Which Emo Kid Were You? (Based off your bands)
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2023
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Us emo kids listened too bands like Neverhshoutnever, pierce the veil, bring me the horizon, ect. and outsiders put us all under the same bracket. today we're learning the difference between emo kids, scene kids, and more.
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4:08 n…nick Fuentes?
OH SNAP HAHAHAHA I DIDNT EVEN NOTICE
NO WAY I ACCIDENTALLY GOT A LATINO POST HARDCORE ELDER GOD MIXED UP WITH A WHITE SUPREMACIST
i mean.. not too far off. they're cousins after all
@@IsabellaNylinThey're actually related?
Really? I did not know that. I thought he meant nick martin from sws but just accidentally said nick fuentes 🤷🏼♀️😂
I started as a pop punker, and I evolved into a mix of deathcore, posthardcore, metalcore kid
Same
yeah same my taste became heavier LOL
Exactly
same here,
Same
Started out a emo pop punk kid listing to Fall Out Boy, Panic! At the Disco, My Chemical Romance, Paramore. My middle school friend got me into metalcore like All That Remains and Parkway Drive. Then found post-hardcore in high school and college so everything from Dance Gavin Dance, Emarosa, Hands Like Houses.
Old Hands Like Houses was so good 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 they went from a pretty unqiue post-hardcore band to some generic sounding generic heavy alternative rock type thing 😢 Their music just doesn't hit the same as Ground Dweller album.
me too!!
@@chilliam00 Yeah I know😢 I was so disappointed after finding their first album.
did we have the same childhood?
@@JohnAsuncion666 i think so
Hollywood Undead is the band you listen to when at a party and also while you’re in a dark room crying. Weird combination but I love them. HU4L
As a teen they were my favorite band. I still listen to them, but nowadays I mostly jam their new stuff more. Not even lying, their music helped me through some of the toughest, hellish years of my life. If I needed to cry, they had songs for that, same for if I needed a laugh.
My bands are Rites of Spring, Cap'n Jazz, Sunny Day Real Estate, The Get Up Kids, The Early November, Thursday and early Taking Back Sunday and My Chemical Romance. I looked up to the dudes in the 90s-early 00's wearing sweater vests, ironic t-shirts, cuffed jeans, Converse and thick rimmed glasses. It's referred to as prehistoric emo. I'm only 32, but this video makes me feel old.
Right where’s the cool kids not these posers. I liked tigers jaw and Joyce manor
Taking back sunday is an incredible choice man. Tell all your friends is such a dope album
sdre is so real
omfg thursday and rites of springs
I haven't felt more called out in a minute in a half. Thank you.
Bruh same😂 he called me out with the deathcore category i was all 😦
I saw Attack Attack live last week... in 2023... it was never a phase mom
Bruhhh I can't wait to see them, they're gonna be one of the focus on a future video too so be on the look out (;
Tbh, I was kinda a mix of all of these, definitely post hardcore the most tho. And I still am ngl, im 21 and I've added alot more to my mix, but at heart I am still that post hardcore kid with 25 different wrist bands, going all the way up my arm like some chain link armor.
Chain link armor I’m dead 🤣🤣
I was all of them except the 5th one 😂my top artists were scene, I listened to the music in all of the 6 styles, and my outfits were definitely always deathcore.
I’m the perfect blend of metalcore, post hardcore, pop punk and butt rock.
However, if you really think Avenged Sevenfold are the “kings of butt rock” at all then you clearly haven’t listened to them much. They originally took off as a metalcore band, then to speed/thrash, and didn’t really play butt rock till the hail to the king album, and then went in a more experimental route with the stage album. And now we’ve got the insane new stuff!
I feel like there most popular songs that made them household names aged towards the butt rock direction, and they’re probably one of the most popular bands when you think of “butt rock” so I gave em that title.
What do you think of there latest song? I kinda hated it 🤣
@@VIIZZZYY Gotcha, I didn’t mean to come off like a knowitall or anything lol that, but the title just didn’t seem to fit for me. I’d also personally say that Papa Roach are the actual kings of butt rock, but that’s just me
Nobody is okay but kinda slow for their usual stuff, but We Love You is absolutely insane in the best way (in my opinion). I didn’t know what to think of it at first but it grew on me the more I listened to it.
Post hard core called me out....Sillybands, neon colors, and the bands were spot on call outs.... Especially Isles and glaciers. I hadn't listened to them since middle school but the memories came flooding back.
