Another great genre history man! What's funny is that I used to call the "Sadboy Pop-Punk" the "Pop-Punk Revival" in the 2010s before the MGK/Travis Barker stuff came around in the 2020s. The former is more a revival of Pop-Punk as being an offshoot of Punk still played in the underground (80s-90s) where the latter is a revival of Pop-Punk in the mainstream (2000s). It's interesting which side of the "Pop - Punk" spectrum you look at it. Personally, I really resonated with the 2010s underground revival which kept it fresh for me past the adolescent years which was usually associated with the music. It's impressive how enduring this style of music has been compared to other forms of alternative music.
Hey, thanks so much. Yeah, sorry, I should have included that it is also referred to as an underground revival. And I can also relate a lot to the underground revival/sadboi/sadboy stuff, though I'm just generally less interested in lyrics compared to the music, haha, though I'm a big fan of Dan Campbell's lyrics, and I can certainly also relate more now with the lyrics of some bands' later albums as they evolved lyrically (especially blink-182), compared to when I was growing up. And yeah, the endurance of pop punk honestly has been a bit surprising to me, but I'm really glad to see it, as I think it's my favorite music genre.
Most crucial info here- 1) The greatest band EVER the Beach Boys created the template. 2) The Ramones took it , revamped it & punkrock was born. 3) Kudos on showing the Surf Punks l.p , they were greatly underrated. &4) THE greatest pop.punk band is the Queers & Travoltas.
Fascinating history! I had no idea.
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Another great genre history man! What's funny is that I used to call the "Sadboy Pop-Punk" the "Pop-Punk Revival" in the 2010s before the MGK/Travis Barker stuff came around in the 2020s. The former is more a revival of Pop-Punk as being an offshoot of Punk still played in the underground (80s-90s) where the latter is a revival of Pop-Punk in the mainstream (2000s). It's interesting which side of the "Pop - Punk" spectrum you look at it. Personally, I really resonated with the 2010s underground revival which kept it fresh for me past the adolescent years which was usually associated with the music. It's impressive how enduring this style of music has been compared to other forms of alternative music.
Hey, thanks so much. Yeah, sorry, I should have included that it is also referred to as an underground revival. And I can also relate a lot to the underground revival/sadboi/sadboy stuff, though I'm just generally less interested in lyrics compared to the music, haha, though I'm a big fan of Dan Campbell's lyrics, and I can certainly also relate more now with the lyrics of some bands' later albums as they evolved lyrically (especially blink-182), compared to when I was growing up. And yeah, the endurance of pop punk honestly has been a bit surprising to me, but I'm really glad to see it, as I think it's my favorite music genre.
@@nonward Keep up the good work man! Always a pleasure listening to these in depth analyses on these styles of music we all grew up with listening!
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Most crucial info here- 1) The greatest band EVER the Beach Boys created the template. 2) The Ramones took it , revamped it & punkrock was born. 3) Kudos on showing the Surf Punks l.p , they were greatly underrated. &4) THE greatest pop.punk band is the Queers & Travoltas.