90s Pop-Punk Bands and Skateboarding Courage
Millennials found skateboarding courage through 90s pop-punk bands.
In brief
Millennials found skateboarding courage through 90s pop-punk bands. 90s pop-punk bands inspired millennials to take harsh skateboard slams. Originally reported by vice.
Dookie's Mainstream Impact
In 1994, Green Day's Dookie pushed pop-punk into the mainstream.
Less Than Jake's Skate-Punk Rise
Less Than Jake formed in Gainesville, Florida, in 1992 and released Pezcore in 1995.
Blink-182's Commercial Success
Blink-182 released Cheshire Cat in 1995 and Dude Ranch peaked at No. 67 on Billboard 200.
MxPx's Skate Culture Connection
MxPx released Teenage Politics in 1995 and used skateboarding in their 1998 album cover.
In short
90s pop-punk bands inspired millennials to take harsh skateboard slams.
