"ICK" then, "ICK" now.
How about "Flower Punk" instead?

I bought -- and enjoyed -- the "Hair" Broadway soundtrack back in 1968 as a high school student. But I never confused the songs (and underlying concepts) with actual life, any more than I confused "Jesus Christ: Superstar" (and its story) with the New Testament. Watching that opening sequence some 50 years later, I find fresh perspective on how such a large chunk of my generation got so far off track. :-)

Me? I went to college, got a degree in computer science, raised a family, and did my best to contribute to society and those around me. ..bruce..

Boomers, befogged then, still in the same condition now.

The failure of the Greatest Generation was believing that you could give your kids everything so they wouldn't want like you did. That was the hardest lesson of the Depression.

We grew up on a farm, my parents did also. There wasn't any of that crap going around. What you got, you kept by working for it, AFTER contributing to the family.

We all heard the music, we didn't all dance to the tune.

This is the downing of a plate of asparagus, plate of asparagussssssuuuussssss, asssssparaaaagus!

Doncha just hate being dragged along with the herd?

The herd...173rd Airborne Brigade.

I will admit to having a soft spot for Milos Forman's film while detesting what so many in my generation did to this country.
Long ago stopped dancing to the tune - but I'll admit to still liking much of the music

It was a great time to be young

Rest in peace, Greg Lake; of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DppM6b4Zu_A

The interesting twist in the movie is that the most rebellious hippie of the bunch went to Viet Nam in place of the square dude. As I recall ( I may be wrong it was a long time ago) he wanted to make sure someone responsible would take care of his unborn baby.