/lit/ - Literature

https://youtu.be/MVel9Tr8O0E
Spiked my coat
And tyed my hair
Took my mind and put an A sign there
Leather jacket and spiky hair
Or should I have a mowhack there?
Am I punk?
Am I punk, yet
Am I punk?
Am I punk, yet?
Exploited records - got 'em all
Crass posters cover my wall
GBH - gods of al
Lace my Docs and Im all set
Am I punk, Am I punk yet?
Am I punk, Am I punk yet?
Spiked my coat
And tyed my hair
Took my mind and put an A sign there
Leather jacket and spiky hair
Or should I have a mowhack there?
Am I punk, Am I punk yet?
Am I punk, Am I punk yet?
Exploited records, got em all
Crass posters cover my wall
Lace my docs and Im all set
But please tell me, Am I punk?
Am I punk, Am I punk yet?
Am I punk, Am I punk yet?

>>13870941
>acctards like fake punk
Who could have seen this coming?
https://youtu.be/CNcDC8wJiRE

>>13471199
Then you don't understand the true and proper definition of counter-culture. It is essentially the culture of opposition and revolutionary movements.
It's not like they were unaware of this commodification
https://youtu.be/MVel9Tr8O0E

>>13316899
Spot the punk, win a song or answer to a question.
t. twenty years listening to hardcore punk, although dropped out of the scene a while back

Don't really know of any academic books on this, but spent much of my life as a punk and anarchist, so I may be able to answer some questions.
Much of it comes down to co-option. But there are also more complex issues relating to the natural schisms within groups, the tendency of the left/right divide which supports the center in politics but then opposes it in any subculture/counterculture, and then the question of authenticity itself - in which one must ask whether or not these groups have any real separate identity at all, or if they simply come to view themselves in the mirror, as the black pool of liberalism's laws of liberalism and disparate organisation.
You can also see in punk a form of survival that takes on the laws of thermodynamics: the authenticity is still there yet it remains both a force of increasing power and isolation. There is an irony here in that this follows the same laws of production, and something of a passive seizing of the means of production by an ever smaller class of people. A real working class remains, but as if in a foreign land, and economically as a professionalised and bourgeois element (i.e. the contradictory nature of the Yellow Vests).
https://youtu.be/k740dGSEU2I

Lit equivalent please:
https://youtu.be/DoUp043RJsQ
https://youtu.be/Gig6t95hCoQ

>>12592685
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