I was thinking of doing a video on isles and glaciers 🧐 it was the sweetest treat for post hardcore fans
@@VIIZZZYY Yeah after watching your video I went back and listened to them for the first time in a while. The memories came flashing back, thanks for the video and being a great content creator.
you forgot about the rap emos, I was an Odd Future emo (still listened to most these bands) but sad rap and now we listen to lil peep, X, Suicide boys and Ghostmane. still looked like every other emo tho
Na, those “artists” besides Odd Future deserve to be forgotten.
The odd future kids where definitely more modern day (at the time) skate punk kids. I too was one of them 🤣 it’s funny because I was gonna add that but I was afraid the video would have been too long
I'd say the "rap emo's" were born just a few years ago when Juice World was making hit after hit
Lil peep emos are just undercover underoath emos
BRUHHH😭😭😭rap emo would be like limp bizkit LINKIN PARK POD and all those nu metal bands none of that sad rap shit lil peep wasn't emo mayb eghost mane but all those other rappers weren't emo
I forgot to mention the Mfs with Jack Skellington tattoos.
Anyway, more emo/alternative content on the way. Subscribe
That's called Mall Goth. and I was in fact, the mall Goth kid who went to sit in the Cemetery to eat my SPK and blast Get Scared in my ears on repeat.
Get scared fans aren’t mall goth
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MAN
I’m the awkward mix between post hardcore emo and emotional hardcore emo. I’d wear skinny jeans, converse, and studded belts with band shirts from sunny day real estate, rites of spring, moss icon, or cursive
@@brodyquestionmark wtf i think it’s a glitch because i didn’t, even though i see it twice
My category wasn't included - I still am a melodic hardcore kid at heart. Prophets was the album that made me want to learn all those guitar riffs and of course anything Adam D produced in the early 2000s was just right for me. Nothing since then even comes close.
I've moved to both heavier stuff and popier stuff, I really like Bilmuri and No Pressure, but also bands I can't put a label on like Holding Absence or Broadside.
Prophets from counterparts? Yeah he def missed melodic hardcore section. Tho still good video
@@yweiteringelodic hardcore can definitely fit under metalcore kids, post-hardcore kids and Pop-punk kinds. Depending on the band it's such a wide genre. More metalcore influenced bands like Counterparts or Misery Signals can definitely fall under metalcore kids or on the other end of the spectrum you have Rise Against that can kind of fall under Pop-punk and bands like Being As An Ocean, Comeback Kid, Ghost Inside, Hundredth, Touche Amore, Napoleon, La Dispute, etc call all fall somewhere in the middle (and even all those bands listed can fall under different genres as they vary so much in sound).
Based Counterparts and Holding Absence enjoyer
Hellooo I’m a melodic hardcore kid! Teenage
Ahh I wanna get into the genre moreee, could u give me some recommendations?
I’m 30 and I THOROUGHLY enjoyed this 😂 I had at least one friend from every category. I listened to a lot of bands from different categories but fit mostly in the post hardcore group but was called scene because I was a girl with a scene haircut. I just didn’t do the scene music and the colorful clothes.
Now I’m a married mom of three and earning my masters degree to become a therapist 😆 still listen to metal though!
Something I would love to see explored more is the pop punk kid to kpop kid pipeline. Like, what is up with that?
- a pop punk kid who got really into kpop
Dude that's interesting
For me my Emo days lasted between 2006-2008. Got to see bands like Skylit Drive, Escape the Fate, Chiodos, Alesana, August Burns Red, Silverstein in their prime 🙌
Ahh you were the pastel pop-scene kid…
@@RadDEATHTRAP maybe on the inside lol before that I was a goth who lived the cure and sisters of mercy so not so much pastel on the outside.
Silverstein - absolute w pick
alesana, great pick!
I started out as a pop punk kid in 8th grade with P!ATD, Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, All Time Low, etc. That quickly went to post hardcore, with Sleeping with Sirens and Pierce the Veil while still enjoying pop punk. Then freshman year I listened to metalcore, with Asking Alexandria, BMTH, Of Mice and Men, etc. I also got into rap freshman year, including emo rap like Lil Peep, X, and Juice WRLD. I also enjoyed Ski Mask the Slump God and Comethazine. (I still love rap to this day) As I fell out of dressing emo, I still enjoyed post hardcore. It was around the summer before 10th grade I got into Dance Gavin Dance. DGD is still my favorite band of all time. I have a playlist of their entire discography and it's ~11hrs long. I also got into Royal Coda shortly after because of Kurt Travis. Later on I discover Tides of Man because of Tilian Pearson. Now I'm 19 and working towards becoming a licensed Nurse Aide to get me through medical school to eventually become a doctor. I still listen to Dance Gavin Dance along with loads of rap and post hardcore stuff.
