@Kyle Now I have so many questions! 😂 Was he responsible for the viral video? Or is it just that kids are sick of current music? Is he just good at trends and knows it's time for a paradigm shift in music? Did they write it? Is the story true? So. Many. Questions.
Yeah when your dad produced your record and engineered the library show you can definitely tell the difference. They sound good on the performance but these late night venues always sound like crap.
@@MrMonikerjay I think so too. Also, a bit of adrenaline for being on national TV might have affects the girls also. But I was worried they'd goof up or something under pressure but it was very good. They are 10, 13, 14 and 16. Remarkable poise.
@@sabrinatiffany45 yah that mix was terrible.. like did they not even do a sound check?! maybe Kimmel can hire me to do sound. i do have nearly 25 years of experience.
I remember going to shows at a local library in Ventura, it was always all ages and always wild. Even punk legends MDC played to a room of maybe 20 people, sadly they stopped allowing shows due to dumbasses disrespecting the space.
As a first generation Taiwanese American who grew up in LA in the 90s, I am so proud of you. Thank you for your talents and having so much courage for standing up for who you are.
Too geek out more on singing drummers try "The Warning" in some way's Mexican older cousins. Perhaps the Narcisista"if you want the only song they do in Spanish. Or for English "YOur Words Mean Nothing"
Anastasia is the drummer and vocalist of Pinky Pinky, definitely my favorite band and really fun to listen to and watch perform! I highly recommend you check them out
Yah I'm sure a band playing 50 year old tunes woulda gone over great. I was there too an a beating would have been the reward for darktown strutters ball or honeysuckle rose. Punk? Two of em have an industry insider dad that groomed em since birth. They're posers an ya know it.
I guess I never thought about it but there's a very clear marriage between what goes into being a kid and what goes into being a punk rocker. Loud, driven by emotion, not concerned about what other people think. Makes for some of the most authentic old school punk ive heard in a while. Coolest girls in the world!
@@nickcarroll5034 how is this woke garbage, these girls are simply singing about their personal experiences? Most punk music claims to be woke, or very heavily left leaning. Maybe you are mistaking the genre for metal?
These chicks are totally old-school punk! (speaking as an aged old-school punk) The kids today claiming to be punk rock could learn a helluva lot from these girls.
@@cheesefrog646 yeah this is right up there with Fear or the Dead Boys. Very edgy and dangerous going on national TV when your dads are rich industry execs. Piss off.
My favorite radio station just played too many things by the Linda Lindas. It’s a really great song he plays it three or four times a day and it’s one of their best songs. Thank you DJ Mark.❤
It is so sad to see what some parents do to their children. Love these girls confidence turning what could have been a negative into a positive! Can't wait to see where life brings you. Kudos to their parents.
@Kyle I thought that they must have connections to someone in the industry eap since their from LA and all, but wheres the proof that this was all fabricated? Its possible they have tis passion and talent anyways and was able to get further bc their dad which is so many ppl in the industry im not surpirised atp
@Kyle What about them seems fabricated or exploited about them? Seems like you’re projecting your own worries onto them. As if this isn’t all their own work and talent with the HELP of the adults around them.
I don't care what you say. It doesn't get much more punk rock than this. I hope they keep their well placed anger and passion. Caring about what matters, more than whats trending on TicTok and Instagram. The world needs more of it.
@@jonnyguitar4464 Are you Bocbo under an alias? What's wrong with having someone with influence help you? At best they can only open the door, you still have to step through it.
A sponsorship from Fender. Song about the current mainstream, pet issue. Focus group approved gender and ethnic makeup and getting on kimmel with a ripoff of a 50 year old genre is hardly punk rock.
@@Bocbo You sound like one of those punk kids who were actually fascists telling everyone they weren't punk enough unless they wore a punk uniform you approved.
@@Bocbo FYI: the Sex Pistols were formed by a manager looking to promote his fashion store, so it's kind of funny to watch you whining about something you know nothing about.
@@DoubleDowner 1. you don't speak for all white people; you are articulating the false mythology of a pathetic minority of white people. 2. That white minority already made its move on the Capitol Building and tried to overthrow our multiracial democracy-and lost badly. Because it's a loser's path. 3. Anti-white racism is practically non-existent. 4.It's not too late for you to become a better person.
@@davividavid What has the capital building got to do with it I’m not even American, also you could argue that a black supremacy movement tried to burn down half of America including multiple courthouses. But I won’t play or racial division game. It’s scary to admit that some racial groups may be sadly held back by aspects of their culture. It’s nothing to do with actual skin tone, that’s just biology. We’re talking values and ideals.
Mila’s dad is Grammy-winning producer-engineer Carlos de la Garza, who has worked with dozens of acts but most prominently Paramore, Cherry Glazerr, Best Coast and Bad Religion, whose guitarist Brett Gurewitz founded Epitaph. Eloise’s father is Martin Wong, co-founder and editor of Giant Robot magazine.
