Was punk ever not cringe?
>There was a free concert across the street last night.
>Literally one of the tightest, most musical punk I've probably ever heard.
>Still cringe af.
what makes punk so cringe?
> because it's all been done before, no originality?
> or has it always been cringe ..... not honest emotion?
Anonymous
9/3/2025, 5:06:59 PM
No.127619736
>>127619661 (OP)
Was this board ever not cringe?
Anonymous
9/3/2025, 5:19:02 PM
No.127619862
>>127619680
Television is more of a new wave/post-punk band
>inb4 they're the same
Many people who hate punk find themselves enjoying post-punk and new wave
Anonymous
9/3/2025, 5:54:19 PM
No.127620144
>>127619661 (OP)
>what makes punk so cringe?
Punk never survived the 80s.
>>127619679
/thread
Anonymous
9/3/2025, 6:03:01 PM
No.127620223
any punk rock that wanted to be taken seriously called itself hardcore or oi. skate punk was there in the 90s for people who just wanted a good time.
past that, post 2000 soipunk has all been cringe. effet vegan faggots bitching about the same 5 issues their dads did while cucking themselves into irrelevance when covid showed was institutionalised pussies they actually were.
