Shocking Reaction To (Punk Rock) Pennywise - Society

[@debratroeak77]

You hit the nail on the head with this reaction. Old punk don't care, they have a message and do not care if they offend. lol More punk please.

[@moondog8829]

I love this era in punk. I grew up to it and it just never failed to inspire. We can do better than this, people just don't want to.

[@jiffypoo5029]

There is still a lot of really good punk rock being made. Propagandhi, NOFX, Good Riddance, Bad Religion and Rise Against are all still making really good music and they still don't give a f-ck.

[@giacomojamesPunkRockHeadReact]

More Punk ?.. watch here in my reaction videos channel !.. 😉 kzbin.info/aero/PLtxeUSYZhJdD2ATrnVRzGx81W5J7llrId a lot of punk included the reaction of full punk cd 💿 records . enjoy !

[@stevenschubert7034]

yasssss

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

The original (and genuine) facts don't care about your feelings .

[@OtipemisiwakObservation]

"They don't want you to hear this shit, they don't want you to hear this shit in music"... My boi I am so glad you tapped into Pennywise. PLEASE listen to more, man to man, you will find enlightenment. Just subscribed!!!!

[@joemiller7082]

In 1995 they released the record “About Time.” It’s front to back bangers. Top five record of all time in my opinion. Unbelievable record.

[@deivi1]

Agree. One of those perfect albums where just everything on it is from start to end is incredible

[@AngelaEAwesome]

That was my first Pennywise album. So good.

[@briansjohnson17]

Agree its my fav album. Same ol story

[@briansjohnson17]

They were my 1st punk show in Anaheim CA. My buddy took me and I was blown away. Got my brother on them and he went to even show in So Cal from 95 till about 05 even when he had a wife and kids

[@aparker183]

Amazing album

[@scottcollins1105]

Gotta do ‘F**k Authority’ by Pennywise, next

[@xanighttoforgetx]

This is a pure reaction.. I've been into these guys from day 1 and every song and every album they speak sense and educate those that think punk is about a Mohawk and that's it.. This is a message

[@osker4738]

If you love pink rock music, punk rock loves you too. Good shit! Seen pennywise so many times and again this July.

[@ronevans6958]

this is a solid reaction channel. thanks for talking about my music and getting it...:)

[@shanonedwards4251]

Punk and hip hop actually grew up together

[@rorschach775]

Came here to see if someone mentioned that.

[@nawdude4292]

And became idealogically diametrically opposed. If punk is Bernie Sanders then rap is Trump or Dan the dildo Bilzerian.

[@nawdude4292]

And became idealogically diametrically opposed. If punk is Bernie Sanders then rap is Trump or Dan the dildo Bilzerian.

[@nawdude4292]

And became idealogically diametrically opposed. If punk is Bernie Sanders then rap is Trump or Dan the dildo Bilzerian.

[@nawdude4292]

And became idealogically diametrically opposed. If punk is Bernie Sanders then rap is Trump or Dan the dildo Bilzerian.

[@ernestswiderski7100]

My guy you literally said it best. Thank you for actually listening to the message and art behind the real punk music. 😊

[@PaulShivery]

I grew up punk in the 80's, and rolled Public Enemy same time. You spoke truth that I was reassured by. No one will see this comment, but truth. People love people. Thanks.

[@domtipp3425]

Sorry still watchin - your quote 'this is what music is......' Correct!

[@AskTheBeard]

3 years late and I care as much as a punk band. Pennywise \o/ Saw them live a couple times, always a great show, and one of my favourite songs by them. Energetic music to get the youth going and a message to get the youth angry, this was my entire teens and I'm as pissed off as ever that the message is so poignant. We need a punk resurgence.

[@hosermcmoose]

Producer: "How much imagery do you want in your video?" Pennywise: "Yes"

[@sentenced03]

classic punk is still relevant and still fits into modern day society and thats sad because we still haven't learned. great stuff man bands like pennywise, bad religion, dead kennedys, and anti-flag tried to warn us.

[@travisherdlicka7755]

Don't forget Reagan Youth!

[@albertoalmeida3424]

I'm from Brazil, I used to listen to Pennywise on 1996. It's cool to watch this reaction on 2022 with a black dude listening to it. Pennywise was a punk, skate, surf music thing. There was no black dudes in America listening to Pennywise on the 90s. But in Brazil, everyone on Xsports used to love Pennywise, no matter the color of your skin.