So, like many kids, they have grown up around what their parents do and are trying their hands at the family business. Or perhaps because their parents are in the industry they support their daughters' interests, instead of dissuading them due to thinking it's not a 'good career path' . Why are either one of those things an issue?
@@missmjk2010 maybe it doesn't need to be an issue, but it does give considerable perspective to know they're not just a random band out of nowhere. The Beastie Boys have cited Bad Religion as one of their main inspirations as a band, and Daniel Wu (who did the Facebook intro for LLL) has been a 'Friend of Giant Robot' since before he started his HK film career. Speaking as a former Giant Robot fan, the band name (look up the film, it's great), their sound (first-class), and all this publicity make total sense now. Good on them for doing all of this, but I personally wish they might've turned it into a little more of a teaching session, i.e., talking to their classmate instead of just writing a song slamming him without any further context.
“A part of a healthy conscience is being able to confront consciencelessness. When you teach your daughter, explicitly or by passive rejection, that she must ignore her outrage, that she must be kind and accepting to the point of not defending herself or other people, that she must not rock the boat for any reason, you are NOT strengthening her prosocial sense, you are damaging it--and the first person she will stop protecting is herself.” ― Martha Stout, The Sociopath Next Door
This is just a fancy way of saying it's okay to be a bad person. In my experience most women have the emotional intelligence of a child. You can't tell a child it's okay to be emotional because they don't know how to control themselves and will act out. Imagine if every women decided to act like a this and had their ID's have complete control. Society would cease to function. This isn't an excess to treat women badly since everyone deserves respect. It's a simple matter of reality, you shouldn't ignore the truth just because you don't like it.
I was about 13 when Time After Time came out, and it used to touch all my fresh puppy love feelings 🙂. In the midst of all the music I enjoy from a completely diverse group of artist, I still have a nostalgic soft spot for Time after Time.
Cindy, You are my favorite of all time. I saw you at a casino out side of Cleveland several years ago and knew I could die happy because I had heard Time After Time live. Thank you so much for that.
@@Bocbo It’s not a ripoff, if you’re simply writing and performing a song within a certain genre. That’s why they are called genres. It doesn’t matter how old that genre is...that’s irrelevant. Classical music has been around for centuries - way longer than punk rock. Similarly, people still compose Classical music till this day. You consider that a rip-off? It is a rip-off if you copy a song that was already written. Music often has unique traits that identify it within certain genres or characteristics that cross multiple genres (coming from my music theory knowledge). It’s very seldom and rare when a totally new genre is created that didn’t exist before. Plus, I wouldn’t have that expectation from a young band consisting of young teens, and the youngest being only 10.
Amazing how punk gets reborn wherever/whenever there is racism,inequality and struggle Big up to the band, i wish at their age i could think/act/speak/sing/play music like they do~
Having an insider dad that groomed em since birth. Singing about the pet issue of the day. Being ponsored by Fender while appearing on Kimmel is light years away from punk rock.
It doesn't matter if they're really "punk" or not. They don't claim to be. That's just the media. They're just young musicians having fun expressing themselves. They are influenced & inspired by punk music from hearing it from family members & from going to all-ages punk rock benefit shows. I don't think they care at all about being punk or if anyone thinks that they are. It just happens to be one of many kinds of music they listen to. So what if 2 of them has a dad that's a music producer. Good for them that they have a cool dad to teach them about music & help them. They really don't deserve all the criticism & negative comments from the haters & the so called "real punks". Music should not be about genre rules & fitting in to other people's definitions. All music genres should be free for anyone to use to express themselves regardless of how they grow up or if their family members are in the music business.
@@NeverSaySandwich1 Honestly your comment is creepy. Your mind went there, not K Star's. He is being wholesome and you're going around unable to believe that adults can compliment children without it being nefarious.
@@Bocbo you mean like Mozart or Tiger Woods or Drew Barrymore or Macaulay Culkin or the Jackson’s? Yeah, that makes me much less sympathetic to the girls themselves.
@@TheAdultInTheRoom74 And look how wonderful the lives of those folk are. Having your agency stripped from you by zealot parents is disgusting and borderline abuse. Those kids are product for consumption. Hardly punk rock.
Finally. After a long stretch of pop and dance music, I finally got to see a band that play with actual drums, guitars, and pure sound. This is a breath of fresh air.
@@Bocbo I guess you're upset that they're not REAL punk. That debate's been raging since the 70's. These are little girls breathing new life into a fading genre. Who cares about their pedigree? Just enjoy it like the rest of us!
@@BruceHurley They are industry plants. No different than any boy band. Whats to enjoy about a 50 year old genre with safe lyrics riffing on the popular issue of the current year? Lame lame lame.
