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Punk is a sub-culture that was born in London, UK

Tuesday 10 February 2009

Initially, the group always punk dikacaukan by skinhead groups. However, since 1980, when punk riot in the United States, the punk and skinhead seems ignites, as have the same spirit. However, Punk can also mean the type of music or genre that was born in the early 1970's. Punk can also mean that the ideology of life includes social and political aspects.



The movement of the young children diawalioleh class of workers with this right away in the United States economic and financial problems triggered by moral decadence by the political leaders that trigger unemployment and crime rates. Punk tries to satirize the authorities do their own, through the songs with music and lyrics are simple but sometimes rough, and fast beat menghentak.

Many menyalahartikan punk as a glue sniffer and troublemaker in the UK because of outbreaks have occurred the use of glue to replace the sharp smell of beer that is not terbeli by them. Many of them damage the image of punk because many of them that roam the streets and perform a variety of criminal acts.

Punk from the more famous fashion and apply a behavior that they show, such as crop indian tribe MOHAWK ala, ala feathercut or cut and colored with the colors of light, shoes, boots, chain and spike, leather jacket, tight jeans and trousers the worn-out clothes, kemapanan anti, anti-social, criminal and the terrorist's low-class, heavy drinking is harmful and many people who think that such is a reasonable referred to as a punker.

Punk is also a resistance movement of young people's confidence on that we can do it ourselves. Rating punk in view of a problem can be seen through the lyrics-Song lyrics tells about the political issues, environment, economy, ideology, social and even religious issues.

Punk is life, more life than just living ...

And remember, always in YOUR LIFE,
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