What do u think of emos/grebbs/goths/punks....?
830117
I am with you buddy, MCR rocks, The Used rock, Underoath rock, Alexisonfire rocks..! Peace out homey!!!
931213
why would a kid want to be emo? I remember the days that cutting yourself resulted in being put in a psych ward. And guys dressing like girls and girls dressing like guys labeled you "gay"....and now days most of them just do it because all of their friends do it....vegetarianism isnt the thing to do because your friend is doing it...and alot of these little kids didnt even know what "PETA" was until this summer...so why not pick on them?
326010
i think they are the same as other people\nsome are nice, some are annoying\nabout the way they dress, i dont really care\npeople have different tastes, so i respect them\ni have some goth friends, they just like my other friends, same topic, same food, etc, just different looks =)
654375
Sounds more like a gothic metal band or a grunge/indie band - I kinda like it, I know names's a little gross but it's hard with attitude just like metal music so it goes with it quite well.  And this is from someone who doesn't like metal so you've got a full unbiased opinion there!!!!  Clever little boy you've got there I must say!
598891
i dont know? but emos r f-ing HOTT!
566559
I'm apalled and thoroughly disgusted that Fall Out Boy is even <i>grouped</i> with those other artists.\n\nYeah, bash me if you like, but I'm one of those scene kids who hate you all because now everyone likes Fall Out Boy. =D Jk, I'm not that bad. I've accepted it, but that doesn't mean I like it.\n\nSo yeah. likkk omggg!!11111111oneoneone!!! Fall Out Boy x23092734 i luvvvvvvhh petaaahh wenzzzz
549669
Yhea, they are annoying.  But if you think about it, no one really knew what they were doing when they were a tween or teen.  At that stage in life we're all just trying things out in an attempt to find out who we are.  It drives me nuts when kids think that they're goth, emo, or punk, but then I remember all the stages that I went through, and I realize that they can pretend to be whatever they want.  Its just important to make a distinction between the real thing and teen rebellion.
879335
First of all, the phrase "dress punk" is one of the most fucking stupid things I've ever heard.  You seem to be suggesting that people can't do or wear what they want, and can only wear the punk "uniform" if they completely abide by the laws of the stereotype.  If you're so punk, why are you so obsessed with labels? \n\nSecondly, the fact that there even is such a thing as punk clothes is insanely depressing.  Punk is NOT supposed to be about fitting into a fucking stereotype.\n\nYou're right though- it's the way you act that makes you punk, if you wanna call it that.  I'm a fan of punk music- and I'm not talking about modern crap like Green Day or Fall Out Boy.  I think punk as a subculture is kickass- it had a drive and a purpose.  It had ideals.  Punk as a stereotype, though- as a trend or a fashion statement- pisses me off.  While you might assume that because I dislike punk as a fashion statement that I also dislike people who "dress punk", that's not the case.  I don't believe in the phrase "dress punk".  People can dress however the hell they want.  If they like the look, whatever.  But if they're doing it in order to look punk because they think it's cool, that's fucked up.\n\nI'm honestly not trying to insult you, so I'm sorry if it came off that way.  I was a little pissed at first, but I really can't blame you for your statement.  I'm just trying to make a point...  I don't consider myself punk, but I listen to punk music, my hair is dyed bright red, I wear a lot of black, and I've got a thing for leather, and because of that some people jump to the conclusion that I'm trying to make myself look punk in order to be cool.  I'm not.  I like punk music.  I dyed my hair for fun, and for myself- not anyone else.  I like extremes, and black is an extreme.  And honestly, who doesn't like leather (except for vegetarians, who are some of the coolest people in the world)?  And another thing- I probably could call myself punk if I wanted to, and I wouldn't piss off too many people.  But the point is, I don't want to.  I don't feel the need to cram myself into some label, because I'm not that predictable.  There's more to me than that.  \n\nI don't know if I'm making sense, but there it is.  And uh...  after rereading this, I realized my first paragraph or two may have been a little harsh.  While I won't edit it, I will apologize if I came off as a bitch.  I don't know you, and I can't really judge you.
637937
They are a really popular emo band, emo is like a subdivision of indie rock, if you didn't know.\nThey're awesome, btw
373435
OMG!!!\nI LOVE THEM!!!!!!!!!!!\nI THINK THEY ARE THE BEST BAND EVER!!!\nI own every song ever recorded. I absolutely love them.\nI have loved them since their first album. I love every song. I think their lyrics are deep & meaningful. They are NOT emo!!!! I think that their message is really great. They were a bunch of depressed alcoholics, but they got past that because of their love of music. I think they are an inspiration to other people out there in a similar situation. They make people see that it is possible to turn your life around and do something you really want to do.
626912
that's probably a hard  question cos sometimes people can class music as both genres. such as emo punk. it depends on what you class it as. i love bands like the used, yellowcard, taking back sunday and heaps more. my favourite band though is fall out boy. i am more of a fan of music which is classed as both genres such as emo punk.
556138
Goths generally like certain kinds of music, but that doesn't mean they hate everything else. I like some kinds of R&B, hip=hop and rap. You've most likely only been exposed to the fakey stuff on the radio. That's not real rap or hip-hop. And it probably isn't the music you hate, it's the ideas; misogyny, violence, materialism, the glorification of poverty and ignorance. Take away these unflattering items and all you have left is a style of singing and musical beats that may or may not be to your liking. Hope that cleared things up! ;)
1092673
Probably people need to do more research. At the same time, each of those groups DO have goth/satanic leanings in their music/lyrics. I'm sure there's more to them than that, but people often look at the surface rather than digging in.\n\nPersonally I don't really like any of those bands, from what I've heard lyrically it's too obscure/negative. But, on the same token we all come from different backgrounds, have different perspectives, and so yeah you probably won't convince everyone that they're the best, except for yourself and your friends of course ;) :)
919883
punk........\nhmmm...\npunk to me just really means like someone who is into punk music like..alot alot....\nposers dress like "outcasts" and like you said....neeeeeed! hot topic. \nBUT\ni dont think punk can be labeled....\nlabels are what make posers.....\nand if everyone is dieing to not be labled.........dont dress punk....there are too many out there.....it is completely the opposite of being an individual!\ni mean...if you dig the style..go for it...but dont try to be individual by wearing what all the other "idividuals" are
1100812
Omg, 123456 is such an effing twat.\n\nWhy must people make fun of emos all the time... i mean, go f*cking masturbate or something and leave them the f*ck alone...\n\n*rant over*\n\nTry getting a vampirefreaks profile... theres lots of emo people there :)
595576
People who choose a media-label to define themselves do so to hide the fact that they are really shallow, insecure dumbasses with no personality whatsoever of their own.\n\nThat also goes for people who define themselves as goth, punk, "rebel", emo, alternative, etc. \nDefine yourself by your acts and ideas, not by choosing an ambiguous label to hide behind.
460423
They're fine by me.  They don't always wear black.  In fact, you don't alway know a real goth when you see them.  They're goth because of their point of view, which accepts the good and bad in life, not how they dress.