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There is really no way you can "become" one. You either are or aren't. yes, it does require a certain voice I suppose but there aren't really any steps you can take. Just sing punk music.

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well, its not mainstream , but it is becoming "main-stream" in some ways,

caz punk does evolves also

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Cute without the E - taking back Sunday

Swing life away - Rise against

The Academy Is... with the song About A Girl. Not really emo or punk, but considered emo-pop by some people. Look for the acoustic version.

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I ordered the 'Mikey Effin Way' t-shirt from the official website recently and it got delivered to me in under two weeks. (I live in Manchester, UK by the way).

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Post Punk is a genre that developed after the initial boom of punk. The bands associated with the genre took the DIY ethics of punk and started to experiment with the punk sounds. A perfect example of post-punk is Public Image Ltd. This band featured Johnny Rotten (aka John Lydon)of sex pistols fame. The band was very experimental and added dub influences and krautrock to the punk sound.

Basically Post-Punk is a smart experimental version of punk that originated around 1978.

Examples: Joy Division, Public Image Ltd, Magazine, Gang of Four, The Fall, The Birthday Party

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Well in England it's gonna be released on the 22nd of November, so it should either be then or just a couple of days after that. :)

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She told me she was almost 18.

What, you don't like Zeppelin?

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Punk rock got its name because of how its followers reacted to the music itself. The followers are "punk" or as some people call "anti-everything", but these people don't care what they were just as long as it suits them. The music itself can be mellow or have some to little screaming in it. Bands like "Fall out Boy", "Green Day", and "Rise Against" are great examples.

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Nicolas Matthews♥(:

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My best definition of surf punk is punk with influences from the surfing scene. That may sound a bit ambiguous, but consider The Queers, who are a punk band but with a huge noticable influences from bands such as the Beach Boys. -Keith Mclaughlin == I grew up in California, and as I've heard it used and in my understanding, a "surf punk" is just a kind of wannabe that' hangs around real surfers, are kinda gofers and try to pick up overflow surfer babes.

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It stands for "Chicago Made"

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Well, there's Joan Jett, and Maureen Tucker of the Velvet Underground, and Tina Weymouth from the Talking Heads, and Debbie Harry from Blondie.

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I know I do :) As long as they are nice and intelligent people.

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Becky Thatcher

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"Dress in a red ripped tee. Also wear skinny jeans. The slip on a drenchcoat. You also need to die your hair RED!!! Then you are a punk!!!!"

Wow. This is the only answer anyone came up with? I disagree.

Punk fashion has seen several evolutions and involves a myriad of common styles. Some 'punks' will even refer to it as a uniform, a definition of self and a means of identifying yourself as a follower of punk rock music and culture. To some, punk is an identity in itself and a community you can belong to like family, brethren, and brotherhood.

Of the common characteristics of punk fashion, the following are most common, but this list is tremendously limited and should not be accepted as definitive or finite.

-Skinny jeans.

-Band tees (sleeves removed, ripped, etc.).

-The use of spikes, studs, and safety pins.

-Chuck Taylors, Doc Martens, Demonias, Creepers, etc.

-Denim jackets (usually lavishly decorated with pins, spikes, studs, patches, etc.).

-Ass flags (large patches hung from the back of your pants).

-Studded belts.

-Bondage pants.

-Spike collars, cuffs, bracelets, etc.

-Ostentatious hair styles (liberty spikes, mohawks, etc.).

-Extreme piercings.

-Leather jackets.

-Chains, straps, etc.

Again, a very limited list, and not everyone adheres. Originality is a cornerstone of punk rock music and fashion. It's about rebellion, expression, and making a statement. Also, punk rock fashion is not be confused with 'scene', 'emo', or 'goth' fashion. In fact, most punks would see that comparison as a very deep insult.

EDIT: Of course these punks would find that as an insult. Most of them think you are too stupid to think otherwise. most people who are punks don't want to dress like other people they don't care what's popular they want to look like a rebel.punks don't have a uniform they just dress how they want. true punks don't dress like other people if they do they are called "posers"...IN LAYMAN TERMS..DRESS HOW YOU WANT NO OFFICAL OUTFIT also copy bad.. think yourself good...dys don't listen to other people..punks want to be as distant as possible from society outrage the public as much as possible.. these include crust punk and anchro punk...hope you get the point..^_^

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Because it was cheap and individual and the 1970s rebellion against glam rock and all that came before. It visually enforced the anti-establishment values of the music and those who followed it.

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CM Punk's current theme song is "Cult of Personality" by Living Colour.

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i think the blue bird tattoo meant to have become free from the society's eye.It could also be freedom or rights as well. In the public eye its just an ordinati tatoo but for whatever reasons it symbolizes its either the person who has it or it's the tradition bare it.

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I prefer punk rock, but everyone is entitled to an opinion

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i don't think cm punk has a wife but maybe he has it i don't know

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No, they disbanded in 2011.