Punk Fashion & Beauty Around The World | Allure
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- Explore punk fashion around the world - from New York, California, London and Germany to Iran, Myanmar, Cuba, South Africa, Russia, and Japan. Punk fashion in the 70s pushed against cultural norms, embracing the androgyny of rockers like Patti Smith. Malcolm McLaren brought New York punk style back to London. Geometric shapes were incorporated into makeup for a striking look.
When I, a shameless millennial, think of punk fashion, images of models and rock stars in the '80s and '90s immediately flood my mind. You know what I'm talking about: Courtney Love's signature smoky eyes, slip dresses and grungy outwear, Gwen Stefani's staple plaid pants and bandeau tops, the myriad of leather jackets, studded belts, and ubiquitous shades of black worn by all the rockers in that era.
Sure, it's easy enough to conjure images of what punk fashion looked like during that time - partly because so many of the styles have made a comeback in recent years - though not everyone is as familiar with what inspired the timeless sartorial trend to begin with. For instance, did you know that in the '70s, punk fashion was first influenced by the androgynous styles of rockers like Patti Smith and Joan Jett? And was then brought to London, redefined in Germany, adapted in Iran, amplified in Japan, and so on.
In Germany, punk evolved into German New Wave, with fluorescent hair color and dramatic makeup. Iranian punk took the classic London punk aesthetic and found ways to adapt it within their religion and culture, incorporating long sleeves and creatively integrating the hijab.
A small community in Myanmar stayed underground during decades of military rule. The Cuban punks known as Los Frikis were outcasts, often homeless. Their rejection of society led to early incarnations of the crust punk aesthetic. South Africa's burgeoning punk scene was influenced by hardcore punk's pared down attitude. Pussy Riot brought protest punk to the forefront of Russia's music scene in the 2010s. Harajuku punk took on the London aesthetic and amplified the fashion.
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why does this look like select a character for guitar hero though
LIT
IKR
Lol I play that so I know all the characters but there is a few of em! :)
omfg that's exactly what I was thinking
Cannot unsee that now.
Am I the only one who’s *mind blown* by Mohawk hijabs? cause I love it.
i’ll like my own comment.
Islam is the least punk thing there is. Punk is about non-conformity; Islam is all about rigid conformity.
@@henrybemis3439 the whole basis of punk is non-conformity. Saying Persian punk is "the least punk" negates the meaning of punk
you're a muslim, i'm guessing?
i am too and i LOVED the iranian punk style
Yeah, pretty horrible!
Yeah but in a country where executions are common for resisting the rule of Islam can you blame them?
..Im from Russia.....l have never seen those types of punks....
bc they are put into prison!
Абсолютно согласна) впервые вижу такой образ... Хотя и сама нахожусь в русской панк тусовке.
Matilda забей в ютюбе пусси райот срань господня они путина обсирали и всю религию
Shõta Nakarumi been to poland and i loved it !
@Shõta Nakarumi o nie xD
the russian example may have just been someone's killing outfit that they claimed was punk to draw away suspicion
Lukas lolll 😂😂😂
Lol
Russia isn't true! We had somethihg between Japan and London in 1980's!
it is refering to the punks scene right now ,and it is like this !
@@julialago6614 no, it isn't
Tiss забей в ютубе пусси райот срань господня это они даже я помню что их по телеку показывали по новостям
Its exactly like this xd, in fact, if you search in the Internet theyre name you will find them as "Russian punks get arrested"
@@mirkwoodkoopmans3344 nope, russian punks look different.
Representing Russian punk fashion with Pussy Riot (who appeared DECADES later) is borderline insulting.
Sloth right
@@ciannochan не то слово
Yes :(
we also had 'em leather jackets, chains and mohawks ;-;
lot of these look like punk fashion that is stereotyped, and not actual punk.
If someone is looking for an outfit for a punk-themed party, stereotypes is what they're looking for, because that's the only thing that will come across. Obviously, punk is more the way of life, more so than any specific outfit, but I'm not sure how you can depict counter-culture on a surface level, if ignoring stereotype.
It's almost like it's a video fitting a super widespread style with many subcultures and branches into a 3.5 minute video
Exactly it looks like they just dressed up for some fashion show it doesn't look natural at all
@@mtvso8000 actually some punks around the 80s-90s did actually dress like this, i have seen footages of them dressing this way, additionally most punks do not like to be labeled as punk since society has negative stereotypes towards their movement and rebellion of their disliking.