@@Bocbo Read the comments. You are the ONLY one complaining. You posted half a dozen negative comments on a video featuring kids making music. What are you compensating for? I'm guessing you're a frustrated artist who never made it. Why else would the sight of kids performing on TV be so triggering for you?
I wasn’t alive in the 80s but the punk rock thing back then seemed cool. This on the other hand is just cringe (and I usually don’t use that word but it’s the best way to describe this)
Even though I’m 17, I look up so much to these girls. I can tell that they dress, act, and sing how they want, and they don’t care. I’m still trying to get over that myself. Props to them for the amazing performance, and I’ll be supporting them! - A fellow Riot Grrrl♥️
@@cindy1568 Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Her style's funky cool and fun And to me she is number one She's not afraid to wear all pink She don't care what people think I am Claudia Kishi You are Claudia Kishi She is Claudia Kishi We are Claudia Kishi Hollowed out books to hide her treats They stay in time, she goes off beat She wears red high-tops without socks Her sense of style, it really rocks I am Claudia Kishi You are Claudia Kishi She is Claudia Kishi We are Claudia Kishi Junk food, art, style, and mystery Talkin' bout Claudia Kishi Junk food, art, style, and mystery Talkin' bout Claudia Kishi Junk food, art, style, and mystery Talkin' bout Claudia Kishi Junk food, art, style, and mystery Talkin' bout Claudia Kishi I am Claudia Kishi You are Claudia Kishi She is Claudia Kishi We are Claudia Kishi Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh
This is so awesome, I have no words. This why we need libraries, who knows if the world would know about The Linda Lindas if they couldn't play at the library.
It's so refreshing to see an all-girl punk band!😍😍 Being that all-female rock bands are sorely underrepresented in music, I hope that the industry doesn't eventually try to change their style (like what happened to The Go-Go's. 😥). We need more women and girls in the rock and punk genres to let them know that they can do it as good as their male counterparts. Keep rocking, girls!😍❤️❤️
THEY ARE SUPER AWESOME. I grew up with bikini kills, babes in toyland, L7... the rebel girl era and they totally represent! Especially when i think there are no hope in current talents who are so fake..... this is RAW and REAL.
I've already seen these young ladies perform this song and they definitely rock hopefully they'll be able to make a tour here on the West Coast I would definitely make it to one of those shows if they are in the Bay Area MAGA Make Adolescents Great Again
Really talented for how old they are, gonna be interesting to see how their music careers progress from here. Going from forming a band to performing on nightly shows and stuff in just like a year or 2 is a pretty rapid jump. Especially for a band ranging like 10-16 years old. Hopefully they keep having a good time with it and just keep making whatever music they feel like.
"We were really angry and decided to write a song about it"
The beginning of every great punk band.
@Kyle really lol? Do tell I haven't heard anything about that.
@Kyle WOW, just read about them and they seem to already have an in, in the business.
@Kyle Now I have so many questions! 😂
Was he responsible for the viral video? Or is it just that kids are sick of current music?
Is he just good at trends and knows it's time for a paradigm shift in music? Did they write it? Is the story true?
So. Many. Questions.
Punk? They are siding with corporations and the government lmao you boomers are so silly
@Kyle yep. Sounds like the music industry. Never looses it's sleeze factor.
It's interesting that the sound mix in their library concert is better than in kimmel. This makes me appreciate the sound library's sound engineer 🙏
I am pretty sure that was done by dad Carlos de la Garza.
that was my first thought!
@@bwayne40004 Welp, that explains it!
Yeah when your dad produced your record and engineered the library show you can definitely tell the difference. They sound good on the performance but these late night venues always sound like crap.
@@MrMonikerjay I think so too. Also, a bit of adrenaline for being on national TV might have affects the girls also. But I was worried they'd goof up or something under pressure but it was very good. They are 10, 13, 14 and 16. Remarkable poise.
the sound engineer should be fired and they should hire the sound engineer from the library
Exactly!!! Also the microphone sounds low
@@sabrinatiffany45 yah that mix was terrible.. like did they not even do a sound check?! maybe Kimmel can hire me to do sound. i do have nearly 25 years of experience.
or i could be the Linda Linda's touring sound engineer! my background is punk/hardcore/indie
@@albertorkenbjorken I’m actually in a grunge band if I make it big I’ll hire you ok :)
@@sabrinatiffany45 sweet! i used to be in a bunch of touring bands too back in the day. got any recorded tunes?
The Library gives equal access to everyone and a way to display their talents. Worked as a Youth Services Librarian for 37 years!!!!!
La library live yeah!
That I S why libraries are so important
As an atheist,libraries are my cathedrals/churches.
I remember going to shows at a local library in Ventura, it was always all ages and always wild. Even punk legends MDC played to a room of maybe 20 people, sadly they stopped allowing shows due to dumbasses disrespecting the space.
