Punk

Punk is a sub-culture that was born in London, England. At first, the punk has always confounded by skinhead groups. However, since the 1980s, when rampant in American punk, punk and skinhead groups as if fused, because it has the same spirit. However, Punk can also mean the kind of music or a genre that was born in the early 1970's. Punk can also mean an ideology that covers aspects of social life.
Youth movement initiated by the children of the working class is quickly penetrated American economic and financial problems triggered by the moral decline by political leaders that lead to higher unemployment and high crime.
Punk tried to satirize the ruling in its own way, through the songs with music and lyrics are simple but sometimes rough, beat, fast and stomping.

Many misinterpret punk as a glue sniffer and rioters as an epidemic in the UK ever use smelling glue to replace the beer that was bought by them. Many others who damage the image of punk as many of those who roam the streets and commit various crimes.

Punk fashion is more famous than the subject matter and the behavior they show, such as the mohawk style haircut indian tribe, or feathercut style cut and colored with bright colors, boots, chains and spikes, leather jackets, tight jeans and shabby clothes, anti-establishment, anti-social, the rioters and criminals from the lower classes, dangerous drunk so many who think that people who look like that is worthy to be called as a punker.


Punk is also a youth resistance movement that is based out of the belief we can do it ourselves. Assessment punk in view of a problem can be seen through the lyrics of songs that talk about political issues, environmental, economic, ideological, social and even religious matters.