I love how you guys even put photos behind your models to even further illustrate how inaccurate your styling was!!
Top notch sarcasm
These are so painfully inaccurate punks, goths. And emos everywhere are insulted what are yall on
Then show me how are they really?
honestly it’s just black band tees black skinny jeans vans or docs and died hair
Gwyneth Steiner I’m not
Shelby Hagen actually the Japanese one is pretty accurate
Yummy Sounds aka A Narcissistic Viewer why you so salty you’re on every comment 😂😂
punk isn’t “fashion” it’s a culture
thebllackparade hence why it says punk fashion not punk culture. you don’t necessarily need to discuss all of punk culture when you’re just trying to discuss the fashion
this is mainly about how they dressed. of course there are also political aspects and music
its a balance of both tbh
culture involves fashion
Punk is not just a culture, but a movement and a rebellion within their music of their certain disliking of society, in fact they do not care of how they dress. You can wear something dramatic and be considered as punk, or not even have to dress like it and be still considered as punk. But during the 80s-90s in New York most punks get beaten up for the way they look so sometimes they can't handle a week to dress up the way they do.
All those outfits look like some teenage girl bought them at a mainstream store because she wanted to dress "punk" for halloween.
Germany too?
Ikr
yh
Exactly
no???
"around the world" and 3 are from the same country.. America..
Galactic Kid they are so interested in themselves, they didn't even made a good english part
Well, NYC and California are at opposite ends of the country, so it still is 'around the world' even if it isn't a separate country. They added NYC twice because of two separate punk waves, both of which were prevalent.
Tbh, they had a lot of incorrect information so not the most accurate video either way.
America is also considered a container so you can't just talk about Europe like it's one place and you can't talk about America like it's one place
Ikr
you guys do realize how large america is, correct?
Punk fashion was many focused from England - that is where most of the punk bands were created
Yeah, it's kinda funny they mention American person "bring punk back"... I mean, GB is the homeland of punk!!
+paws down little mongsters punk fashion started in london
paws down little mongsters punk and rock started in england lmao
paws down little mongsters Yea, punk most definitely started in England, at least punk as we know it. Although honestly the "punk" from America didn't even look remotely like punk so that maybe started there, but actual punk fashion is from the UK
Aytsan Aksdur they never said they brought punk back - they said they brought the N.Y.C. punk style to London.
When you listen to nirvana for the first time
Nirvana was grunge.
H E L P yeah maybe if you listened to Blink 182 or Bowling For Soup
@@icantthinkofanamesothisisi7814 well nirvana isn't punk, that's for sure.
@@medusajellyfish1310 I think that's the point of the original comment. These outfits aren't punk and look like current subculture 'grunge'. Also, grunge was born out of punk.
*"wen yu listeneng to nervene en kall et ponk"*
“Glam punk”? Do you mean: Glam Metal.
Mötley Crüe was one of them.
No, glam punk is a genre of music and a fashion style.
Bands include, Hanoi rocks, New York dolls, the vibrators, fruit eating bears, Eddie and the hot rods, and the cuddly toys.
Motley crue are glam metal, not glam punk.
Hes my favvv
i can't take your pfp seriously
Nikki sixx was actually influenced by johnny thunders that's why motley dressed like that
i am from Germany and i never saw something like that.
Anna Banana In the 80's this was more of the style here as far as I know.
Anna Banana Ich auch nicht.
I did and still do! Though the make up is a bit too much.
Hab in Hamburg Noch nie so etwas gesehen
Bei uns in der Stadt und drum herum gab es nur diese Looks zur der Zeit ^^ Kumpel hat mir Bilder gezeigt haha
I was a Punk back in the day, and it's amusing and amazing to me that some 40 years plus punk is still so influential to young adults of today, whether fashion or music!! I really LOVED the Mohawk hijab!
Whenever I think of punk/new wave in Germany I ALWAYS think of NINA HAGEN!! She was so unique and original, with an incredible, iconic style and voice!
That people are imitating stuff n u m e r o u s have already done
Is just hilarious
wow, didn't expect to see Pussy Riot as Russian punk. well, I can't say they are not punk, but they don't represent the entire subculture here, in Russia.
