What's up with that? Punk is by definition not pop.
What's up with that? Punk is by definition not pop.
Instrumental rap.
rap music is not anti-instrumental by definition, though.
Its a genre of music for those who can't sing either good pop or good punk.
It could also be defined as a "lighter" variation of punk.
Should've Done Something
But I've Done It Enough
By The Way Your Hands Were Shaking
Rather Waste My Time With You
Should've Said Something
But I've Said It Enough
By The Way My Words Were Faded
Rather Waste My Time With You
Popular Punk music, it's as simple as that.
Instrumental rap, on the other hand, doesn't make sense.
"The most important and recognize player in the history of the country."
Sometimes I wonder what my life would be like if I were as great as Paulo Wanchope.
Not really, as the music isnt at all punk to begin with.
That would be the 'popular' influence, then.![]()
"The most important and recognize player in the history of the country."
Sometimes I wonder what my life would be like if I were as great as Paulo Wanchope.
Well no, it'd just be a different genre altogether xP
And what do you propose we call this newfound genre?
"The most important and recognize player in the history of the country."
Sometimes I wonder what my life would be like if I were as great as Paulo Wanchope.
It isnt new at all. It's the same basic 'rock' that's been around for quite some time, they just put the band in mohawks and plaid pants and called it punk.
If it had some actual musical sembelance to punk rock I'd have no problem with it, but it doesnt. It sounds nothing whatsoever like punk.
Pop-punk in my opinion:
1. A rock group that USED to be punk, and now has fallen from their glory. (Green Day, maybe?)
2. A band or artist that try to act extremely badass, but still is still just pop with guitars. (Avril Lavigne... or modern Green Day trying to be all political?)
3. Bands that are a bit heavier than bands like... say... Switchfoot, but are still poppish. (Sum 41)
But that's just me.
so who are they trying to fool?