GREEN DAY Gas Mask Wall Flag

Whatever you thought about Green Day in 1994, American Idiot made them impossible to ignore in 2004, and the gas mask became their visual shorthand for everything they wanted to say about paranoia, protest, and the state of the world.

The gas mask image has always lived at the intersection of punk, industrial, and horror aesthetics, equal parts street protest and apocalypse chic, and Green Day leaned into that hard through the Boulevard of Broken Dreams era and beyond. This wall flag is the version for people who grew up screaming along to Dookie in their bedrooms and never really stopped. Pop punk with genuine punk roots, which is more than most bands flying that flag can claim. A solid addition to any alternative or grunge-leaning wall situation.

Printed wall flag measuring 75cm wide x 110cm tall. Officially licensed. Fans of: Good Charlotte, Sum 41, Billy Talent, The Offspring.