Auntie Murdoc Who would you say represents it better?
punks from St. Petersburg (especially from 90s). they are similar to London style, maybe more brutal :)
(ребят, подгоните ещё примеров)
Star Shine just ask Google about Yegor Letov and Korol i Shut
Auntie Murdoc it looks like a female that just putted a robbing mask,getting ready to rob someone 😂😂 only is it that the person wears a skirt or dress
Pussy Riot are not punk and didn't claim to be, at least not in the beginning. they were part of an art group that occasionally appropriated elements of punk and feminism for their performance art. I guess very few people even in Russia know that they never were a real band, like they didn't play gigs or release records.
I was a punk in England from 1977 to 1982 and we dyed our hair different colours as well as spiked it.Leather biker jackets didn't become part of the look until after Sid Viscious died really and the geometric painting of the face soon died out after about 1978! We just used a lot of eyeliner,lots of different coloured eyeshadow,lots of lippy and stripes of deep pink blusher,lol!
After Sid died and the Pistols imploded, the leather biker jacket became uniform along with skinny jeans- which we had to customise ourselves because you couldn't buy them that tight in those days!- and band t-shirts.It became a bit of a uniform really and lost a fair bit of the originality and uniqueness that it started off with in '76-77!
Finally, I have to point out that, whilst the punk movement was passionately anti-racist and we all loved reggae as well, hardly ANY black kids were into punk music nor the scene at all! Black kids started mixing with white kids once the Two- Tone Ska movement started, which orginated in Coventry with band like the Specials,originally known as the Coventry Automatics, who combined punk and reggae sounds to spark the new Two Tone movement!
I'm living for the Mohawk hijab.
How innovative!
I heard in Iran is illegal for women's to go out with out hijab
What Iran did was literally the definition of punk rock.
stop bein so salty
Elle Ushion literally no one looks/dresses like that though.
Lived in Iran my whole life and never seen ANY punks.
S Friebe it would be more punk to take the hijab off.. no? Still think it's pretty damm cool but confirming to society's expectations isn't very punk
They would easily get stoned after wearing this and I don’t mean weed lol
Not a single denim jacket with band patches in sight? Shame!
nerdpanda thrash.
nerdpanda that style is more thrash.
Or a military print one.
nerdpanda thata heavy metal and thrash metal fashion
That’s more thrash/emo than anything
This is so inaccurate
Olivia H lmao ikr
Yeah. But maybe that's why this video is called "punk FASHION" haha, in fashion punk might be like this, but in reality it's (life)STYLE that will never be fashionable in its entirety. Punk is punk wherever you are, it doesn't matter what kind of pants are you wearing.
Olivia H, It was really inaccurate. I've seen very few punk people dress like this.
U Never seen the London/NY/German/NYC Glam/Japan looks ?
Shadow Sky the British punk look was pretty much how punks like me dress (trust me, I've seen LOADS of punks dress like this in London). Also I've seen all the other looks before except the Russian one
I'm gonna say this on every punk video I see....
They are way too clean to be punks 😂
You are hella right, my friend
I'm really loving the Iran punk style. I've never thought of a hijab and punk in the same clothing style but this is just amazingly creative.
I'm not even punk and I know this is inaccurate
I am a fan of the Grateful Dead and I know this is inaccurate
Russia looks like joke.
guys... I am German and I´ve never seen a punk looking like that. Never. Not irl on the street.
Mila they did look like that back in the 80s. Look up Nina Hagen. :)
yes, I just thought they wanted to show a mix of how it was and how it is today and I think their look is too extreme for that. But thanks, I wasn´t really thinking :)
Mila actually this is the 80s punk look. My mom looked like this in her teens. But even today I can see Punks in Essen with a hint of this Style. Not as exaggerated as I'm the vid but you still see the development from this
In the 80s....
Hello from Russia! Putting Pussy Riot as Russian punk culture is completely wrong. No one except for Pussy Riot dresses like that.
And as someone who lived in Germany, I've never seen someone dress like that unless it was Halloween.