@@fallofegg MDC were fecking great!
As a first generation Taiwanese American who grew up in LA in the 90s, I am so proud of you. Thank you for your talents and having so much courage for standing up for who you are.
China finds those words Taiwan and Taiwanese offensive.
@@nickcarroll5034 I'm probably the first to know. I'm Taiwanese.
@@allenpting exactly, they think it's theirs
Lucky you to grew up in Los Angeles and not in Italy like me xd
A drummer who “sings”. Always in awe
Too geek out more on singing drummers try "The Warning" in some way's Mexican older cousins. Perhaps the Narcisista"if you want the only song they do in Spanish. Or for English "YOur Words Mean Nothing"
You can never go wrong with Brutus if you want more bands with drummers who sing!
Anastasia is the drummer and vocalist of Pinky Pinky, definitely my favorite band and really fun to listen to and watch perform! I highly recommend you check them out
Awesome
Atreyu!
As a woman who spent MANY hours at CBGB's my faith in the new generation has been restored. (Much love and applause!)
Yeah, from the other side of the continent, I could totally imagine these women at the Smilin' Buddha on east Hastings in Vancouver in 1979.
If you're David's sister' tell him hi.
Yah I'm sure a band playing 50 year old tunes woulda gone over great.
I was there too an a beating would have been the reward for darktown strutters ball or honeysuckle rose.
Punk? Two of em have an industry insider dad that groomed em since birth.
They're posers an ya know it.
@@Bocbo weird take dude, weird. They're teenagers rocking out. Chill out or flip to a different video🙄
@@JenniferDaniels909
They're corporate insiders ripping off a 50 year old genre and calling it punk.
Chill? Not while the posers pose.
You can see the pure joy of making a right bloody racket in these girl’s performance. Never change ladies.
I would pin your comment if I had my way. :D Well said!
I guess I never thought about it but there's a very clear marriage between what goes into being a kid and what goes into being a punk rocker. Loud, driven by emotion, not concerned about what other people think. Makes for some of the most authentic old school punk ive heard in a while. Coolest girls in the world!
Their drummer is genuinely the most adorable person of all time
YES, and all of them! Love seeing the drummer singing as well.
You're a Dwork!
Punk, real punk, is about being really pissed off. That is why it will never die.
Maybe if you have a nice day punk is dead
Punks never been dead it just went back underground.
this is woke garbage not punk
@@nickcarroll5034 how is this woke garbage, these girls are simply singing about their personal experiences? Most punk music claims to be woke, or very heavily left leaning. Maybe you are mistaking the genre for metal?
Punk cannot die, it's a state of mind
These chicks are totally old-school punk! (speaking as an aged old-school punk) The kids today claiming to be punk rock could learn a helluva lot from these girls.
Yeah! I've heard them talking about Mike Watt in another interview
what old school punk virtue signals this hard?
@@nickcarroll5034 No "old-school punk" would even think of using the phrase "virtue signalling."
Piss off.
@@cheesefrog646 yeah this is right up there with Fear or the Dead Boys. Very edgy and dangerous going on national TV when your dads are rich industry execs. Piss off.
AGREED!!!
This band has done their homework and I can see their influences. I hope they go far.
IKR
Psych. Lol
Dworks.
Who says guitar rock is dead?! Long live The Linda Lindas!
it never been dead,it goes beyond mainstream
I think this video says rock is dead
No..this is not rock. This is some kids in their basement.
@@purdysanchez THANK YOU!
This is beyond dead
The Dad of two of the girls, Carlos De La Garza used to be in the punk band FYP. I used to listen to them back in the 90s.
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That's great.
Interesting
He drummed for Real Big Fish as well.
Love FYP!!!
My favorite radio station just played too many things by the Linda Lindas. It’s a really great song he plays it three or four times a day and it’s one of their best songs. Thank you DJ Mark.❤
I'm so glad Epitaph got them instead of a shallow major label.
They got signed with Epitaph because dad of 2 of the girls is a famous music producer who worked with Epitaph for ages. They are industry plants
@@jonnyguitar4464 maybe you are thinking of Tramp Stamps
@@jonnyguitar4464 You'd expect them to be slightly better musicians if they were plants, ya dummy.
@@jonnyguitar4464
Exactly.
A oh so now gender and ethnic makeup. Singing about the pet issue of the day. Sponsored by Fender...
Oh so punk.
@@Bocbo punker than you'll ever be sitting behind your keyboard
It is so sad to see what some parents do to their children. Love these girls confidence turning what could have been a negative into a positive! Can't wait to see where life brings you. Kudos to their parents.
Exactly
@Kyle you keep saying that in all of these comments, but like where can i read about that? like how do you know this is all fabricated by Carlos.
