Are these terms really used in real life? It's likely that Kooks are called this in the show because they aren't really seen as the ones who are fitting in with island life thanks to their money and privilege. show up in the lot with a frappachino, excited about 2-footers".pretend like they can surf when, in reality, they suck-ass.don't work construction and/or drive old, beat-up trucks.don't live in the sh*thole little coastal towns."Kook is a term, most often used by aggro locals, to describe any surfers that:
However, in surfing, it stands for a person who tries to fit into the culture without even trying. The first one usually means crazy and is the most common definition used for the word. The word Kook has two different meanings. They are typically well-off and have the most power on the island. Don't worry about where you have to be.' You can just go do stuff." What is a Kook?Ī Kook is a person who lives in Figure 8 or the north side of the OBX. "Pogue life is just like 'Don't worry about the rules. "There's a time and place where you can just really let everything else go and I think people forget about that," Rudy revealed to Seventeen in an exclusive interview. Rudy Pankow, who plays JJ, agreed saying that Pogues are able to look at things differently thanks to the way they live life. It's going out and having fun and then when you come back to shore, you can deal with everything." You can worry about it after we're done surfing. And the upside that we're ignored and neglected,'" Madison Bailey, who playes Kie, exclusively told Seventeen. "John B says it in the pilot, 'The downside is that we're ignored and neglected.
While it seems like being a Pogue is just filled with downsides, the cast members of Outer Banks pointed out that there is one many positive thing about being a Pogue. Because of this, pogies are usually used as bait to help catch bigger fish. Lowest member of the food chain," John B says in the beginning of Outer Banks. "Being Pogues, you are automatically singled out as less than, because of where you live," Jonathan Daviss, who plays Pope, told Seventeen exclusively.Īs revealed in the first episode of the series, the Pogues are actually named after a type of fish. The natural habitat of the Pogues," John B says in the show's pilot. "Home of the working class, who make a living busing tables, washing yachts, running charters.
If you're a Pogue, that means you're from The Cut, the south side of the OBX. Here's everything you need to know about the Pogues and Kooks on Outer Banks.
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