Why did the punk rock genre die out? It used to be very popular

>>73718195
It was co-opted by the mainstream, turned into radio-friendly pop punk, and lost the hate and aggression that used to make it great

Punk still has a following, and there are various fests and such. Rock itself is mostly dead in the mainstream and can't really be rebranded any more.

> It used to be very popular in the late 90s and early 00s

that's why.

Good

>>73718195
it became popular and stale at the same time, just like all the other faggy hippie (((counterculture))) movements

>>73718195

Punk lives on through noise rock.

>>73718195
>Why did the punk rock genre die out? It used to be very popular in the late 90s and early 00s
punk rock was a cultural revolution in the uk.
where as in america it was just a kind niche thing for rich kids who wanted to rebel vs their parents. it never dominated america so it was destined to die off. tho to tbf grunge was the actual punk revolution of america

>>73719002
Can you rec some good noise rock?

>>73719031
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MLoY_zadsE

>>73719018
plenty of poor kids in american punk, ramones, iggy, circle jerks, black flag. i would say punk appealed equally to upper class folks in both america and UK.
>>73719002
punk lives on through underground hardcore punk
>>73718958
this is much more accurate
>>73718824
that happened in 77 tho

>>73719044
I guess I meant modern noise rock, as you claimed it lives on.
I'm familiar with Albini.

There is still lots of punks where I live despite not having had a scene for years. It's pretty weird but these punks have been there since I'm a kid. I think it's just part of the culture now.

>>73718195
punk rock dead in 1978 you idiot
post punk and post disco killed it.

>>73719002
And arguably post rock.