@Kyle I thought that they must have connections to someone in the industry eap since their from LA and all, but wheres the proof that this was all fabricated? Its possible they have tis passion and talent anyways and was able to get further bc their dad which is so many ppl in the industry im not surpirised atp
@Kyle source?
The second half sold me!! 😭🙌🏻🔥🔥🔥💖🎶
Me too
They are fantastic
Claudia Kishi is one of my favorites from them. I just wish we could have heard Lucia's singing a little better!!
Her singing reminded me of No Doubt's "Just a Girl"
Same!!!! its so amazing!!!!!
I am a geezer I suppose, but I am so glad to see this, real people and real music, go grrls, tear it up!
@Kyle are you a frustrated musician? it's pretty obvious
@Kyle exploiting their children? lol. they look like their having a blast playing. And they obviously like the music they are playing.
@Kyle What about them seems fabricated or exploited about them? Seems like you’re projecting your own worries onto them. As if this isn’t all their own work and talent with the HELP of the adults around them.
I don't care what you say. It doesn't get much more punk rock than this.
I hope they keep their well placed anger and passion. Caring about what matters, more than whats trending on TicTok and Instagram. The world needs more of it.
But they are trending on tik tok and instagram, on top of being propped forward by their famous producer dad/uncle
Sponsored by Fender while appearing on Kimmel singing a totally safe opinion on the pet issue of the day is the polar opposite of punk.
@@jonnyguitar4464 Are you Bocbo under an alias? What's wrong with having someone with influence help you? At best they can only open the door, you still have to step through it.
@@Bocbo You don't need to repeat your same stupid comment over and over.
@@deanbalboa
As long as the posers are crying i do.
punk rock is not dead 🤘🏼
yea it aged backwards only
A sponsorship from Fender. Song about the current mainstream, pet issue. Focus group approved gender and ethnic makeup and getting on kimmel with a ripoff of a 50 year old genre is hardly punk rock.
@@Bocbo You sound like one of those punk kids who were actually fascists telling everyone they weren't punk enough unless they wore a punk uniform you approved.
@@Bocbo FYI: the Sex Pistols were formed by a manager looking to promote his fashion store, so it's kind of funny to watch you whining about something you know nothing about.
@Peter L So what is the entire story on that, since you're so knowledgeable?
Aren’t they the girls from the movie Moxie? They’re so cool! They’re done putting up with crap! Love them❤️
They are from moxie 😊
Yes they are!
Yes!
@@DoubleDowner 1. you don't speak for all white people; you are articulating the false mythology of a pathetic minority of white people. 2. That white minority already made its move on the Capitol Building and tried to overthrow our multiracial democracy-and lost badly. Because it's a loser's path. 3. Anti-white racism is practically non-existent. 4.It's not too late for you to become a better person.
@@davividavid What has the capital building got to do with it I’m not even American, also you could argue that a black supremacy movement tried to burn down half of America including multiple courthouses.
But I won’t play or racial division game.
It’s scary to admit that some racial groups may be sadly held back by aspects of their culture. It’s nothing to do with actual skin tone, that’s just biology. We’re talking values and ideals.
Mila’s dad is Grammy-winning producer-engineer Carlos de la Garza, who has worked with dozens of acts but most prominently Paramore, Cherry Glazerr, Best Coast and Bad Religion, whose guitarist Brett Gurewitz founded Epitaph. Eloise’s father is Martin Wong, co-founder and editor of Giant Robot magazine.
Don't forget that Carlos was also in fyp from 1991-1993
Industry plants, I knew it. (I'm joking)
meaning they had the means and connections to get their garage band on national tv
So, like many kids, they have grown up around what their parents do and are trying their hands at the family business. Or perhaps because their parents are in the industry they support their daughters' interests, instead of dissuading them due to thinking it's not a 'good career path' . Why are either one of those things an issue?
@@missmjk2010 maybe it doesn't need to be an issue, but it does give considerable perspective to know they're not just a random band out of nowhere. The Beastie Boys have cited Bad Religion as one of their main inspirations as a band, and Daniel Wu (who did the Facebook intro for LLL) has been a 'Friend of Giant Robot' since before he started his HK film career.
Speaking as a former Giant Robot fan, the band name (look up the film, it's great), their sound (first-class), and all this publicity make total sense now. Good on them for doing all of this, but I personally wish they might've turned it into a little more of a teaching session, i.e., talking to their classmate instead of just writing a song slamming him without any further context.
I'm proud of them. They must be having so much fun.
Four young girls who play their own instruments with a good punk sound and message; Rock On!!!
One of them is actually a boy
@@yelnickmcwawa5858 which 1?lmao
@@yelnickmcwawa5858
👍
“A part of a healthy conscience is being able to confront consciencelessness. When you teach your daughter, explicitly or by passive rejection, that she must ignore her outrage, that she must be kind and accepting to the point of not defending herself or other people, that she must not rock the boat for any reason, you are NOT strengthening her prosocial sense, you are damaging it--and the first person she will stop protecting is herself.”