.. The London one made me laugh I've lived in London and like I've never seen a punk person with shapes on their bloody face 😂🤣
eryn hough scott they were going for 70s punk (the makeup is inspired by jordan) but it’s still wildly inaccurate lmao
@@clowndollbitch same
Well, I haven’t seen such „punks“ in Russia. All those punks I saw there, had like really good sense of style
Agree, they just saw one Russian punk band and were like "yep that's how every punk in Russia dresses"
@@annan3120 Decades ago
russian punks dont look like this. do a better research, Allure
Russia Love 💜💜💗
🤣🤣🤣
The California one is called emo
Its a little more grungy looking to me, but I agree its a little more emo than punk
No, the Californian punk scene is known as hardcore and one of the most important artist is Jello Biafra and his band, Dead Kennedy. From hardcore descends emocore, not only as music genere but also as fashion
sorry but no they're hardcore not emo they're more simple in their personal appearance but more aggressively punk in their actions
Its more grungy
X.FrancescaIsBae1.X Not really, not enough black.
This is very much made up. Punk is mostly the same around the world, yes countries may have had their separate movements but because of the internet and whatever most punks look similar all over the globe, but everyone has their unique twist. I've seen some punks in stockholm that dress just like "london punks" but they sport local swedish band names aswell.
Cuba has to be my favorite, effortless, but making a statement.
Same
Forget style, in Russia 🇷🇺, we just look like we’re robbing a store with a ski mask over the head.
The Myanmar punk was the best punk
i think the same haha
no
It was the ugliest punk...
While all of these "fashion styles" may exist, they are not often seen on actual punks. Plus they are saying punk as if it just one thing.....there is an entire list of punk subgenres. The crust look is seen across the world and is far rougher than it is portrayed here. Even the general fashion of punks across the globe is varying and highly dependant on, not only where they live, but more about who they hang with, what they believe in, and what they listen to.
Myanmar is so sick
Elizabeth ye lol
Ikr it's my fave
Elizabeth I'm part burmese, and I was so not expecting Myanmar to be in here! Proper surprised.
Yeah, me too
I want to look like that. Looks so awesome.
2:37 Best style so far.
i agree as well
i completely agree.
yes!!
its not punk tho
I literally said 'WOW' loudly
They are boiling down thousands of people’s style into one character and smashing decades together. The way we dress now is not the same as in the 80’s. That said New York Glam and, yes that was part of the punk movement and INSPIRED bands like Motley Crue, will always be my favorite. I also quite liked their “German” take on punk.
Good theme, however punk DEFINITELY wasn't "brought back to the UK" - and mention Vivienne Westwood if you mention Maclaren 😉
THANK YOU!!
haha happy people agree!
Sad that people still think punk was a UK thing
wait social observers noticed that punk really started in new york but exploded in london
@the unknown psycho: Oh, I think there's sadder thing than that. It just wasn't "brought back" to the UK - obviously the punk scene was massive in the US and there were even 90s punk movement that never reached the UK.
Do people in the West still think Pussy Riot is an actual band? I can totally imagine them being booted from a punk festival if they dared show up.
MeesNukk they may not be Russia’s best punk act but they’re certainly the most prominent
David Pavlas what is their music career until the church incident?
MeesNukk reread my comment, then talk back to me once you get the point.
David Pavlas your comment reads that you have no clue about Soviet and Russian punk scene if you think they are the most prominent punk act to come out of Russia. Either that or you are confusing "prominent" with "covered in western media".
MeesNukk they certainly are the most prominent in pop culture. Why so butthurt?
Ору с людей которые это сделали. В России не так выглядят панки и спасибо что выставили нас в таком свете, "очень приятно"
Are you ebobo?Тут конкретно про стиль Пусек было сказано,не про всех русских панков(одним из коих ты вряд ли являешься),так что хватит тут искать повод ущемиться.
The history of the punk movement in Cuba and how they intentionally infected themselves with HIV is friggin fascinating and insane. There's a documentary about it somewhere but I can't recall the name right now. They took hardcore to a whole new level. It's definitely something you should check out.
NYC "look" didn't come from pushing social norms. It came from all of them being too broke to buy descent clothes. It was cheaper to re-stitch your clothing with what ever you had at hand or in the classic case, safety-pin your clothes together than to buy new clothes. Richard Hell talked about how Malcolm McLaren saw this when he visited NYC, he thought the stitched up clothing looked cool and brought it back to London with him. But it was not a conscious effort.
Wtf punk's don't look like that in germany
They kind of looked like that in the 80s
Back in the late 70s and 80s. See Nina Hagen.