[@nawdude4292]

There were black dudes back then in the punk scene here in California and they were fkin crazy lol

[@khairiaris]

​@@nawdude4292Black musicians contributed greatly in rock music.. Just that they are under represented since hip hop, rnb, and pop are where they are more visible to the masses..

[@albertoalmeida3424]

30 years later... this dude discovered Pennywise...

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Never too late for good music, especially when it’s this relevant.

[@albertoalmeida3424]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT Me and my friends were addicted to it HAHAHA Pure adrenaline! Huges!

[@TheSuperSnake313]

Yessssss love me some Pennywise! There's a rabbit hole for you 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@nicemarmot3681]

Its genuinely gratifying see people appreciate and relate to music that I was brought up on and it still be so relevant today.

[@John57945]

T, You should check out Bad Religion. Have you done the song "American Jesus"? It's a great tune to check out. I recommend bands like Hatebreed, Sick Of It All, Madball, ALL, Dropkick Murphy's, Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, DRI, Black Flag, GBH, Bad Brains, Social Distortion, Corrosion of Conformity (COC), more Biohazard and more Pennywise of course but these are all great punk bands. I mean I could go on and on but these are all bands I have listened to and like. I would love to see you do a Jam session of just punk rock bands. I don't mind the crossover bands like some purists of punk because at the end of the day there is a message to their songs from these groups.

[@lauraloyland3165]

“Call it Religion” a demo recorded in 1986 by The Offspring is the most anti religion song I’ve ever heard and I used to be a Christian many years ago. And I’m also a fan of Bad Religion.

[@Nate6133]

Call it religion is such a damn good song, I second this this comment, and generator is another epic song by bad religion

[@John57945]

@@transmit13 I disagree Sick of it All, Biohazard and Dropkick Murphy's are not good bands. Maybe because they are more crossover bands IYO but I like them all the same. Plus COC 's newer stuff is more crossover than their first 2 albums. I indicated that I can appreciate crossover bands so you obviously didn't pay attention to what I wrote.

[@joshseth7190]

Pennywise still rips, took my daughter to see them with Rancid, Suicidal Tendencies, Iron Reagan and a rocksteady band. We spent all day in the pit.

[@joesmith8725]

Punk rock and older hardcore hip hop has always been this way, Straight to the point and raw lol. They are basically cousins in a way. I love and grew up to both genres, me and my friend, brothers. Then again we grew up in Southern Cal. lol

[@murfseye]

Omg ty you get it yes!! Dri, Misfits Bad Religion, Nofx, Black Flag. All are this type of punk. Legit punk. Ty again

[@halfwaywrongway8017]

Anti-Flag???

[@RoyaltyHigh613]

One of the BEST records EVER written !!!!!!!!!!❤ Pennywise!

[@DeadMailTales]

Yes, a lyrical breakdown would be awesome. I love deeper discussions about music. Also, check out "Don't Drag Me Down" by Social Distortion.

[@sgnMark]

Odd to see people react to 90's revival punk rock. Really cool man

[@halfwaywrongway8017]

My favorite song by them.... saw em last yeàr at sonic temple for the first time n they blew me away

[@prefono]

Beautiful song, historic band and great, great reaction!

[@11thorngw]

I’ve watched this like 10 times over the last couple years. Thanks!

[@briansjohnson17]

This is one of my fav songs. Peaceful day album is my fav. Sorry I'm drunk and blanking on the album name. I grew up in CA and had to drive an hour to where they were playing in the ealry 90s. Last time I saw them was in Anaheim

[@pridedyanky]

I've listened and been a Pennywise fan for as long as i can remember. My dad always had a Pennywise cassette in his truck. Been around 20 years.

[@DDaileySLP]

Pennywise still making songs just like this today. 🤘🏼

[@josephfabriziodawson5566]

Pennywise is truly a Punk band at it's finest. Got the pleasure to see them a couple years ago. Last show I saw before lockdown

[@after8lover]

Love the fact that you point out the importance of the lyrical side on the older and more serious punk bands such as pennywise and dead kennedys etc. but I think some of the "punk" bands that came from 90-00 such as green day or blink-182 had another important role making that energetic and stupid --- having fun kind of music! Its important to be conscious about things that happen and matter us all through the globe but on the other hand you need to enjoy and learn about the simple things in your personal and social life growing up! I think the same goes with whats happened with rap. Also both of the genres have had several fun and meaningless songs (talking lyrics) throughout the history, maybe to catch some people from outside the scene or just simply having fun or being young etc. Some of them really know how to write stuff that sounds like a daily base talking with some good points in them. Anyway LOVING your content and the points you make!

