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  • Konigballer
    "Dusty Bottoms" on MCB

    • Jun 2003
    • 1254

    #31
    Punks are easily the most "we take ourselves way to seriously" elitist music/social scene in existince. I mean punks hate each other. They talk about all this equality between bands and their fans but its complete bs. They'll cut each other down or turn their backs on one another as soon as one of them fails to live up to their oh so high punk mantra.

    The various social reasons that helped birth the music arent even experienced by 99% of "punks" in America anyways. Their almost all middle/upper classs suburbia kids. Their a total joke. If I had lived in england durring the 70's and:

    A. wasnt part of the upper crust of society.

    B. didnt have any future amidst a crippled economy other than maybe working in some crappy factory job just like my parents.

    C. belonged to a delapidated empire that once ruled the world militarily and economically but was a shadow of its former self.

    ...I might have got into punk or might have become a part of the punk subculture....but I didnt.

    I grew up happily in middle class suburbia and I refuse to dress like a vagrant, smell like crap, berate people who are'nt into my scene, berate other punks who "are'nt as punk as I am", act like I come from a hard lower class background, and genrerally act like a stuck up *A*hole all just because I have no personality of my own so I have to wear the banner of whatever social scene I frantically latch on to.

    Thats why I'm so tired of hearing "punks" argue about bands, each other, blah blah blah. This isnt against anyone here on AO, this thread just kind of brought this stuff to mind. I go to art school so I hear this crap everyday.

    I just dont think I can take seeing one more scrawny "punk", chains n all, give me that friggin' snear of superiority as he gets out of his brand new Jetta his parents bought him at the local Starbucks.

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    • RT pRo AuToMaG
      (un)official MatrixDM4Tech
      • Mar 2002
      • 1000

      #32
      Originally posted by Konigballer
      Punks are easily the most "we take ourselves way to seriously" elitist music/social scene in existince. I mean punks hate each other. They talk about all this equality between bands and their fans but its complete bs. They'll cut each other down or turn their backs on one another as soon as one of them fails to live up to their oh so high punk mantra.

      The various social reasons that helped birth the music arent even experienced by 99% of "punks" in America anyways. Their almost all middle/upper classs suburbia kids. Their a total joke. If I had lived in england durring the 70's and:

      A. wasnt part of the upper crust of society.

      B. didnt have any future amidst a crippled economy other than maybe working in some crappy factory job just like my parents.

      C. belonged to a delapidated empire that once ruled the world militarily and economically but was a shadow of its former self.

      ...I might have got into punk or might have become a part of the punk subculture....but I didnt.

      I grew up happily in middle class suburbia and I refuse to dress like a vagrant, smell like crap, berate people who are'nt into my scene, berate other punks who "are'nt as punk as I am", act like I come from a hard lower class background, and genrerally act like a stuck up *A*hole all just because I have no personality of my own so I have to wear the banner of whatever social scene I frantically latch on to.

      Thats why I'm so tired of hearing "punks" argue about bands, each other, blah blah blah. This isnt against anyone here on AO, this thread just kind of brought this stuff to mind. I go to art school so I hear this crap everyday.

      I just dont think I can take seeing one more scrawny "punk", chains n all, give me that friggin' snear of superiority as he gets out of his brand new Jetta his parents bought him at the local Starbucks.
      LOL, you call that guy a punk? Maybe an MTV punk at best.. I've seen those ***s with the chains...makes me wanna walk up to them and rip them right off. It's because of bands like Blink 182 that you have to put up with people like this. Punk was never meant to be popular, punk actually became reverse of what it was supposed to be. Basically it was just made to make some money, but then it all backfired, and then you start getting into the violent bands and now, we have the MTV pussies getting preps dressed like they are "street punks" (LOL street punk oi, street punk oi oi)or at least that's what they try to look like. Pop punk is the funniest term i've ever heard. It's almost an oxymoron. Blink 182 is pop. Not pop punk, they are pop. They never were punk in the first place. Real punk bands would never be heard on the radio, nor would many people listen to them or like them.

      Ok, that probably made no sense at all, but hey, it's 3 AM, I'm bored, and I'm on AO...
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      • ERut

        #33
        Originally posted by Konigballer
        I grew up happily in middle class suburbia and I refuse to dress like a vagrant, smell like crap, berate people who are'nt into my scene, berate other punks who "are'nt as punk as I am", act like I come from a hard lower class background, and genrerally act like a stuck up *A*hole all just because I have no personality of my own so I have to wear the banner of whatever social scene I frantically latch on to.
        Couldn't agree more with your entire post. If never see another kid in a black t-shirt with something like "you laugh cause im different, I laugh cause you're all the same" written on it it would be too soon.

        Whats so ironic is that these kids are so intent on not following trends that they dont realized that they are following one!

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