[chrisplp]

Hahahahaha. Not really.

I'm tired of all these people trying so hard to be scene/emo.


Bunch of tools(:

[gasmaskkid]

Off-topic.

[chrisplp]

Isn't scene/emo supposed to be a style?

Its fashion related, right?

[heather-e_e]

chrisplp wrote: Hahahahaha. Not really. I'm tired of all these people trying so hard to be scene/emo. Bunch of tools(:

Well, I'm happy for you?

[chrisplp]

heather-e_e wrote: Well, I'm happy for you?

Thanks(:

[chaemae]

I don't like the "scene" or "emo" "fashion."
Honestly, if people who call themselves emo knew what emo was, they'd probably just go ahead and call themselves scene. Emo music from the 1980s would be too intense for them.

I really wish people would be themselves instead of be what big record studios and clothing companies want them to be.

[x-pepsie-x]

First, i used to be scene, and loved the whole look. Now, with all the wannabe's i hate it.

+, emo is a type of music.

[haleygeorgia]

lol. Scenes gay, and totally OLD.

[rhfreak626]

I always hated scene.
It's just a cheap and skankish rip-off version of Harajuku.
Honestly.

[bill_nye_science]

rhfreak626 wrote: I always hated scene. It's just a cheap and skankish rip-off version of Harajuku. Honestly.

First, Harajuku is place in Tokyo, not a specific style. You're most likely thinking of decora.
Second, I'm pretty sure that the whole scene crunkcore image has nothing to do wiith Harajuku. I'll have you know some people in Japan actually LIKE scene, because it's not common there.








Just because scene kids are sporting fashoin mullets doesn't mean scene fashion is relevant to Decora, VK, Lolita, or cosplayers you'd see roaming around Harajuku