[@manuele.itriagom.728]

As a huge punk rock fan, not necessarily a Pennywise fan, but do love many of their stuff. This song and the video is soooo fucking good because it's so real and in your face. It makes you either think or look away and for me there's nothing more punk rock than that

[@Sanguine_Addiction]

Been listening to Pennywise since I was 12. I'm now 42 and PW still gets my adrenaline going whenever I head to the dirt bike track. BRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP!

[@ByronGiant]

You: "No!" Me: "Yessir!" (repeat ad nausea )

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

lol

[@Rinusj1]

by far my favorite pennywise song the only band that deserved a tattoo on my body

[@domtipp3425]

Sorry - damn man! Loved the comparison to hip hop! Totally agree as an underground hip hop lover and punk lover! - The truth is (hopefully you will know what I mean hen I say this) Real hip hop, metal and punk are all similar and have depth - whatever the nature of the content! Props man, subscribed will check out more!

[@brandis3309]

Looove this song.. they tear it up 😵

[@Whitemal1337]

Punk is three or more people with a guitar bass drums and a message.

[@endwido]

Saw pennywise last night in Sydney…the boys went off as usual. The boys still killin it

[@E90Max]

TNT, I love your analysis! You actually break it down and explained how these bands of my youth are NOT pop punk (« I’m late for school » had me in stitches). Love your vids, from a new subscriber. Much love

[@insanitasofficial1276]

6:56 you get it. 👏 Also, yes, please do a lyrical breakdown.

[@waynecampbell7217]

Want a old school punk song from another pop 90 band Offspring "lapd" but that song might get you canceled... Their more modern song from a few years back "stuff is messed up" is much more fun

[@JayBinxGXS]

Please do. Been a fan of Pennywise since 2000. I'd love to see it! So happy you get to see what real punk is about.

[@billyoliver4000]

Before Suicidal Tendencies delved into the metal world they were a punk band. Check out their song Subliminal.

[@giacomojamesPunkRockHeadReact]

Pennywise are a solid skate 🛹 Punk band formed early 90’s with a hot rabbit hole . As a musician with a punk rock 🎧 reaction channel i suggest you also Fuck Authority by Pennywise and Days Of The Phoenix by AFI . Do it and i will subscribe of course.

[@domtipp3425]

High intensity, with message? Yeah punk is pretty awesome - that's why when you ask someone who likes punk, 'how long have you liked it?' - the usual reply is 'since I was 14-15, still love it!'

[@lindseyherter6116]

Check out some Operation Ivy. I'm 40 years old and I still listen to it.

[@Syzygy77]

I saw Pennywise in concert once at a winter X Games. The stage was outside and the audience had to stand on a snowy slope to view the stage. When started to jump in the audience about a third of us slipped on the snow and slid down the slope. 😂

[@skelley3278]

Late but better than never, there’s a million punk rockers out there that will never have commercial success but we’re out there, we’re making music but it’s just never gonna reach the masses and that’s ok, we put it out of us and into the ether for the world to absorb. If you like pennywise you’ll like the early punk o Rama compilations. One of my personal favorites not often reacted to is a bit different…short music for short people…check it out and be the first I know of to react

[@heman691]

Their best album pennywise do is land of the free it’s a must have album listening to that album will blow you away no joke it’s one of my top ten albums of all time up their with wasp.

[@giacomojamesPunkRockHeadReact]

To me the best is Straight Ahead!.. 🖤

[@ALLROY-qc4ti]

About Time is their best IMO.

[@Nate6133]

About time is probably the best, Full circle is for sure a second, that what album this song is on. Then I’d say straight ahead and I guess land of the free even though it’s kinda played out.

[@giacomojamesPunkRockHeadReact]

@@Nate6133 every one as his own personal tastes !.. but watch here !.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4DKhKmofthrgqM

[@philb323]

These guys are still killing it. Saw them right before COVID. Anything from About Time, Full Circle and Unknown Road are bangers.

[@shawnburns5680]

Early pennywise is fantastic.

