Emo Vs. The Scene Kid.

[XBarbiexBeatdownX]

emo and scene seem almost the same  

[Admit1]

DoS[CARLINE]

"emo" and scene kid is the same.

wrong....

emos like music... life.. love... they live for their feelings


scenekids like lightning... robots... unicorns... clouds... and using "&&" instead of just saying "and"  

[Vagrant A.I.]

I''m ScenexCore. =)  

[WudupTj]

Vagrant A.I.

I''m ScenexCore. =)

Sure you are.  

[WudupTj]

admit.one

DoS[CARLINE]

"emo" and scene kid is the same.

wrong....

emos like music... life.. love... they live for their feelings


scenekids like lightning... robots... unicorns... clouds... and using "&&" instead of just saying "and"

cuz ur so into it rite?  

[[Ashes][is][Ashes]]

First of all
Please
Do not flame me for this!
----------------------------------
Alrighty then.
My friend, her name is Jordan, fed me this information.
I do not say whether it's right or wrong.
I'm just passing it along.
Emo:
1. Music genre
2.Emotional
3.Nerd that cuts
4.Stereotype
Scene:
1.Emo without the cutting
2.Emo look
3."Original"
4.Style

More food for thought from the half-crazed Ashes.

 

[WudupTj]

[Ashes][is][Ashes]

First of all
Please
Do not flame me for this!
----------------------------------
Alrighty then.
My friend, her name is Jordan, fed me this information.
I do not say whether it's right or wrong.
I'm just passing it along.
Emo:
1. Music genre
2.Emotional
3.Nerd that cuts
4.Stereotype
Scene:
1.Emo without the cutting
2.Emo look
3."Original"
4.Style

More food for thought from the half-crazed Ashes.

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★
Ok, coming from me, this hardly counts as a flame:
Your friend is wrong.
I'm holding back.
Don't push it.
♥

♪ Straight boys, Where you at//I wanna hit it from the front to the back ♫

 

[Omakor]

"emo" and "scene" are two entirely different things.
emo was a style of music and a small underground culture who, for the most
part, didn't have much of a style. later on came the vintage clothing, etc. but
it's not synonymous with the music. the genre seems to have all but died as of
late but continues to influence crappy mainstream bands.

scene i'm less educated on, but from my perspective... seems like some
strange offshoot of goth culture. the similarities are all there. i really have no
clue where it came from but it doesn't matter... clothing companies are all but
too happy to cash in off of this fad and it'll pass in time. just like everything
else.

ps. quit labeling yourselves. if you like the clothing, fine. the whole "i'm so
emo/scene/whatever" needs to stop.  

[BlairyFairy]

I just wear whatever I want.
I am who I am.
But the clothes I wear is usually "scene"
I just like the clothes, is that a crime?
It's not like I claim to be scene..  

[WudupTj]

Omakor

"emo" and "scene" are two entirely different things.
emo was a style of music and a small underground culture who, for the most
part, didn't have much of a style. later on came the vintage clothing, etc. but
it's not synonymous with the music. the genre seems to have all but died as of
late but continues to influence crappy mainstream bands.

scene i'm less educated on, but from my perspective... seems like some
strange offshoot of goth culture. the similarities are all there. i really have no
clue where it came from but it doesn't matter... clothing companies are all but
too happy to cash in off of this fad and it'll pass in time. just like everything
else.

ps. quit labeling yourselves. if you like the clothing, fine. the whole "i'm so
emo/scene/whatever" needs to stop.

Scene: A kid who's prominant at local 'scenes', or shows.
Basically it's a kid who goes to a lot of local shows, is fairly well known...
Of course, if you hang out with a lot of the same people, you're going to develope a similar style.
It just kind of spread.
Do you dress similarly to your friends, or completely different?
Think about it.
It has nothing to do with Goth rock.  

[The Dadalorian]

EmoXPickles_________x

I just wear whatever I want.
I am who I am.
But the clothes I wear is usually "scene"
I just like the clothes, is that a crime?
It's not like I claim to be scene..

well look at you're gaia name
emopickles
emo=music, you can't be or dress music
so he only othe rthing is that they're scene
so really you're a scene pickle XD
mm pickles
are you a scene dill pickle?  

[BlairyFairy]

Chaos A.D.

EmoXPickles_________x

I just wear whatever I want.
I am who I am.
But the clothes I wear is usually "scene"
I just like the clothes, is that a crime?
It's not like I claim to be scene..

well look at you're gaia name
emopickles
emo=music, you can't be or dress music
so he only othe rthing is that they're scene
so really you're a scene pickle XD
mm pickles
are you a scene dill pickle?

I made that name like the longest time ago.
I want to change it.
But I'd have to pay.  

[Omakor]

Sashimi on a Platter

Omakor

"emo" and "scene" are two entirely different things.
emo was a style of music and a small underground culture who, for the most
part, didn't have much of a style. later on came the vintage clothing, etc. but
it's not synonymous with the music. the genre seems to have all but died as of
late but continues to influence crappy mainstream bands.

scene i'm less educated on, but from my perspective... seems like some
strange offshoot of goth culture. the similarities are all there. i really have no
clue where it came from but it doesn't matter... clothing companies are all but
too happy to cash in off of this fad and it'll pass in time. just like everything
else.

ps. quit labeling yourselves. if you like the clothing, fine. the whole "i'm so
emo/scene/whatever" needs to stop.

Scene: A kid who's prominant at local 'scenes', or shows.
Basically it's a kid who goes to a lot of local shows, is fairly well known...
Of course, if you hang out with a lot of the same people, you're going to develope a similar style.
It just kind of spread.
Do you dress similarly to your friends, or completely different?
Think about it.
It has nothing to do with Goth rock.

well... i dress completely different. i'm constantly being bitched at for it but
my belief is you dress the way you want to. not the way other people want
you to. who cares what's in style? for me, it's what's comfortable.

and if your definition were correct, it would totally negate the entire
"scene" stereotype seeing as all shows (and people who go to them) are different.
or is that what you were going for?