Looks more new romantic than punk..
kano ishi I think they base it on google searches....google is god damn snitch
Look at the 80s. Nina Hagen was a huge influencer on that look.
I believe this is inaccurate at all , punk isn't about labels is about attitude
How are they supposed to show an attitude through a video?! Moreover, appearance is very important too because punks want to show that they are different and not afraid of what people think about their look and lifestyle
Punk is about what's real, real feelings and self-expression. I don't think it's about having an attitude all that much. But punk isn't about labels, that is true.
I think if someone has a rebellious attitude, they aren't gonna express that through dressing like everyone else does, so there was probably a punk "fashion", as I heard it heavily featured DIY, wich is a thing that wasn't really mentioned in the video.
But I guess wearing clothes most people don't wear does takes a rebellious, I-dont-give-a-fuck attitude, so, I partly agree, being a punk probably needs a fitting attitude too.
But at the same time Im not a punk, so I don't know what Im talking about. If Im wrong, please tell me.
Punk Fashion is an oxymoron. The look changes over time and is particular to an individual. Besides it's 2019, and "Punk Rock" is hardly cutting edge or fresh most everyone In this shoot could have parents wearing similar styles 40 years ago. Besides a commercial fashion shoot is totally ironic.
But this video is about fashion
I disagree with this video
1.Punk fashion started in London
2. Punks don't dress like that (not all I guess)
3. Punks don't like labels, and I know. Because I am "punk" but I don't dress like it due to work circumstances, but other than that my vest is my best attire ✌
Meghan Diaz Trust me, you'll appreciate labels once you alcohol as a kid on accident.... Trust me.
Meghan Diaz it is punk from the 70s I guess...of course things changed...
Exactly ny didnt brought punk back in london
*+Rainbean* wrote: _Meghan Diaz Trust me, you'll appreciate labels once you alcohol as a kid on accident.... Trust me._
What do you mean? I don't understand what you are saying.
Actually punk fashion started in America due to Richard hell Malcom mclaren loved his style so much he made the Sex Pistols dress like him
0:58 the German punk evolving into the "Neue Deutsche Welle" is somewhat accurately described. We wore fluorescent neon stuff and punk elements in the German pop scene of the 80es. Like Nena, and Kraftwerk.
The existence of an Iranian punk scene clothing accordingly to religion is something absolutely new to me.
Southern California Punk is way different then the Allure watered down version. Their version is more indie rock then anything. I wish they actually went to a native and filmed their creative outfits instead. That would have inpressed me! Still this is cute.
Did they really call Visual Kei, harajuku punk ._.
Dai Hiro dir en grey yesss ❤️
Dai Hiro that really piss me off 😒
Why does it matter
what the fuuuccckkkkkk
kadidjat . because it’s NOT PUNK
There are no rules or locations for punk fashion and first of all let's not forget that clothing is one of the most unimportant aspect of punkculture ...
Okay but how can you talk about german punk and not mention Nina Hagen? The outfit may've been modeled after her, but give her credit where it's due.
David Pavlas if you check the dictionary, you will see that "Allure videos" are listed as an antonym for "accuracy" and "giving credit" both. I hate myself for always falling for their title traps.
It looked a lot like Nina
Никто:
Абсолютно никто:
Панк из России: Надо напялить маску, платье и лосины!
1:44 she whacc, she atacc but importantly
Give her eyebrows bacc
lol
No way, I looked at her face for the firsttine and I had no idea what's missing :'D
@@anikohacsek3849 bru h my comment was a yEaR ago , buT it's Kk
Let's not mention russia.
Person no
Why?
Yeah, the improvised balaclava was a work of art.
What What? I am a Russian
Sims Alisa They are talking about how awful they look in this video
I think people are slightly missing the point in terms of authenticity. Many people say German punks don't look like like this, which is true but they clearly stated that this look was based more on the New Wave and New Romantic style that simultaneously began to grow in Germany. As for Russia, we have to remember that this isn't all modern punk and more a collection of interesting influential styles, I feel like it's more of a summary, you can't represent an entire nation in one video. As for English punk, I will admit the facts are wrong and the style is muted, However doesn't it kind of defeat the purpose of punk to over analyse a tribute video.
but what's the point of punk without the politics? doesn't it just turn into playing dress up?