[@gabrielwright2221]

Thank you for seeing punk in it's truest form and making the connection with old rap it's truth a message and has been watered down same as hip hop and rap same shit going on but to many distractions to see real issues until its to late I like the open mind and different points of view 💯

[@richiemack82]

One of my favorite bands

[@graysonadams6443]

Check out the video/song “just look around” by SICK OF IT ALL… legendary New York Hardcore punk band… one of the greatest to ever do it ✊

[@iTzReliccc]

I grew up with these guys they were so cool to us kids in hermosa… especially Fletcher

[@T0VXR]

Fuck pop punk bro. I couldnt agree more. Your brilliant. Fantastic reaction. Keep making videos bro

[@erickmazur807]

Pennywise has so many classics.

[@alvarogalanmadrid9244]

It’s so funny you mentioned rap music in the 80s, I used to listen to rap music until they began to talk about girls, money and void topics that made no sense anymore and in 94 I discovered punk rock… and never left it since. I still almost exclusively listen to punk rock, a bit of metal and, whenever there’s an interesting hip hop artist with a message to deliver… I still go back to some of the greatest but it’s silly how the people’s music turned into “Gucci, b*tches and drugs”. Nice to hear someone who acknowledges rap was about social issues.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Punk rock speaks the truth

[@nickbrown7044]

PENNYWISE!!! one of my all time favorite bands been listening to them since i was 13 seen them numerous times

[@tedschmidt3059]

I know this is an old video of yours but I’m glad I ran across you today I’m gonna look and see what else you got in this genre excited about it. But one of my favorite bands that is still playing today is HED PE (planet earth) liked comment and subbed thanks again!!

[@CWargh63]

Name could come from the idiom "Penny wise and pound foolish."

[@shaneweary3247]

Awesome reaction to a killer band........ definitely check out more from pennywise you won’t be disappointed

[@shaun5540]

More punk rock! Been listening to these bands my Entire life..plus bonus no satanic symbolism by the pop artists and they were never on epstines Island

[@hisnameisrick]

This whole Album, Full Circle, is absolute FIRE from start to finish. It is my most played album of all time.

[@andrewowler1522]

Love this band.

[@tghartman321]

I'm in my 50's, and cut my teeth on punk in the 80's, while.my musical tastes have matured over the years I still love the old stuff. Glad to see this guy getting why us old farts have a lot of disdain for what punk rock devolved into by the time it became another marketing trend in the 90's. I cringe anytime I hear the old songs on a corporate commercial! Not all of the commercially viable stuff is entirely without merit however. Bad Religion for example started in California in the early days of the SoCal punk scene. While I don't particularly care for the sound of their MTV era albums, I get that they were trying to bring the same message they always had to a wider audience.

[@shemasmcguire3999]

Punk never dies!!!

[@kiekokat3678]

Pennywise was my first punk rock show.. I have never looked back

[@ivanremillard499]

I’ve been listening to PW for over 30 years and this is the first time seeing the video for Society. Love it. Great reaction! Check out Propagandhi. Very politically charged

[@ashlealabine6937]

And yes to lyrical analysis. Every video should include. I thought that was a given.

[@scottballinger40]

Yes please dive deeper. i would start with bands like MC5, New York dolls followed by The Deadboys, TV and some of the early British punk bands. The Damned, Buzzcocks, Gen x( Billy Idols first band) The Clash. love what your saying and feeling. Real Punk was a movement not just music. It spoke of all the things all other music was afraid to speak about. You can see why authorities did everything possible to portray to the public how Punk Rockers were the scum of earth and trouble makers.

[@wombatmats]

Extremely insightful take on punk rock as a whole. I love how you touched on the problem with punk being watered down into something that is about as punk rock as a Sunday afternoon at the mall. There definitely is still good punk rock being made today, it just takes some seeking out. On a side note, one of my favorite punk bands, Circle Jerks, is touring with 7 Seconds and Negative Approach this summer, and those MFers are in their 60s. Anyhow, great video!

[@ZackRamsey14]

"Oh my god my girlfriend thinks I'm not cool" the definition of all pop punk lol

[@BBaker916]

Land of the free is one of the best albums in history

[@fishfoodrenton1043]

i just seen this band live last weekend :)

[@travisherdlicka7755]

Jesus, this album's 25+ years old now? I f-in miss the 90's!

[@C0R3Y_C]

Punk is Truth!

