Wade "Cry Baby" Walker is a fictional character from the 1990 film Cry Baby, directed by John Waters. He is portrayed by actor Johnny Depp and is known for his rebellious attitude and signature look, which includes a leather jacket and slicked-back hair. The character is a member of a group called the "Drapes," who are known for their rockabilly style and defiance against societal norms. In the film, Wade falls in love with a girl from a more conservative background, leading to a clash between their two worlds. The story explores themes of love, rebellion, and the struggles of youth in a 1950s setting. Wade's character is emblematic of the outsider, challenging the status quo and embracing individuality.