What PUNK CULTURE Really Looked Like in 1970s BRITAIN

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What PUNK CULTURE Really Looked Like in 1970s BRITAIN

Punk in 1970s Britain wasn’t just spiky hair and safety pins – it was a full-blown youth rebellion. From Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood’s SEX shop on King’s Road, to the chaos of the Sex Pistols, The Clash, and Buzzcocks, punk mixed art-school defiance with working-class rage. It wasn’t about talent – it was about attitude: three chords, DIY fanzines, ripped clothes, and a sneer at authority. This video dives into the truth behind punk’s birth, its scandals, fashion, politics, and why it terrified Middle England while shaping music and culture for decades.