punk isnt necesarilly political, lots of punk bands even those early bands werent about politics, lots of them touched social subjects without mentioning politics whatsoever like black flag had song depression, circle one had social climing leeches, germs had manimal, and so on and so forth..
i think japanese punk is less political in our sense as it is rebellion against their strict conformist society, the kawaii and gyaru/ganguro movements are in the same line as j-punk the right to artistic self expression n rebelling against being boring. in japan they say the nail that sticks out gets hammered down but people rebelling against that has also made japan an amazing artistic place with a rich youth culture
I know, it's just not the same without the meaning behind it.
no, it isn't 'dress up' if you're expressing yourself in a way you feel comfortable. punk can be completely isolated from politics sis. it's about the music and fashion imo.
the most unpunk thing to do is to care about how you look
STFU you're allowed to like how you look. If you like spikey hair then do it. Quit telling people how to act.
the most unpunk thing to do is to call something unpunk. there are no rules to being punk.
wee wee woo wa punk doesn't exist anymore. Grew up punk in the 80s-early 90s: We were poor kids who were political (usually anti-establishment, anti-government control). We shopped at thrift stores due to having little money, got creative with making our clothes, had to REALLY go out of our way to go to shows, ordered music (through zines) and at obscure record shops.
The attitude/culture isn't really there anymore. The internet and commercialization of the culture killed it.
Lol yep
gatekeeper
Да... Теперь я понимаю, как Россию представляют за границей... Вы серьёзно думаете, что мы так живём? Максимум наши панки собираются в повседневной одежде на вписках и пьют энергетики.
I have very mixed feelings about this. Much of them negative though. But I guess they are looking at this from purely a clothing perspective, without much concern for what "punk" means as a subculture. I mean, Harajuku punk is not terribly subversive compared to other styles. Kogals are way more punk in mentality, but they don't fit the stereotype for fashion.
Would love a goth one!
Oh, good God, please no. Watch Liisa Ladouceur's "40 Years of Goth Style." She did one for women and one for men and then also shoes. They're all pretty accurate apart from a few minor slip-ups here and there.
They have one on goth already.
Adrienne Cannella NO THANKS
It would be awful. I commented on almost all the errors in this video, check it out. Goth has already been done by another company by the way, and it sucked.
Adrienne Rudie
Sure, Just teleport in the 1970’s at France! My dad told me goth was Popular!!! Don’t cry if you find them Scary and Rude… I’m NEVER gonna go anyways(I’m not hating on france but my dad is french and so He used to told me how before… Being Tough, Emo/Goth/Demonic and doing Drugs was cool back then when he was a Child…)
No mention of Sex pistols or Siouxsie Sioux? My lordy
Memegirl334 Wasnt Siouxsie more post punk/goth???
Yes, while she's considered an idol of goth fashion for women, she intertwined punk elements into her clothing.
Siouxsie ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Siouxsie is gothic new wave not punk
Lucius Malfoy lmao Gothic new wave ok
When I saw the Russian one I laughed like hell😂😂😂😂😂
same lmao
I love your profile picture :)
russian punk? i think you mean: twenty one pilots
I guess, if you consider 21p to be punk. But it really, really isn't
theviolents oo i meant the balaclava
I don't know English and I don't know what you wrote, but there are not such punks in Russia! They wear everyday clothes and go to pee. 👌
@@gasnsip7959 he says because of the balaclavas
@★Zoechu★ and not only that
no single word about vivienne westwood .... well well
I know! Malcolm had some good ideas, but it was Vivienne who actually made the fashions. Jordan and Soo Catwoman should be credited for setting the standards for hair and makeup.
too bad yugoslavian punk and new wave weren’t represented... such an iconic style era
Punk adapted to fit religion and common culture seems to kind of defeat the purpose
Kay Slinger everything in this video is made up though.
Kay Slinger Ikr. Such bull
Elise M why
You do kinda need to find a balance between protesting and being immediately killed by a very well oiled regime.
Yeah the video worded it incorrectly, it's more like rebelling it, whilst still following the law.
Love JAPAN and Reita from The Gazette in the background.
Reita was the best thing of the whole video 😂😂
Yeah!!! MYANMAR!!! ❤❤❤
Salutes to my friends from Myanmar. ❤❤❤
Why didn’t you use different countries instead of multiple places from America...?
Isabella Koch new york appeared twice
I hate when they refer different places of America as "All around the world" .
