The Punks !!!
The punks shoked the British in the late 70s and early 80s, because they were very diferent. In deed, they wore diferent clothes. Their clothes was very colourfull, they strike the attention.
Whilst torn fabrics, frayed edges and defaced prints are now considered normal in the 1970s it shocked many people, because it had never been seen before.
The leather, spikes, dyed hair, and just fashion in general made a bold impact on the public. The Sex Pistols actually scared the British. "You only have to read the papers, or note the terror the Sex Pistols have struck in some British hearts, to understand how closed those possibilities are today”.The reason the progression of punk scared people, was because of the monotonous lives they all lived. "British society is traditionally very conservative .Anything out of the norm frightened many people to death, they thought the end of the world was upon them. Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols, was even deemed the Antichrist by many of the British and world communities.
I think that the punks were rebelling about the norms of the society. They "expressed their frustration through their music, fashion, and through their attitudes. They wanted to be listened to, they wanted to be heard by the government. I think that in their musics, they want to show that the society is not fair. To show this hate that they had against the norm of the society, they do anything to shocked the people…They "expressed their frustration through their music, fashion and through their attitudes.
The punk today are not satisfied with a lot of diferent things, like : the violence, the war, the education, the money…And I think that the young people show their rebelion being insolent, insuportable with their parents and the world.
I think the young punk people today do anything right to show that they are rebelling against the society. For example, I think that a 15 years old punk today will not do anything at school, and he will be very intolerant against his teachers.
I think that “rebels” and “punks” are the same words…
Whilst torn fabrics, frayed edges and defaced prints are now considered normal in the 1970s it shocked many people, because it had never been seen before.
The leather, spikes, dyed hair, and just fashion in general made a bold impact on the public. The Sex Pistols actually scared the British. "You only have to read the papers, or note the terror the Sex Pistols have struck in some British hearts, to understand how closed those possibilities are today”.The reason the progression of punk scared people, was because of the monotonous lives they all lived. "British society is traditionally very conservative .Anything out of the norm frightened many people to death, they thought the end of the world was upon them. Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols, was even deemed the Antichrist by many of the British and world communities.
I think that the punks were rebelling about the norms of the society. They "expressed their frustration through their music, fashion, and through their attitudes. They wanted to be listened to, they wanted to be heard by the government. I think that in their musics, they want to show that the society is not fair. To show this hate that they had against the norm of the society, they do anything to shocked the people…They "expressed their frustration through their music, fashion and through their attitudes.
The punk today are not satisfied with a lot of diferent things, like : the violence, the war, the education, the money…And I think that the young people show their rebelion being insolent, insuportable with their parents and the world.
I think the young punk people today do anything right to show that they are rebelling against the society. For example, I think that a 15 years old punk today will not do anything at school, and he will be very intolerant against his teachers.
I think that “rebels” and “punks” are the same words…
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