sedgy
Sedgy is a term primarily used in the context of music, fashion, and subcultures to describe something that is associated with the aesthetic, style, or ethos of the 1970s punk and new wave scenes. The word itself is derived from "sedan," a type of car popular in the 1970s, which became a symbol of the era’s rebellious, DIY (do-it-yourself) spirit. Over time, "sedgy" has evolved to encompass a broader cultural movement that embraces raw, unpolished, and often countercultural elements.
In music, the term often refers to genres like punk rock, post-punk, and new wave, which emerged
Beyond music, "sedgy" has been adopted by fashion designers, streetwear brands, and subcultures as a way to
While the sedgy movement has roots in rebellion, it has also been commercialized and reinterpreted in mainstream