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itismesaj · October 4th, 2007

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just because they wear makeup don't mean it's "emo" (which really isn't even a word or music genra at all, it's just made up).

Google it, dude. It's a music genre fom the mid- to late-90s.

Let's walk this through. You listen to emo bands, you are lonely, you dress gothic... YOU ARE FUCKING EMO.

oxyG · October 4th, 2007

you got way too worked up defending emo people if you arent emo,,and where did you bring up the goth,,from what i remember (my memory isnt great) nobody brought up goths,,get over it bro. who cares if those bands are emo, i have no fucking clue why you just flipped out about that.

fucking emo...

hah jussttt kiddingg dont get all emotional on me!!!

Palm3R · October 4th, 2007

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Originally Posted by itismesaj

Google it, dude. It's a music genre fom the mid- to late-90s.

Let's walk this through. You listen to emo bands, you are lonely, you dress gothic... YOU ARE FUCKING EMO.

no, no... I know it's a genra... maybe i worded part of it wrong... but there is no such thing as an "emo" person... and besides... people get punk mixed up with "emo" all the time... gothic and emo are completely different. here are the differences. there is no such thing as an "emo" (person), but there is such thing as goth. and you've never seen me, you don't know how I dress or look. no I don't dress up in all black, and wear makeup and write depressing poems about how life sucks... and like I said... my mood is set to lonley, cuz I got no one to hang out with because they're in school, and I'm not... yet...

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Originally Posted by oxyG

you got way too worked up defending emo people if you arent emo,,and where did you bring up the goth,,

I'm not defending "emo people" my point was there is no such thing as an emo person... it's only a music genra. I brought up goth, because it's the same exact thing as an "emo" person... someone just made it up, there is no difference and it isn't a real kind of person... i just worded it kinda different then I meant to... it just pisses me off that everyone keeps saying emo and they don't even know what they're talking about when they say it. not only that, people over use it waaayyy to much. people think anything punk or anything that has any kind of emotion (even tho all music has some kind of emotion) or screaming in it, means it's "emo"... damn, just cuz they scream don't mean it's "emo", i've heard people say that slipknot is emo! bullshit. there is only a few bands that are actually emo that I can think of, ones that really are emo. not just cuz some kid thsat lives in his basement thinks so...

P.S. I like typing, so that's why my messages are long

eSiobhan · October 4th, 2007

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Emo and goth are very very different.

Emo usually consists of skinny jeans, worn very very tightly, eyeliner, dyed black hair with the ocassional bit of blonde, across the eyes, short and messy in the back and a bit longer (chin lengh) in the front. Tight t-shirts, or striped long-sleeve shirts. Tight clothing in general. Black, thick rimmed glasses are typically considered to be emo, which is rather ridiculous, but still. I've yet to meet and emo kid without black rimmed glasses. Converse or vans etc for shoes. Not all black, but still quite a bit of black.

Goth: Baggier clothing, often with chains, trench coats, longer hair, usually black and possibly a second color such as red. Boots, studded/ spiked things, lots of chains etc. fingerless gloves, black nails. Very little color. Black. Never anything bright.

These are just very general statements... and yes, there is a difference.

Palm3R · October 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by eSiobhan

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Emo and goth are very very different.

Emo usually consists of skinny jeans, worn very very tightly, eyeliner, dyed black hair with the ocassional bit of blonde, across the eyes, short and messy in the back and a bit longer (chin lengh) in the front. Tight t-shirts, or striped long-sleeve shirts. Tight clothing in general. Black, thick rimmed glasses are typically considered to be emo, which is rather ridiculous, but still. I've yet to meet and emo kid without black rimmed glasses. Converse or vans etc for shoes. Not all black, but still quite a bit of black.

Goth: Baggier clothing, often with chains, trench coats, longer hair, usually black and possibly a second color such as red. Boots, studded/ spiked things, lots of chains etc. fingerless gloves, black nails. Very little color. Black. Never anything bright.

These are just very general statements... and yes, there is a difference.

okay... fine then. "emo" is just a goth, but missing the "non conformist" things. to me, there is no difference... yes, I've seen so called, "emo people" and I've seen goth, still no difference to me... but go ahead. think whatever you wanna think. I'm neither of those descriptions, so it don't matter. just sayin' that it's a music genra... just cuz someone listens to it doesn't make them that kind of person...

eSiobhan · October 5th, 2007

Lol, I know. Anyways, MCR and taking back sunday are so not emo.
I never said that you were emo. :]

Palm3R · October 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by eSiobhan

Lol, I know. Anyways, MCR and taking back sunday are so not emo.
I never said that you were emo. :]

cool
someone on here who actually doesn't think I'm emo! finally someone who agrees!

hehe
I'm done argueing about it tho... I don't care who's "emo" and who isn't...

itismesaj · October 5th, 2007

Maybe it's because you're emo.

And you type in red... what's up with that?

Palm3R · October 8th, 2007

ahhh! now my girl is callin me an "emo!" yeh, whoever told me to google it, I did. I already knew it was such thing as a genra of music, but it also said it was slang term for a specific style. like I said just made up. oh, anyways. I made like four mashes that actually sound good

superflysuperwhite · October 8th, 2007

why cant you just stay banned..... no one likes you damit!

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