Punk

Punk is a genre character from The History of Rock & Roll.

A wild and rebellious man with a hatred for the American consumer culture, Punk sets out to put pretentious pop acts in their place and replace it with "pure, stripped down, no bullshit rock 'n' roll". Although mean-spirited and sadistic, he lets his bandmates do whatever they want and encourages his audience to question authority. Punk is first shown as a reaction to psychedelic rock bands, but still retains it's anti-authority spirit. Punk took a break in the early-80's to help train the up-and-coming New Wave genre. In the 90's, he is seen collaborating with Pop Rock and later, Ska. He has a disdain for Emo for stealing his limelight and ruining his reputation.

Being a non-conformist, Punk's look doesn't quite follow the standards of traditional punk fashion. His simplistic look borrows elements from 80's hardcore punk and 90's ska punk bands. Punk is usually drawn with white pants and black skateboarded shoes. His blue t-shirt features a skull on the front that matches his facial expressions. He shaves his head after he found the mohawk to be too passé. He also a bolt through his tongue and really bad acne.