Is pop punk the only 100% commercial genre?

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I GOTTA BE MORE PUNK AND FORGET ABOUT WRITING LOVE SONGS
'CAUSE EVEN THOUGH I'M A MIDDLE CLASS WHITE CANADIAN GOD KNOWS I BEEN DONE WRONG
I'M A FAKE PUNK
FAKE PUNK
I'LL EVEN USE A DIRTY WORD
I'LL EVEN WRITE A MEAN SONG
I'LL EVEN TAKE A MEAN PICTURE, 'CAUSE I'VE GOT THE HAIR FOR IT

>>70893201
The punk aspect of it precludes it form being 100% commercial.

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>>70893274
The commercial aspect precludes it from bieng even 1% punk

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>>70893274
On the contrary, I think the punk aspect of it makes it more commercial

>>70893201
bubblegum pop

>>70893201
mumble rap

>>70893330
How so?
>>70893336
Not really, because the punk aesthetic does not cater to the least common denominator, which would be the more commercial move.

I don't know what Smash Mouth has anything to do with this

Pop Punk is about the sound more than the commerciality. Obviously, just by being a pop genre it makes itself suitable for the mainstream, but there have always been intensely anti-commercial DIY pop punk bands like Screeching Weasel, The Ergs, and The Thermals.

>>70893377
Smash mouth is pop punk?

>>70893420
How so?

>>70893420
>>70893441
third wave ska