TheCrazyKittyNerd I mean the world is America
from when is Germany in America ?
Isabella Koch When did Russia, Iran, Myanmar, and South Africa become America???
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3:29 what!? Reita of The GazettE
Yeah 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Haha yeahh
yeah
Reita is damn cute on that picture :O only He isnt Harajuku punk..
@@vianyybleh9801 but that's a cosplay...
Почему я, живя в России, никогда не видела таких панков? 😂😂😂
I love how creative and artistic Iran was with the punk style. Especially since they’re very conservative and religious. The hijabs are amazing. \m/
Вы рил думаете что Россия такая?? Ахаахаххахппххпхп ору
Seline Shootka Там написано что тип о в 2010 так продавались планки, но я не уверена.
Seline Shootkaаххахахахаххахаха я тоже с этого прооралааааа хаххахаххахахаххаха ебаааать
Seline Shootka я оч долго орала с этого
мдааааааа когда увидела начала орать
А я таких помню...
purgen would be dissapointed to see what people think russian punk is
If you walk around London like that you're getting shanked
RIP The People I Roast Lmfao lmao so true
RIP The People I Roast Lmfao ikr, there's a difference between fashion and half the inaccurate bullshit on here
California was not "Punk", that's called emo, punk in California was like The Runaways in the 70's.
The Runaways are amazing, btw. I’m thoroughly convinced that Joan Jett IS Vampira.
No it isn't lol. Their was no punk scene centered around the sound The Runaways made, la punk is synonymous with hardcore punk and always has been
No, '' Emos '' ripped Our Cultures and Styles Off
The 1980s German Punk makeup was the most beautiful and interesting to me. Regardless of it being inaccurate or not.
the girl in California she is not punk she is emo
If you look up “924 Gilman St. 1980” you’ll see that almost everyone dressed like that. Now black shirts and vans/converse are considered “emo”, but it all originated as East Bay Punk.
+Saint Jimmy all im saying is that true punk had nothing to do with emo. emo was made. in 2005 but punk was made in London and in new York in 1976 and this is coming from some one who is a punk
@@beverlydavis2219 Emo wasn't made in 2005, and it's roots are directly from Hardcore. If you're such a "true punk", you'd know that. There were many emo bands before the wave of pop punk emo groups of the early 2000's.
Russian...wtf?
This is not Russian culture!
Кто из рашки?
Rhe resl russian hardcore punks don't look like that they wearing adidas and drink vodka and they saying to people who they don't like " cyka blyat idi nahui"and they actaully not punks they are gopniks
It's not true about Russia.Russian punks look like ,, Пошлая Молли",,Король и Шут"...Well.It was a good idea but result is not perfect
Пошлая молли is not a punk band are you kidding
I’m loving the “Germany” look
I'm from Germany and i never new that people here love punk so much
Reita from The GazettE at 3:28 😁
V I S U A L F U C K I N G K E I
I thought I was the only one who noticed :D
R̸i̸n̸ L̸ Y̸e̸e̸ Same xD
😍
Cosplayer though, but ye.
Cuba tho
Germany was definitely based on Nina Hagen, one of the original punks, but the UK band Rubella Ballet dressed in the same style.
Japan's punk was really creative❤
I love how creative and artistic Iran was with the punk style. Especially they’re very conservative and religious. The hijabs are amazing. \m/
3:30 Reita cosplay
This is straight disrespect
German here- I've never ever seen a person walk around like that around here sorryyyy
Decades ago
I think I’m the New Yorker! Bangs, leather, converse, and skinny jeans all day, bro
Im 43 years old and still a punk. Always breaking rules since I get bored. Love the vid.
Russia, Japan, South Africa, Myanmar, Germany and Iran are my favorites!
wasfapuk1 112 punks don't really dress like that in germany anymore. More in the 80's
Peace for Food Wrong. Come to Berlin. Ich hasse Dorfkinder, die keine Ahnung haben.
California punk is how I dress up everyday
why did mina mahmood represent cuba when she's pakistani? she's stunning but there's a ton of actually cuban models who would've been great too :/
Alexia Langhoff It doesn't really matter lil
ya it does ! :)
Alexia Langhoff triggered?
They’re going to find a Cuban person to hire for one segment in one video? Nah...
I wish punk could come back and rock the music industry for real.
Punks not dead but I am inside