On Hollywood Tee Minor Threat Bottled Violence S/S (Red)

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The On Hollywood Tee Minor Threat Bottled Violence S/S (Red) delivers classic punk aesthetics with a graphic that hits hard. The design features a unique and gritty illustration of a person with a bottle for a head, rocking a tattered leather jacket and clenching a Molotov cocktail. The hand-drawn style matches the rough, unfiltered energy of punk culture, while the Minor Threat logo—bold and chaotic—cements this piece as a tribute to one of the most iconic bands in hardcore history.

Minor Threat, formed in Washington D.C. in the early '80s, is credited with pioneering the hardcore punk sound and the straight edge movement. Their music is raw, fast, and aggressive—short songs packed with urgency and frustration that captured the angst of youth with unmatched honesty. Tracks like “Straight Edge,” “I Don’t Wanna Hear It,” and “Out of Step” are essentials in the punk canon.

This band’s sound has been closely tied to skateboarding culture for decades. The DIY ethos, anti-authority stance, and fierce independence embodied in Minor Threat's music naturally paralleled skateboarding’s underground roots. Their songs have scored numerous skate video parts, adding intensity and edge to raw street footage.

Minor Threat's music has been featured in edits by:

Lizard King in Pig’s Slaughterhouse skating to “In My Eyes”

Tony Cervantes in Zero’s New Blood

Chris Lambert in Planet Earth’s Silver

Dakota Servold in Foundation’s WTF! and Nike SB’s The SB Chronicles Vol. 02

Elijah Akerley in Awaysted

Dane Burman in Zero’s Damn It All

Jeff Taylor in Planet Earth’s Hiatus

Their tracks also show up in various trailers and montage edits—testament to their lasting influence on how skateboarding is seen and felt through video. This tee is more than just merch—it’s a symbol of the raw nerve energy that fuels punk and skateboarding alike.

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