Bad Religion Post New Video for "Wrong Way Kids"

Punk rockers Bad Religion have released a video for their moving new single, "Wrong Way Kids," from the group’s 2010 album, The Dissent of Man. The song is an up-tempo, melodic tribute to the band and their fan’s shared histories as rebellious yet durable outsiders.

“Even though they’re misfits,” he says, “There’s a light at the end of the tunnel.” A subsequent shot reveals a defiantly unconventional Graffin on stage with the band in 1984 counting down the song intro. From there it’s a surging beat, powerful guitars and signature sing-along chorus set against a nonstop montage of found footage showing the band’s rise from teen rebels to punk luminaries.

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