They exist to like 6th graders when w're all noobs
And don't get that the way you dress means nothing really.
Just a represintation of who you are and your taste.
I think the population was assimilated by scenesters, then indies..
This sounds like a fair and logical assessment of what has been happen.
RIP emo-ness,
Whenever - 2004
You were right, no one did notice you were gone. couldn't help that one x]
I think the population was assimilated by scenesters, then indies..
This sounds like a fair and logical assessment of what has been happen.
RIP emo-ness,
Whenever - 2004
You were right, no one did notice you were gone. couldn't help that one x]
I would just like to add my friend played mcr for her baby cousin and she smiled! But really, I don't think it has anything to do with the music they listen to, unless they use it as a form of depression. I don't think it is right to kill yourself. Not at that age anyway.
I lot of emos these day class themselves as emo, like they put pictures online with them and their hand up with ''I'm emo'' or something that says they're emo. But then when people say ''You're an emo'' they're like ''Don't label me.''
That kinda confuses me, y'know? I get they don't like being labelled, but if people label themselves then get annoyed when people call them what they labelled themselves. It's a confusing time to be in the world
I suspect you could replace the term 'emo' with pretty much any other genre-specific label and this thread's depth of profundity or outcome wouldn't be much different.
I suspect you could replace the term 'emo' with pretty much any other genre-specific label and this thread's depth of profundity or outcome wouldn't be much different.
It actually started out as a debate reguarding the Daily Mail's article on a teenage girl who hung herself.
The last few pages have just turned into pointing fingers and blantant labelling.
I don't consider myself Emo anymore now that I see people who dress the same way as I do and they are far from Emo. They are amazing people who need more attention than they get.