Someone suggested that the proper term would have been un blouson noir, but the translation I found it with substituted 'punk' and I'm not sure what other English term could really fit, so punk it is in the title.
Wikipedia translates blouson noir with greasers, a subculture influenced by rock'n roll which was also present (with local variations) in other countries, e.g. Halbstarke in Germany or Raggare in the Nordics.
Someone suggested that the proper term would have been un blouson noir, but the translation I found it with substituted 'punk' and I'm not sure what other English term could really fit, so punk it is in the title.
Wikipedia translates blouson noir with greasers, a subculture influenced by rock'n roll which was also present (with local variations) in other countries, e.g. Halbstarke in Germany or Raggare in the Nordics.
Very strange seeing a mohican from 1961. No idea what they would have been called. My Mohawk was vintage 1988. :)
"Nice! Time to go and get this permanently inked so my kids can live off the proceeds of selling my tanned skull-skin after my demise."
...I kid, of course. No proper punk would do something so mercantile. Ink yes, sell no.
I feel like having your skin and/or head removed when you're dead is pretty punk rock though
Sure - for a free public exhibition (and as a bonus, it'd be metal too), but there's nothing punk about being transactional about it.
Using the money to finance a charitable cause or fighting capitalism in some way would be pretty punk rock.
I agree that just taking the money as profit would not be punk rock at all though.
Never realized how much Tracy Morgan looks like him.
I thought this was Tracy Morgan writing on Elon Musk for a sec
He looks even more like a young Matthew Broderick imo