― Martha Stout, The Sociopath Next Door
How many videos do you post this on
@@phillipedwardness9591 Haven't posted it on enough videos yet. You'll see it more now.
This is just a fancy way of saying it's okay to be a bad person. In my experience most women have the emotional intelligence of a child. You can't tell a child it's okay to be emotional because they don't know how to control themselves and will act out. Imagine if every women decided to act like a this and had their ID's have complete control. Society would cease to function. This isn't an excess to treat women badly since everyone deserves respect. It's a simple matter of reality, you shouldn't ignore the truth just because you don't like it.
@@ianedmiston8237 for real, these are all things boys and men are taught but it’s okay because they’re boys and men
@@Dan-ud8hz I wasn’t attacking you, I was genuinely wondering. I’ve seen it a lot.
Willie Nelson in the back smiling down at the Linda Lindas is just - spectacular ✓
Right on!
did i miss that part?1
@@melvinwren there is a portrait of Willie on the wall behind the girls when Jimmy is interviewing them.
And Joan Jett is so proud! Did you notice the T shirt?
Yes!!
I was about 13 when Time After Time came out, and it used to touch all my fresh puppy love feelings 🙂. In the midst of all the music I enjoy from a completely diverse group of artist, I still have a nostalgic soft spot for Time after Time.
Cindy, You are my favorite of all time. I saw you at a casino out side of Cleveland several years ago and knew I could die happy because I had heard Time After Time live. Thank you so much for that.
They were awesome! Especially Lucia, she doesn't seem to be camera shy at all.
But the sound man needs be fired!
As an Asian parent, I would never let my lil girl be in a punk band...but now I changed my mind!
Why would being an Asian parent as opposed to any other ethnicity prevent you from letting your daughter plau in a punk band?
These Latina-Chinese punk rock muses are the best! In freaking high school, with braces, and rocking LIVE!
If they were boys no one would notice.
Lame ripoff of a nearly 50 year old genre.
Middle school. The drummer is only 10.
@@Bocbo LOL, "wah boys," LOLOLOLOLOL, incel for life confirmed.
@@Bocbo That genre was around before you were born. It's always been around in different forms.
@@Bocbo It’s not a ripoff, if you’re simply writing and performing a song within a certain genre. That’s why they are called genres. It doesn’t matter how old that genre is...that’s irrelevant. Classical music has been around for centuries - way longer than punk rock. Similarly, people still compose Classical music till this day. You consider that a rip-off? It is a rip-off if you copy a song that was already written.
Music often has unique traits that identify it within certain genres or characteristics that cross multiple genres (coming from my music theory knowledge). It’s very seldom and rare when a totally new genre is created that didn’t exist before. Plus, I wouldn’t have that expectation from a young band consisting of young teens, and the youngest being only 10.
Amazing how punk gets reborn wherever/whenever there is racism,inequality and struggle
Big up to the band, i wish at their age i could think/act/speak/sing/play music like they do~
Having an insider dad that groomed em since birth. Singing about the pet issue of the day. Being ponsored by Fender while appearing on Kimmel is light years away from punk rock.
@@Bocbo Ha! Your sourness is a treat.
@@eme.261
Yer opinion means nothing to me.
Glad to bring joy to even an npc's life tho.
@@Bocbo LOL, "NPC," thanks for going full alt right incel, little Proud Boy wannabe.
@@Bocbo Gahh, you couldn’t have said “I’m bitter and jealous of children” any harder if you tried 🤣
These girls remind me of my little punk rock girl band in the '90s. If they need a back up bassist, I'm available lol
Spoken like a true Dwork.
This is refreshing to see n hear. Punk never went away!
3 chords and an attitude! 🤘🏻
I’m an R&B old head. However, these young ladies are talented and I absolutely love their strength and passion!! LET ‘EM HAVE IT, LADIES!!!
✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Agreed !
Check out the Nova Twins!! They’re phenomenal!
Now, THIS is the spirit!!! Rock it Linda Linda's!!!
This brings me so so so much joy. Keep going grrrls!! Your generation needs a band like yours to grow up with!
No stupid
Did you even hear the music or are you tone deaf?
Femoid.
It doesn't matter if they're really "punk" or not. They don't claim to be. That's just the media. They're just young musicians having fun expressing themselves. They are influenced & inspired by punk music from hearing it from family members & from going to all-ages punk rock benefit shows. I don't think they care at all about being punk or if anyone thinks that they are. It just happens to be one of many kinds of music they listen to. So what if 2 of them has a dad that's a music producer. Good for them that they have a cool dad to teach them about music & help them. They really don't deserve all the criticism & negative comments from the haters & the so called "real punks". Music should not be about genre rules & fitting in to other people's definitions. All music genres should be free for anyone to use to express themselves regardless of how they grow up or if their family members are in the music business.
