the dissent against the scholarly article’s perception of the use of the burka. The effort to research and develop coherent opinions about a topic is super admirable.
I enjoy both hardcore punk music and fashion. Obvious contradiction there. I've come to terms with the fact that literally no fashion is "real hardcore", and if you try to be "real hardcore" you can't even buy cloths, so there's a middle ground somewhere.
was just rewatching all ur vids yesterday and then u dropped
its hard for me to imagine anything like punk to truly represent its values in today's world. with the rise of the internet/tiktok everything gets commodified to quickly, i think most people wear clothes that they think look cool and what they see on tiktok and it doesnt go much deeper. which is fine but i do wish everything wasn't removed from context like it is now and people actually understood a bit about what their clothes/subculture represented
“I dont believe in consistency”
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I think the interpretation of the burka garments is easy. He was humanising Muslims which is pretty punk for the time. However, he is also critiquing Islam at the same time, which again is punk. It comes from a place of empathy and perhaps it wasn’t clear for him either what his art meant
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23:54 Considering all the stuff we lost in translation (by accident or sometimes in full purpose, just look at things as innocent as games and manga) in the way to what the Japanese public/artists perceives I wouldn't doubt that you're the one right in this interpretation.
ive had this thought for a while now ty for saying something
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ERD haters rise up
Japan's government has spent billions upon billions trying to intervene to fix its economy since the bubble burst in 1990. Gov spending just doesnt work to fix economies and they've been stuck in the "lost decades" for 3.5 decades now. But at least Jun and Undercover are doing ok 😂
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Punk was always contrived
anyone in the comments know about the japanese brand here there, i’ve been trying to find topics about it and information on it but all i can find is listings and no actual info on the creator
New York dolls iggy pop mentioned ?!
gg allin mentioned 🫶
Punk isn't real it's amorphous
the only correct answer
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