Punk Rock Music
Punk Rock Music
The genre of punk rock music is recognized from the 1960’s and is a style of music unlike others. Punk rock music is stereotyped as a bad influence on teen’s lifestyles. When in reality, it actually serves as a stimulating way to improve one’s mind and mentality in terms of their actions. Punk rock was one of the first cultures to teach people to speak up and stand for what they believe. This helped create rebellion which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, rebellion just to rebel is stupid, but rebellion for a cause is good. Punk influenced the Anarchy movement where nowadays there are anarchic movements spread around the globe. Punk rock taught others that they one doesn’t need a major company to sponsor or label to expose . There are many punk bands that all believe that they have the same opportunities to survive in the real world with or without exposure. At the moment here are many indie bands and artists, many of which are underground acts. All of these groups keep their mind believing that hey have an equal hope of success in the real world. Punk taught to question everything. People nowadays don’t argue about how the world is, but how it should be. Punk also acted as a home for outcasts. When one didn’t follow the global trends, they were deemed as freaks and punk welcomed these, “freaks” who didn’t care about matching others, but being their own individual. As well as positive effects, punk can also influence negative effects such as influencing their audience to become like them in which many were, “emo”. Because they were, “emo”, they were stereotyped to cut and harm themselves. In certain cases was not a stereotype but the actual damaging. In a specific form, punk can be interpreted as violence, chaos and strange dressing styles such as mohawks which are without a doubt in my opinion amazing. As for rebelling, sometimes it can and will get out of hand to the point of violent actions. There are an uncountable amount of attitudes and
The genre of punk rock music is recognized from the 1960’s and is a style of music unlike others. Punk rock music is stereotyped as a bad influence on teen’s lifestyles. When in reality, it actually serves as a stimulating way to improve one’s mind and mentality in terms of their actions. Punk rock was one of the first cultures to teach people to speak up and stand for what they believe. This helped create rebellion which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, rebellion just to rebel is stupid, but rebellion for a cause is good. Punk influenced the Anarchy movement where nowadays there are anarchic movements spread around the globe. Punk rock taught others that they one doesn’t need a major company to sponsor or label to expose . There are many punk bands that all believe that they have the same opportunities to survive in the real world with or without exposure. At the moment here are many indie bands and artists, many of which are underground acts. All of these groups keep their mind believing that hey have an equal hope of success in the real world. Punk taught to question everything. People nowadays don’t argue about how the world is, but how it should be. Punk also acted as a home for outcasts. When one didn’t follow the global trends, they were deemed as freaks and punk welcomed these, “freaks” who didn’t care about matching others, but being their own individual. As well as positive effects, punk can also influence negative effects such as influencing their audience to become like them in which many were, “emo”. Because they were, “emo”, they were stereotyped to cut and harm themselves. In certain cases was not a stereotype but the actual damaging. In a specific form, punk can be interpreted as violence, chaos and strange dressing styles such as mohawks which are without a doubt in my opinion amazing. As for rebelling, sometimes it can and will get out of hand to the point of violent actions. There are an uncountable amount of attitudes and