[@sumonjamal1653]

To put it mildly... when bands like Green Day and the Offspring became wildly popular as 'punk rock' acts in the 90's, they didn't represent the underground genre. Slayer recorded an album of punk covers in 1996 called 'Undisputed attitude" cos (late guitarist) Jeff Hanneman was a big fan of SoCal punk rock in the 80's, and he was like, "THIS is real punk rock! That shopping mall crap ain't punk!"

[@lauraloyland9895]

Early Offspring is punk, Self Titled, Ignition and most of Smash, plus all the 1986 demos.

[@kennylaysh2776]

True punk is unfiltered. It's anger at what is around us, and fighting back using music. This was one of my favorite songs way back. Rise Against is not full on punk, but they are one of the more recent bands that I respect because they just say what they feel as well. I always hated when people called stuff like "Green Day" punk, everyone saying they listened to punk rock back in the day, and would put on Green Day, lol. That's pop, not punk.

[@Aventon500wheelie]

First band I ever seen live!!!!

[@N.E.P._brig]

Been saying it forever brutha.. you are spot on. There is only punk and there is only pop. But punk is always alive. It's not just music. It's a way of thinking about life. Love the reaction.

[@marlustalamini765]

I really like the way you react to punk rock bands, its genuine and is the same feeling i had when i was 13-15 years old and loved them for life. They built my ideology, taste of music, taste of girls i like and lifestyle i have. Those bands are also responsible for the voices of last generation and they still a lil bit in the shadows for that, as hip hop is. I'd like to see you reacting to Nofx - California Drought, Insulted by the German or Louise (those three are cool b side songs and express a bit of the punk funny side).

[@DKsamps]

Love this band and all of your comments were spot on.

[@parkplaceninja]

still one of my favorite bands get drunk and break shit

[@mfrost228]

Agree 100% with the comparison to hip hop, always a punk rocker growing up in the 80s, but also loved run dmc, NWA, all had a message, more often than not, an uncomfortable truth that most of society would rather ignore. That’s what is missing in any music made today, too afraid to take a stand one way or another and alienate even a few fans. I guess it’s good business, but it makes for bad music.

[@Autofire80]

Fucking LOVE Pennywise!

[@jeremiah4448]

My number 1 favorite band! I'd love for you to do a break down on a few of their songs.

[@cdecent]

"Nobody makes music like this anymore". I don't agree. It's always being made. It's just that it mostly lives in the "underground" where ideas are allowed. But, that's where it's always survived. Real music is out there, you just have to look for it. Bandcamp, for example. Great video.

[@fenrir7878]

Great music is subversive, from rag time, to blues, to jazz, to folk, to hip hop, to punk. Subversive music is usually suppressed by authority, then co-opted, repackaged, watered down, resold in an inoffensive that maintains those in power. Either by the subject matter of the music itself in distracting or subduing the masses, or by editorial power of the music industry deciding who can and cannot get ahead, often times both. It's like politics and it suffers the same fate.

[@Spiffer]

Your thoughts were 100% correct

[@mike4526]

Just found your channel and subscribed for the punk rock. You got it. That's why I fell in love with punk.

[@slyraven1128]

Definitely need more punk! Have you tried Flogging Molly, social distortion, the misfits, etc?

[@scottcollins1105]

Love flogging molly! So many many great punk bands that I love. ie pulley, the Lawrence arms, get dead, Lagwagon etc

[@slyraven1128]

@@scottcollins1105 He's got SUCH a rabbit hole to fall down! 😆

[@scottcollins1105]

@@slyraven1128 Such a deep hole. That’s ok because where else will he discover the underground bands? Haha

[@slyraven1128]

@@scottcollins1105 exactly!! 🙌

[@scottcollins1105]

@@slyraven1128 what’s your favourite band currently?

[@jommywop]

Pennywise and Bad Religion led me out of religious stupidity. I'll love them forever for it. Anything from About Time would be much appreciated.

[@AngelaEAwesome]

Punk seemed to start as a place where young people were frustrated and angry and didn’t feel like society was made for them, kind of like now with Gen Z. I used to watch a lot of shows about punk and music history. Apparently punk originally was influenced by reggae. It’s extremely sad that it is still relevant. And society itself has become a place where we are shamed for thinking or feeling anything bad. “Stop bringing people down” “cheer up” “don’t be sad” Why is it bad to feel negative things?

[@LP1681]

Pennywise Is an awesome punk band, and im glad you listened to them. Thank you!

[@michaelalan8046]

Punk rock is just folk music for a different generation.