*Claim
@@JackCarlisleOfficial Oops... Yeah your right. I misspelled it. I'll edit it just for you. 🙄
If only I had Linda Lindas in my friendship group back at school. Absolute Icons!
I'm a 44 year old man and these girls inspire me.
Kinda creepy
@@NeverSaySandwich1 no, not meant in a creepy way. They give me hope for the future.
@@NeverSaySandwich1 Honestly your comment is creepy. Your mind went there, not K Star's. He is being wholesome and you're going around unable to believe that adults can compliment children without it being nefarious.
Watching these kids get noticed makes my heart happy. They're the only actual rock coming from anyone these days.
Dwork.
the punkest thing i’ve heard in a while
those girls were straight fire. inspiring .
I have no words to describe how awesome this is. Restored faith in both humanity and rock and roll all at once… priceless.
Learn how two of em were groomed since birth by their industry insider dad and despair.
@@Bocbo Ha! Still trying? 😂😂
@@eme.261
Oh sweetie... its cute the way yer following me around the comment section seeking attention from the strong man.
Daddy issues much?
@@Bocbo you mean like Mozart or Tiger Woods or Drew Barrymore or Macaulay Culkin or the Jackson’s? Yeah, that makes me much less sympathetic to the girls themselves.
@@TheAdultInTheRoom74
And look how wonderful the lives of those folk are.
Having your agency stripped from you by zealot parents is disgusting and borderline abuse.
Those kids are product for consumption. Hardly punk rock.
Finally. After a long stretch of pop and dance music, I finally got to see a band that play with actual drums, guitars, and pure sound. This is a breath of fresh air.
Jimmy's producers, artists relations or what ever who incharge on bringing guest musicians have great taste of music! They bringing all cool bands
He always did
No kidding. I seen so many good bands in the back parking lot of the studios at Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Can’t believe they made a song about me, I’m honoured.
It's 2021- Four teenagers who aren't transfixed by their smartphones and making their own music- keep it going, girls!
The Blue Hearts finally got named on US TV, 30 years later! Check em out! They’re awesome!
The irony of this being on Jimmy Kimmel is probably the best part.
Keep it up Linda Lindas!
An industry insider dad that groomed a couple of em since birth. Singing about the petvissue of the day. Sponsored by Fender...
Irony?
Product.
@@Bocbo I guess you're upset that they're not REAL punk. That debate's been raging since the 70's. These are little girls breathing new life into a fading genre. Who cares about their pedigree? Just enjoy it like the rest of us!
@@BruceHurley
They are industry plants.
No different than any boy band.
Whats to enjoy about a 50 year old genre with safe lyrics riffing on the popular issue of the current year?
Lame lame lame.
@@Bocbo Read the comments. You are the ONLY one complaining. You posted half a dozen negative comments on a video featuring kids making music. What are you compensating for? I'm guessing you're a frustrated artist who never made it. Why else would the sight of kids performing on TV be so triggering for you?
@@Bocbo If they were your family members, I wonder if you would express the same sentiment to them and/or their parents? 🤔
I love everything about them... including the fact that they are clearly having fun with this amazing moment in their lives! You will go far!
I'm so glad to see these little chicks rock. Classic punks.
80s punk rocker here. I love this! It’s exactly how punk started in the first place. Rebels
Yeah insider dads, sponsorship from Fender and singing about popular opinion on Kimmel is SO punk.
@@Bocbo enough to make fragile fascists heads explode...yeah, it's punk enough for me.
@@Bocbo you're offended over it, so I'd say it's pretty darn punk!
@@silmarillion666
Not offended.
You posers gonna pose.
Now more of your salty tears over truth...
I wasn’t alive in the 80s but the punk rock thing back then seemed cool. This on the other hand is just cringe (and I usually don’t use that word but it’s the best way to describe this)
They’re so adorable!! And very Punk!!❤
Even though I’m 17, I look up so much to these girls. I can tell that they dress, act, and sing how they want, and they don’t care. I’m still trying to get over that myself. Props to them for the amazing performance, and I’ll be supporting them! - A fellow Riot Grrrl♥️
admiration doesn't have an age.
Same here-and I'm 28 XD. They bring me back to my Girls Rock Band days.
I'm so glad the show let them play two songs to showcase both their heavy side and their old school punk side!
I love the one on the left in the reds singing. So reminds me of the 90s
How nervous were they performing on TV??? That was great!!
That was AWESOME!!! Congrats on your debut! I think you’ll go far! Keep going!!! 💜💜💜💜
In the tradition of punk these girls are doing the music proud. Girl power. They would so make it at CBGB.
CBGB has been closed since these girls were in diapers or not even born.
