Display title | Straight Edge |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Straight Edge is a philosophy in which participants abstain from the vices of the modern world. What these actual vices are is subjective, but most commonly, followers will keep well away from alcohol, nicotine, other drugs, and sometimes premarital or promiscuous sex.
Thought to have stemmed from the beliefs of Minor Threat front man Ian Mackaye, nowadays Straight Edge is held all over the world throughout numerous different subcultures. It's also believed that The Modern Lovers helped plant the seeds of Straight Edge with their song "I'm Straight". |