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What is s punk?

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Punk is a subculture of people who don't care what others think. THEMSELVEs;

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Since the 70's with all The Ramones and that, Punk progressed a lot. I don't know what happened in the 80's with punk but in the 90's I guess it made a small comeback. I think in the 90's, that was the decade of Grunge ever since Nirvana came with huge hits apparently being the 'Justin Bieber' of the 90's. In the late 90's and early 2000's. HUGE PROGRESS! You could honestly believe that everyone was in pop punk form! Bands like blink-182, Good Charlotte, New Found Glory, Sum 41, Simple Plan and Rancid e.t.c. It kinda ended in 2005, I guess cuz blink-182 are literally like kings of Pop Punk and they broke up. Now in 2011 with other bands like All Time Low are kinda Pop Punk but ugh I hope Punk does better process in later years! I just wish I was a 90's teenager! Oh and blink-182are back together so I guess that's kind of a progress made with punk. NEVER LOSE FAITH IN POP PUNK/PUNK ROCK!


What has the author Silvio Essinger written?

Silvio Essinger has written: 'Punk' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Punk rock music


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Eric Andrew Anderson has written: 'Skinheads' -- subject(s): Punk culture, Punk rock music


What has the author Janette Beckman written?

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