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Do you miss the emo scene
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>>223456602
>emo scene
>imc
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no
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I was too young to fully embrace it back then, but I would have. So much sovl. These fuckers today are POSERSSS.
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>vgh ostrogothic emos
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>>223456602
Yes, by around 5 years at least because I am a zoomer (born in '98)

It's kinda cringy, though
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>>223456602
no i miss witch house tho
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Best bread on the board but anons would rather engage the 100th bbc and india threads made today.
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>>223456675
emos are (were) essentially posers
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I was there for it at the exact right age, I didn't care for it then, I don't care for it now
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>>223457525
Nah man, it was sovl. Possibly the last "movement" or "style" of its kind. Something that had seeped out of the 20th century, just at the tail end of things.

>>223457547
Oh to be an american emo discussing the new twilight movie in hot topic with my emo frens.
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You can't say "emo imc" if your country had no screamo/scene band before 2009

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vd5HSWsUFHc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3Grxje6t_Q
both 2003-2004
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Emo vs goth vs scene girlfren iyc?
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>>223456602
millenials were always cringe and they know it, that said I would still fuck emo girls
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>>223456602
Here is your emo scene anon
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>>223456602
Bring back the bottom haircut it grows diamonds in my pants.
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>>223456602
absolutely not, always thought it looked stupid as fuck
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>>223460127
Millenials were sovl in their teens. They only became cringe when they grew up.
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>>223456602
I prefer the bottom panel thoughbeit
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>>223456602
Midwest emo and math rock bands? Yes. Scene and metalcore? No.
https://youtu.be/cNPacj2jIqA?si=78hCjFA-CvR8rg_m
The fact this was 2014 gave me hope that it would come back after scene died, but nope scene just came back as gamer/egirl culture.
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>>223460652
POSEEEEER SHIIIIT, DELETE THIIIIS
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>>223460692
Midwest emo was before the pop culture variant. I miss when it was just garage bands and t-shirts.
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>>223460780
I liked the early to late 2000s era the most. Well, that goes for modern western culture in general.

You might appreciate a few videos you'd find by searching "Corey Pattakos" on YouTube.
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Emo is a pointless genre since the first album recorded in this genre was also thr best.
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>>223460206
You simply started having contact with a selected group of millennial influencers at some point, the rest had to disappear from the internet or went low profile and get on with their lives.
When I sometimes see this forced generational war, the examples are always some cringelords who were either already considered shitty in their generation or had to change completely to keep posting shit on the internet
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>>223461668
So… you’re agreeing with me?
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This board is 90-95% Zoomer at this point I doubt people remember it. But I do. I liked scene girls but I can't really say I miss emo much.

From the perspective of it being an actual subculture I guess I miss it.

Zoomers are too terrified of being "cringe" that they are all the same and just incredibly boring
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>>223456602
No, emos were racist af.
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>>223456602
i remember everyone hating emos back then
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>>223461793
>>223461793
No, because you said Millenials (like in general). Influencers are a small minority. Now that on Zoomers are the most profitable consumers online, it's safe to say that this small group of millennials is a byproduct of what big corporations are pushing and what Zoomers want to watch and engage with. I'm not a Zoomer hater, but I miss the culture of rebellion in this generation. Everything is done for internet reach and with financial success in mind, they don't question authority, and they act hysterically online. Young retirees
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*when Zoomers are the most profitable consumers of online content
Also, I blame phones and the Internet availability
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>>223461861
Hai… true that.

>>223462264
Dude, I said millenials turned cringe when they reached their thirties and started going hipster burger thump clap mode. They were kino when they were younger.
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>>223462387
Ah. Then idk what you're talking about, sorry
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>>223456602
It was quite nice back then, everyone had a bit of a style of their own you didn't need to wear designer clothes you just mixed stuff till you got something that you liked and fit you. Now everyone looks the same on the net, same broccoli hair, same clothes, same shit.



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