Those are based on the British youth working-class subculture, the Mods, from the 60s, hence the Who logo on the Vespa, a Mod band. Not only that, but the dude is riding on a vespa, which was the popular mode of transport for this community.
They were big fans of jazz and despite their lowly wages at places like offices, they wore tailor-made Italian suits. Very expensive!
Oh, lastly, they were meth heads. They spent their weekends methed up, then during the week they worked and waited for the weekend.
They were enemies with the Rockers, another youth working-class subculture (essentially British Greasers). They were practically the same at the surface, but had many differences from each other regarding tastes and pop culture.
They were big fans of jazz and despite their lowly wages at places like offices, they wore tailor-made Italian suits. Very expensive!
Oh, lastly, they were meth heads. They spent their weekends methed up, then during the week they worked and waited for the weekend.
They were enemies with the Rockers, another youth working-class subculture (essentially British Greasers). They were practically the same at the surface, but had many differences from each other regarding tastes and pop culture.