The Hippie Subculture of the 1960s

In the 1960s, we need to remember ten years. Hippie, draft, citizenship, and the Vietnam War all occurred to this young generation. The medicine claims countless lives, and the birthrate of young adults reaches the highest. The ideal life of the 1960s showed a big turning point and its impact hurt many families. ¶ The corner of Haight and Ashbury represents the beginning of Hippie culture. "At first it began in the early 1960's and the world's spread was a youth movement" (Stone, Skip).

This shows the visibility of hippie culture in various mainstream media and underground media. Hippie development film is a Hippie Counter Culture Film dealing with stereotypes related to the use of cannabis and LSD, sexual and wild psychedelic movement developed in the 1960's. Examples include Stre-ins, Psych-out, The Trip, Wild in the Streets. Other more serious and critically acclaimed movies about hippie 's anti - traditional culture such as Easy Rider and Alice' s Restaurant appeared. Today, documentaries, television programs, and books of fiction and non-fiction are also being produced. Popular Broadway musicals were released in 1967

Previous youth's subculture influenced all aspects of punk culture. While keeping aversion to the mainstream, the movement of punk rejected the remnants of the hippie counter culture of the 1960 's. Punk fashion reluctant flared pants with relaxed clothes and hippie fashion. At the same time, the punk rejected the long hair used by hippies, especially as a predecessor of mods, skin head, and as a hairstyle fashion in the late 1960s and boot boys in the late 1970s, turned into a short and unstable hairstyle It was. Hippie crash pad found a new beginning as a punk house. Common jeans, T-shirts, chains and leather jackets in punk fashion can go back to cyclists, rocking chairs, and greases for decades. Some beatnik's all black dress and moral relaxation will affect punk movement

Since the late 1960's, hippies have been attacked by skin heads. Hippies are also embarrassing, sometimes jerk, revival, grease, football casual, teddy boy, metal head, rock band, country band, rude boy, rogue, and in North America from the 1970s to the 1980s other European youth subculture Attack with groups. The anti-cultural movement is also J. It was attacked by Edgar Hoover 's notorious "Counter Intelligence Program" (COINTELPRO), but in some countries other youth groups pose a threat. Hippie 's ideal had a major impact on disorganized punk and young subculture after some punk, especially in the second summer of love.