text: I like that song.\nWhat it's saying is anything trying to sell the punk rock image on everyday items (pillow cases, hair clips, etc.) is not punk rock.\n\nLyrics:\n\n(MC Lars is more punk than you)\n\nGo! Books about Evanescence (Are not punk rock!)\nGuns ‘n Roses watches (Are not punk rock!)\nHello Kitty iPod cases (Are not punk rock!)\nRob Zombie lunch boxes (Are not punk rock!)\nSlipknot binder paper (Is not punk rock!)\nTinkerbell pillow cases (Are not punk rock!)\nLed Zeppelin air fresheners (Are not punk rock!)\nTupac incense burners (Are not punk rock!)\n\nHot Topic is not punk rock! (Hot Topic!)\nHot Topic is not punk rock! (Hot Topic!)\nHot Topic is not punk rock! (Hot Topic!)\nHot Topic is not punk rock! (Hot Topic!)\n\nMisfits candle tins (Are not punk rock!)\nICP throw blankets (Are not punk rock!)\nBeaded Elvis curtains (Are not punk rock!)\nTalking Lambchop plush dolls (Are not punk rock!)\nAC/DC hair clips (Are not punk rock!)\nSpongebob wristbands (Are not punk rock!)\nSex Pistols boxer shorts (Are not punk rock!)\nDischord back catalog (Okay. Maybe that’s punk rock.)\n\nHot Topic is not punk rock! (Hot Topic!)\nHot Topic is not punk rock! (Hot Topic!)\nHot Topic is not punk rock! (Hot Topic!)\nHot Topic is not punk rock! (Hot Topic!)\n\nHot Topic is a contrived identification with youth subcultures to manufacture an anti-authoritarian identity and make millions. The $8 you paid for the Mudvayne poster would be better spent used to see your brother’s friend’s band.\n\nDIY ethics are punk rock\nStarting your own label is punk rock\nG.G. Allin was punk rock.\n\nBut when a crass corporate vulture feeds on mass-consumer culture, this spending mommy’s money is not punk rock!