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In England, longer haired skinheads who where mostly involved in [hooliganism]. Listened to more Soul and Glam than the [Original] skins, but coexisted with more skinheadesqe boot boys at the time, and even still listened to dub and reggae of the past. With the rise of English punk rock (an [american culture]) many boot boys wore higher boots and dressed more ragged, listening to punk bands, and boot boys who opposed this cross became skinheads again, rejoining the few skinheads that remained.

In America, boot boys where synonymous with skinheads who listened to Oi! and punk music(while only describing the skinheads who where large parts of the punk rock community), and dressed in a mix of traditional skinhead clothing (braces, boots, jeans) while mixing it with more punk fashion (or at least a little; [wife beaters], t-shirts, piercings). While many skinheads in America today remain that way, there is no longer a distinction between the two, although many have conflicting styles and [preferences] counter to the traditional skinhead persona, just like in england.

Furthermore, many boot boys are distasteful towards hippies, just like skinheads and punks are, and have morphed into a sort of punk-rock skinhead rather than a skinhead at all. The bootboys thirty to forty years ago would be considered Original Skinhead/smoothie compared to the cult today.

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