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Watch Teen Punk Band the Linda Lindas Ether Racist Sexist Boy in Scorching Library Concert The Los Angeles quartet opened for Bikini Kill in 2019 at the Hollywood Palladium Brittany Spanos, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Need some loud, angry fuel for the weekend? Meet the Linda Lindas. The teenage punk band raged on in a powerhouse set at the Los Angeles Public Library this past week. The concert was part of the LAPL’s TEENtastic Tuesdays series, specifically celebrating AAPI Heritage Mon...

The Linda Lindas wowed the internet with their punk anthem about a 'Racist, Sexist Boy'

Teen punk band The Linda Lindas have gone viral with the performance of their song "Racist Sexist Boy," which Rage Against the Machines Tom Morello called the "song of the day" on Twitter. The group played a 40-minute set at the Los Angeles Public Library at an event celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, tearing through six original tracks as well as two covers — Bikini Kills "Rebel Girl" and The Muffs "Big Mouth." But it was their own song which garnered the ...

The Linda Lindas, a "half Asian and half Latinx" punk band featuring four teens, went viral with a performance of their new song, "Racist, Sexist Boy."

The Linda Lindas: Punk band from Moxie are trending on Twitter Thu May 20, 2021 at 9:02pm ET The Linda Lindas and Amy Poehler on the set of Moxie. Pic credit: @the_linda_lindas/Instagram The punk rock band The Linda Lindas was recently trending across Twitter because of a viral tweet praising them. This band was featured in the 2021 Netflix drama Moxie, directed by Amy Poehler and based on a book by Jennifer Mathieu. In the feminist coming-of-age movie, the real-life band covers two iconic pun...

Rolling Stone Watch Teen Punk Band the Linda Lindas Ether ‘Racist Sexist Boy’ in Scorching Library Concert The Los Angeles quartet opened for Bikini Kill in 2019 at the Hollywood Palladium By Need some loud, angry fuel for the weekend? Meet the Linda Lindas. The teenage punk band raged on in a powerhouse set at the Los Angeles Public Library this past week. The concert was part of the LAPL’s TEENtastic Tuesdays series, specifically celebrating AAPI Heritage Month. Clocking in at...

L.A. Public Library / YouTube Few things fill the heart with hope like a group of young girls playing punk rock in a public library. In a space where books and information open minds, there too our minds should be blown by power-chord-punctuated screams of "Poser! Blockhead! Riff raff! Jerk face!" The Linda Lindas — a half Asian/half Latinx band featuring "two sisters, a cousin and their close friend," according to their Bandcamp profile — opened the Los Angeles Public Librarys AAPI H...

L.A. Public Library/YouTube toggle caption L.A. Public Library/YouTube The Linda Lindas "Racist, Sexist Boy" went viral after the L.A. Public Library tweeted a performance of the song. L.A. Public Library/YouTube Few things fill the heart with hope like a group of young girls playing punk rock in a public library. In a space where books and information open minds, there too our minds should be blown by power-chord-punctuated screams of "Poser! Blockhead! ...

Olivia Rodrigo’s latest single, “Good 4 U,” comes from a long lineage of teen girl pop rock—that 2007 Radio Disney sound, as fellow young rocker Willow Smith put it. The 18-year-old Rodrigo’s trio of singles have garnered praise for paying homage to her female Disney Channel predecessors, who similarly explored the emotional spectrum of girlhood through their music, chronicling its cheesy jubilance, frustration, pettiness, adventurousness, and confusion. For young girls in the 2000s, ...

In the years since CHAI’s second album PUNK, the cute aesthetic known as Kawaii in Japan – and fetishisation thereof – has gone from being a growing subculture to providing the cogs of the commercial mainstream across continents. While J- and K-pop superstar idol groups and so-termed cute-metal fusion bands like Babymetal and Ladybaby have tugged an interesting sonic sphere from pop’s occasional paralysis, it’s sickly sweet. The wide-eyed, hapless and submissive crumble they’ve bui...