Im so sorry to butt in so late but this off what you said ages ago! Johnny Rotten did not wear teddy boy clothes that was Malcolm WaNKER MCLAREN!
I do agree that pop bands with guitars reckon there punk when there not, and if anyone here lives in the uk its like saying Busted are punk cause their just like good Charlotte!
then they grab the mic and bust into a pop song.......whining about this......singing about crap 12 year old girls care about......all while keeping on key to their crappy little pop melody........
ok..now im 14....close enough to 12 and all my frends just LOVE gc, blink 182 and all dat otha crap.give me a couple of sex pistols, misfits, and germ cd's and ill be happy...Punk today sux!!!!
Originally posted by diegocala
It is because 12 year olds spend a lot of their parents money on the music
For the industry it is all about the money, always has, always will
Well, it's true. The people that mainly influence the music charts are the tweenyboppers that get their parents to buy them things all the time, not the people with, well, y'know... taste.
i like good charlotte cos they sing bout their life and they GENUINELY dont care whether people think they're punk or not. its not their fault they're popular. dont penalise them for it. if you were in a band and suddenly you went from being a group of nobodies with guitars to having a bit of success you'd like it wouldnt you? just because theyre popular doesnt mean theyre crap. metallica are popular arent they? slipknot are popular. red hot chili peppers are popular. they get played on mtv. doesnt mean they're not rock tho does it? think before you make stupid accusations. im totally on 113's side.
They are not, That is why there is a genra called pop-Punk.
I do howvever have a soft spot for Blink because they got me into Nirvana And Metallica.
But I think that every genra of music that sow talent deserves respect. Pop-Punk does show talent, Maybe not how we like to see it but talent, so does Country and Rap, But Straight up Pop...No talent=no respect=End of story