*Relieved sigh* This. This is punk rock. *sits on mountain overlooking the land and a single happy tear falls down my face*
Badass! Reminds me of my highschool days. Got an L7, Babes in Toyland, etc kinda vibe. I love it!
They cove L7 in Moxie.
L7 for sure.
L7 and Babes in a Toyland: Good
The Linda Lindas: Bad
@@duckyyyaj247 also you play animal jam LMAOOOO opinion invalid
Thanks Jimmy for introducing this group. I'm a grandma but really like their sound
Ditto, just wished I could have understood more of the words. Best of luck Linda Linda's!!!
@@cindy1568 Ooh Ooh Ooh
Ooh Ooh Ooh
Ooh Ooh Ooh
Ooh Ooh Ooh
Her style's funky cool and fun
And to me she is number one
She's not afraid to wear all pink
She don't care what people think
I am Claudia Kishi
You are Claudia Kishi
She is Claudia Kishi
We are Claudia Kishi
Hollowed out books to hide her treats
They stay in time, she goes off beat
She wears red high-tops without socks
Her sense of style, it really rocks
I am Claudia Kishi
You are Claudia Kishi
She is Claudia Kishi
We are Claudia Kishi
Junk food, art, style, and mystery
Talkin' bout Claudia Kishi
Junk food, art, style, and mystery
Talkin' bout Claudia Kishi
Junk food, art, style, and mystery
Talkin' bout Claudia Kishi
Junk food, art, style, and mystery
Talkin' bout Claudia Kishi
I am Claudia Kishi
You are Claudia Kishi
She is Claudia Kishi
We are Claudia Kishi
Ooh Ooh Ooh
Ooh Ooh Ooh
Ooh
海外のこんな若い女の子に影響与えてるブルーハーツ凄いな、、そんでこの子達もかっこよすぎ
Feeeee-moid.
With all due respect. They can't sing. Promote punk rock, not agendas.
Dude this is AMAZING!! Total '80s punk vibes. LOVE IT!
2 sister's a cousin and a friend would of been a great band name
Those girls are fabulous!! I've been listening to them for the last few months and they are awesome. Keep rocking girls!! love you!!
punk is not dead
These ladies know how to make some noise!!! And I mean that in the most positive way!
Incredible show tonight, ladies and Jimmy!! 👏🏽👏🏽
This is so awesome, I have no words. This why we need libraries, who knows if the world would know about The Linda Lindas if they couldn't play at the library.
I love how they share singing! XO!
To hear Bela sing lead, listen to "Monica". It's about a cat.
YOUNG PEOPLE JUST KILLING IT! LOVE IT!!!
These girls ROCK!
Amazing that Jimmy had this group on, good for him
PURE PUNK!!! I just adore them!
This made me so happy! Thanks ladies!
Eloise's outfit is fire!
Riot grrrls ready to take over the world >:)) nothing but love for them and all the other punk rockers in the scene rn
take over the world? 😂
punk's not dead
We need more of this musician ( love from Sudan )
Awww well done ladies ☺️👍🏾✌🏾
Yea! Bring Back Punk Rock Girls! Sounds like the 80's all over again! Great job!
They are awesome! I heard they got a record contract. Well deserved. As soon as their album comes out I'm going to buy it to support them!
I love these girls!
"We rebuild what you destroy!"💜💪💃
It's so refreshing to see an all-girl punk band!😍😍 Being that all-female rock bands are sorely underrepresented in music, I hope that the industry doesn't eventually try to change their style (like what happened to The Go-Go's. 😥). We need more women and girls in the rock and punk genres to let them know that they can do it as good as their male counterparts. Keep rocking, girls!😍❤️❤️
Seriously one of the coolest things in music in a long time. Something different and really genuine!
Punk is alive
THEY ARE SUPER AWESOME. I grew up with bikini kills, babes in toyland, L7... the rebel girl era and they totally represent! Especially when i think there are no hope in current talents who are so fake..... this is RAW and REAL.
You're not Anti-Establishment.
You ARE The Establishment.
Name a better collab 😩 LA County Library x The Linda Lindas
LA City Public Library
2021: The Year Punk Broke
Loved this. Good on Jimmy for booking them.
As an older Babysitter’s Club fan, the Claudia Kishi song is AMAZING
So happy to see then live ♡♡♡
I've already seen these young ladies perform this song and they definitely rock hopefully they'll be able to make a tour here on the West Coast I would definitely make it to one of those shows if they are in the Bay Area MAGA Make Adolescents Great Again
Really talented for how old they are, gonna be interesting to see how their music careers progress from here.
Going from forming a band to performing on nightly shows and stuff in just like a year or 2 is a pretty rapid jump. Especially for a band ranging like 10-16 years old.
Hopefully they keep having a good time with it and just keep making whatever music they feel like.
real happy to see punk alive and well and having a moment