In this essay will be comparing and contrasting the greasers and the socs.
First, the greasers were a Caucasian subculture for teens in the 1950s. The greasers listen to rock and roll, their styles were influenced by singers Elvis Presley, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, and Vince Taylor. Their style was more popular in the poor neighborhoods that had higher crime rate than upper-class neighborhoods (Socs).
Greasers would put their hair back with pomade or hair gel. They would wear fitted t-shirt in white or black. they would also wear leather jacket black or they would have denim texture. they would also wear black or blue jeans bold up 1/4 the way up their calf.
Second, the stocks were the rich kids that lived on the west side. they would
First, the greasers were a Caucasian subculture for teens in the 1950s. The greasers listen to rock and roll, their styles were influenced by singers Elvis Presley, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, and Vince Taylor. Their style was more popular in the poor neighborhoods that had higher crime rate than upper-class neighborhoods (Socs).
Greasers would put their hair back with pomade or hair gel. They would wear fitted t-shirt in white or black. they would also wear leather jacket black or they would have denim texture. they would also wear black or blue jeans bold up 1/4 the way up their calf.
Second, the stocks were the rich kids that lived on the west side. they would