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Punk rock was born out of a merger of such iconic bands as Green Day and Linkin Park in the early ' 90s. Texts steeped in hatred of store prices, abama, and spiritual staples have given these groups popularity among all walks of life. At the same time, in the 90s, Chester Benington emigrated to the Soviet Union and, in collaboration with the group Krasnaya Plesen, recorded a song in support of Joseph Vissarionovich, which, by the way, was positively expressed by the rapper Oksimiron (note: not to be confused with Oxymoron). What is the essence of this trend, you may ask? The whole punk rock culture boils down to a game of punk freckles. I think we all played them when we were kids. Chester Bennington is an absolute champion in the game of punk freckles (200 freckles per 1 cm of face skin).
Punk culture implies the absence of culture as such, or rather-the lack of attitude to it.
To all political movements, adherents add the prefix “anti”, which speaks for itself. They are not subject to authority. If they do treat politics, they are extremely dismissive.
Especially developed is the sense of one's own freedom and independence, which is basically the main idea (individualism).
You can't “sell”, do everything better yourself and this applies to everything (from this the term DIY will arise).
In addition, there is nihilism and anarchism.
To sum up, this is a revolt against everything established, in the process of which you can only rely on yourself and your views.
The main soundtrack at the peak of its heyday is The Sex Pistols, The Stooges, Ramones and others like them.