Friggy PEP

1969

The Stooges

A wild iguana screams out of Detroit. Proto-punk is born.

Iggy Pop is the Godfather of punk.
Friggy PEP is the Degen Codefather.

Friggy PEP on stage, gripping the mic stand

Shirtless Friggy PEP with the Iggy Pep Haircut — **Iggy Pep Haircut**trait · 69 pieces

1972

Ultraviolence + Glam

One eyelash, one bowler hat, one Ludwig van. Cinema gets a little bit horrorshow.

Meanwhile in New York, the Dolls stomp the stage in platform boots, lipstick and torn satin. Glam meets ultraviolence: proto-punk puts on its make-up.

Friggy PEP in white with bowler hat and cane, in front of a Bitcoin alarm clock — **Clockwork Orange Eyebrow**72 pieces

Friggy PEP in a white shirt with Pyramid-Studs suspenders, Clockwork Orange Eyebrow and mohawk — **Droog look**white shirt · Pyramid-Studs

1976

Punk blows up

London, '76. Four kids swear live on teatime TV and wake up public enemy number one. Punk explodes.

Mohawks and spiked crests scare the whole country.

New York, a taxi driver asks: you talking to me?

Friggy PEP in a ripped yellow Cex Pistols tee in front of a vertical Union Jack — **Cex Pistols tees** · 77 piecesTravis jacket "You talking to me?" · 76 piecesFriguana Crest · 77 pieces

Friggy PEP in a Travis jacket in front of a yellow cab: 2026, 50th birthday

1977

Birth of a legend

One, two, three, four…

First album in '76, then two more in '77: Leave Home and Rocket to Russia. The year the Ramones blow up. Before the crests and the safety pins, they were the forefathers of punk.

Ragmoneys: four Friggy brothers against a brick wall — **Ragmoneys tee** · 77 piecesPerfecto Badges · 89 piecesBlitzgrip Haircut · 76 pieces

Friggy PEP as a Ragmoney: Hey Ho, Let's Go!

1979

Rock 'n' roll high school

Blow up the school, put on the varsity jacket. Punk goes to the movies, and Mad Max hits the road.

Meanwhile, ska crashes the party: Jamaican offbeats, checkerboard pants and punk energy on the same dancefloor. Keep the faith.

And metal plugs in: the New Wave of British Heavy Metal steals punk's raw speed and turns it up to eleven.

Ska Friggy PEP in the Rock n Roll High School jacket and checkerboard pants — **Rock 'n' Roll High School jacket**79 pieces

1984

After the end of the world

A fist of the north star, a road warrior. The apocalypse wears studded leather, and even the Terminator steals his clothes from a gang of punks.

Billy Idol, a kid from the first punk wave of the '70s, now owns the screen: the '80s are his.

Friggy PEP as a post-apocalyptic punk hero, with the Seven Stars — **Mad Max / Hokuto jacket** · 85 piecesPunk Ice Blue crest · 130 piecesSeven Stars · only 7 pieces

1989

Bleach

A blond kid from Aberdeen records a dirty little album for 600 dollars. Grunge is the new punk.

In the arcades, Final Fight drops the Mad Gear gang: mohawks, leather and Poison. Punks become 16-bit bosses.

Friggy PEP with the blond Bleach Haircut playing an electric guitar — **Bleach Haircut**89 pieces

Red Hot Chili Peppers asterisk, Mother's Milk 1989

Friggy PEP with the blond Bleach Haircut and a cigarette

1988 · 1999

Cyberpunk

Neo-Tokyo explodes, the ghost hides in the shell, the red pill wakes you up. The future is punk.

Friggy PEP in a long black coat and night-vision goggles

Pop

Punk everywhere

Robots in helmets, a joker's girl, invaders from space and a spiky koopa king. Punk leaks into every screen, all the way into pixel art.

Friggy PEP is a tribute to the history of punk and its impact on pop culture.

Pixel art Friggy PEP with long hair, heart eyes and a studded leather jacket

1993

Cypherpunks write code

"Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age." Rebels swap guitars for cryptography.

The punks start writing code. Mailing lists, PGP, encrypted messages: numbers become the new noise, math the new weapon.

Friggy PEP offering a blue pill and an orange pill in front of falling green music notes

Friggy PEP #1712 with the orange pill on its tongue

2008

Bitcoin

A whitepaper signed by a ghost. No bank, no king, no permission. Trustless by design.

October 31: Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System lands on the cypherpunks' cryptography mailing list. Satoshi vanishes, the punk ethic stays: don't trust, verify.