Oct 21, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 44 segments
Andrew and Vieves consider ads that rely on the anti-establishment aesthetic of punk to sell everything from light beer to cookies to, incredibly, 80’s New Wave hits. Plus, a guy who lives in a bank…
Genevieve HaasHostNow, most of these, because the idea of sort of fetishizing of punk rock as a kind of a new weird thing was very 80s.
held on the same way that goth still holds on as a signifier for counterculture.
Although I was out recently, and I work at a university, so I see young people all the time.
Like, the black lipstick, the pale, pale skin, the dark hair, the chunky boots, everything.
Now, most of these, because the idea of sort of fetishizing of punk rock as a kind of a new weird thing was very 80s.
held on the same way that goth still holds on as a signifier for counterculture.
Although I was out recently, and I work at a university, so I see young people all the time.
Like, the black lipstick, the pale, pale skin, the dark hair, the chunky boots, everything.
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