Critic
The lyrics endorse a particularly sensational, violent concept of anarchy that reflected the pervasive sense of embittered anger, confusion, restlessness, economic frustration and social alienation which was being felt by a generation of disenfranchised youth amidst the declining economic situation and bland music scene of the mid-1970s. Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren considered the song "a call to arms to the kids who believe that rock and roll was taken away from them. It's a statement of self rule, of ultimate independence."[11] In 2007, the surviving members (not including original Pistols bassist Glen Matlock) re-recorded "Anarchy in the U.K." for the video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock because the multi-track master could not be found[12] (it was rediscovered along with the rest of the Never Mind The Bollocks masters during a move in January 2012[13]). The Guitar Hero version also appears in the film adaption of the A-Team. The song was also featured in the video game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 as part of the soundtrack.[14] The song also appears in the Constantine TV series during the episode "The Devil's Vinyl".[15]
Lemme guess, I bet you know more about Johnny Rotten than Johnny Rotten does, huh?
“I am an antichrist, I am an anarchist!” Delivered in doomed Sex Pistols vocalist Johnny Rotten iconic snarl, that simple phrase struck fear in the hearts of respectable adults throughout Great Britain and traveled across the Atlantic to thrill America’s nascent punk rockers.
https://www.teenvogue.com/story/anarchy-explained-what-it-is-why-pop-culture-loves-it
He's actaully 100% correct. Lydon is a nationalist, big league, and hates globalism. Just a simple duckduckgo search will reveal that you are ignorant to this fact.
LOL! You sound like some old fogey back then all a tremble over these punk rockers. So song lyrics are always biographical? Jagger is the devil? John Lennon was a walrus? Dwight Twilley was actually on fire?
You really think your condescension affects me, that's cute. Now, try dealing with facts instead of your feelings. If you had been smart, you'd have pointed out to me that in that article, Lydon claims he's not an anarchist...that is, if you were half as smart as you think you are.
He became a U.S. citizen because of Obama. And, he was not initially a fan of Trump. However, he has become disillusioned with Democrats because of their hateful rhetoric, and has become of Trump because he pisses off the politicians.
I didn't know he had US citizenship.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fB7KXyiGgK8
So actual based entertainers.
While we have faggots in LA reeee about leaving for Leaf Land up north but don't do shit for decades.
That doesn't seem to stop 11M illegal aliens from voting
True Rebels vote Trump!
A lot of the old punkers are voting for Trump. Trump is the resistance.
Conservative is the new Punk.
But, this does show what happens to your politics as you get older and acquire more wealth. Hummmm.
He supported Ron Paul - live on the Tonight Show.
You're suprised he'd support a candidate maligned by the press who is scaring the ever loving shit out of the establishment?
WE are punk rock, leftists are the proverbial establishment
Which is interesting because he's an anarchist.
Not really. You're just going off what the internet thinks they were about. He's actually pretty patriotic.
'There will always be an England'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na7A3-UCCYE
Critic The lyrics endorse a particularly sensational, violent concept of anarchy that reflected the pervasive sense of embittered anger, confusion, restlessness, economic frustration and social alienation which was being felt by a generation of disenfranchised youth amidst the declining economic situation and bland music scene of the mid-1970s. Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren considered the song "a call to arms to the kids who believe that rock and roll was taken away from them. It's a statement of self rule, of ultimate independence."[11] In 2007, the surviving members (not including original Pistols bassist Glen Matlock) re-recorded "Anarchy in the U.K." for the video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock because the multi-track master could not be found[12] (it was rediscovered along with the rest of the Never Mind The Bollocks masters during a move in January 2012[13]). The Guitar Hero version also appears in the film adaption of the A-Team. The song was also featured in the video game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 as part of the soundtrack.[14] The song also appears in the Constantine TV series during the episode "The Devil's Vinyl".[15]
Gosh, next you'll be copy/pasting from Wikipedia. LOL!
Dude, I know the Pistols, and especially John Lydon. You do not.
Lemme guess, I bet you know more about Johnny Rotten than Johnny Rotten does, huh?
“I am an antichrist, I am an anarchist!” Delivered in doomed Sex Pistols vocalist Johnny Rotten iconic snarl, that simple phrase struck fear in the hearts of respectable adults throughout Great Britain and traveled across the Atlantic to thrill America’s nascent punk rockers. https://www.teenvogue.com/story/anarchy-explained-what-it-is-why-pop-culture-loves-it
Dude, he linked a teen vogue article as proof......He wins OK???? KEK!!! What a fool that dude is. Just take the L!
I really care about your opinions. Seriously, I do. Now, do you have any facts?
He's actaully 100% correct. Lydon is a nationalist, big league, and hates globalism. Just a simple duckduckgo search will reveal that you are ignorant to this fact.
LOL! You sound like some old fogey back then all a tremble over these punk rockers. So song lyrics are always biographical? Jagger is the devil? John Lennon was a walrus? Dwight Twilley was actually on fire?
You really think your condescension affects me, that's cute. Now, try dealing with facts instead of your feelings. If you had been smart, you'd have pointed out to me that in that article, Lydon claims he's not an anarchist...that is, if you were half as smart as you think you are.
You seem mental. I'm going to leave you to debate yourself now.
Hope you didn't hurt yourself with that massive leap. Fucking nutjobs are out and about it seems.
I'm glad he's voting Trump but he left the UK because of Obamacare?! Well, enjoy the red pill Johnny!
He became a U.S. citizen because of Obama. And, he was not initially a fan of Trump. However, he has become disillusioned with Democrats because of their hateful rhetoric, and has become of Trump because he pisses off the politicians.