6 Reasons Moms Would Rock the ‘80s Scene

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The vibrant era of the 1980s was characterized by opulence and flamboyance, as rock bands transitioned from the classic sounds of the ‘70s into a dazzling spectacle of glam and energy. Bands like Kiss, Bon Jovi, and Mötley Crüe became icons, sporting outrageous outfits and hairstyles that defined a generation. Today, as I pull up to my son’s school with “Pour Some Sugar On Me” blasting from my car, I can’t help but notice how many fellow moms are grooving along with me. With their messy ponytails and colorful sneakers, we share a bond that transcends age and fashion. If only we could channel that spirit into the world of hair bands! Here’s why we’d make fantastic rockers:

1. Our Wild Hair

My haircare routine is a luxury—once a week, maybe twice if I’m feeling daring. The result? An unkempt look that screams ’80s mullet. With a few snips for bangs and a spritz of Aqua Net, I could easily outdo any glam rocker.

2. Our Bold Makeup

Recently, my kids turned me into a living canvas, layering on thick eyeliner and vibrant eyeshadow from the bottom of my makeup drawer. The combination of clumpy mascara and bright red lipstick has left me looking like a blend of Alice Cooper and Joan Jett.

3. Our Outrageous Wardrobe

I’ve often pondered where the iconic bands found their flamboyant outfits. Turns out, my local Target has a section that fits the bill perfectly. My collection of zebra-striped leggings and oversized tees could rival even the flashiest rock stars, complete with a stack of bangles.

4. Our Attitude

To rock tight leather pants and a bold look, one must embody a certain confidence. The rock stars of the ‘80s had an air of defiance, often seen with a fierce gaze. As a mom, my glare can rival even the most rebellious rocker when it comes to protecting my prized possessions.

5. Our Rowdy Entourage

Legendary rockers like Ozzy Osbourne were known for their wild antics and parties. My own crew, though less glamorous, can create chaos that rivals any rock show. From messes in the house to tantrums in restaurants, my kids bring a different kind of rock star energy to our lives.

6. Our Free-Spirited Lifestyle

Much like the rock bands who thrived on the excitement of their entourages, moms also know the meaning of shared space. I often find myself awake at odd hours tending to the demands of my little ones, proving that motherhood has its own kind of rock star appeal.

While my current leggings and T-shirts may not win me any style points, I dream of the day when the ‘80s revival will make a comeback. Until then, I’ll keep rocking out to Journey in my car, waiting for the world to embrace the essence of mom-rockers.

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In summary, the ’80s rock scene was all about charisma, style, and defiance, traits that many moms possess. With our unique blend of wild energy and chaotic charm, we would have fit right in with the legends of rock.