As a former nevershoutnever kid that also leaned a bit to the pop punk side........ I feel so called out right now. I love midwest emo like Modern Baseball and American Football these days (though also enjoy folky stuff like NMH), met my husband on a weird obscure website + we were long distance for years, and work in an IT-aligned support job. Nice job.
Hahaha I too was a never shout never stan, have you seen how he looks now?
@@VIIZZZYY I have now and honestly? I feel like I’m tuning in to an anime after missing 4 seasons.
I'm a lil younger (was 10 in 2010), but definitely fell under the butt rock category at 14. Oof. It was probably because there was literally no one at my school who fell into one of these other categories, so I didn't really have many influences toward the other genres. That's rural Ohio for ya. Anyway I'm a blend of all of these except for butt rock nowadays, which is probably not a coincidence. Glad I got that phase out of the way early 🤣
Oh, snap I just moved to Ohio! Yeah, my high school was pretty cool because there was a ton of different emo kids so everyone found their best friend that listens to the exact same type of music
@@VIIZZZYY You'll enjoy the metal scene there -- it's actually fucking great. My school in particular was just devoid of anyone with a good taste in music lmao. I've since dipped & moved to Seattle, which surprisingly has far fewer metal shows.
10 in 2010?? MF i was THREE
I'm 33 and I can say that I LOVED the emo movement as a teen. I miss warped tour and all the shows every month. My bands were Dashboard Confessional, Paramore, Say Anything, Senses Fail, Underoath, Silverstein, The Sophmore Year, MyLoveHateHero, Mayday Parade. I miss the music so much I just still listen to it all.
I was one of the kids that was slightly younger and got into metalcore when I went to the last couple years of Warped Tour cuz they started having djent bands like Veil of Maya on the bill, which was my gateway from being a greasy Tool and Meshuggah kid
Started out as a butt rock kid in middle school (2007-2009), actually got into a pop and rap phase in high school (2010-2012), then became a pop punk and post hardcore kid, now I’m mostly into metalcore but I still listen to everything else too.
As a post-hardcore dude myself, id say that those bands and fashion styles were the scene kids. Bands like Circa, Thursday, At the Drive in, the Sleeping are more on target. But I guess that even the post-hardcore stuff was separated between the shit with flashy shirts and makeup for kids and the other shit I was on.
when you started talking about pop punk i was waiting for you to mention modern baseball and when you did i genuinely cheered
The accuracy of this video is outstanding. I was a mix of the Metalcore/Post Hardcore kid and have an office job lol.
All these type of kids you mentioned were my friends back in high school so it was funny seeing you hit the nail on them lol. I was the only kid in my group listening to bands like Touché Amoré, La Dispute, and Defeater though. Pretty much I was the only bland and normal looking high schooler that somehow got along with both the emo and hipster kids. I bridged the gap😂
This channel is so nostalgic, 08-12 were my high school years.
4:51 MY MOM WAS A POST HARDCORE KID AND SHE IS BECOMING A DENTIST
missed the mid 00s mall screamo era - underoath, taking back sunday, brand new, hawthorne heights, etc . that was hype
I was like idk about this until you got to the pop punk part and every single thing you listed is in my playlists...
hahaha that was easiest for me because im also the pop punk kid
I enjoyed this video, excited to watch more
Thanks so much for checking it out (:
The fact that I listen to pretty much all of these bands and fit into pretty much all of these categories
current emo kid here! im practically a combination of all emo types (minus the hippy emos xD), I LOVE ALL THIS MUSIC T-T nice video dude!!
I found my old pop punk playlist from high school a couple of months ago and has gone on repeat ever since. So glad Paramore have released a "new" album, evolved sound but you can still hear it's them. It's soo good
I was too young to really enjoy these bands at their peak, but I still grew up around rock music of all flavours. pop punk/rock, grunge, post hardcore, butt metal, actual metal, it was all around me from friends to family.
Now, as someone whose older, my music taste hasnt really changed. Still mostly pop punk/rock, post hardcore, little bit of grunge and buttmetal, but its more grounded now, I enjoy it with less shame, and dabble in other alt/indie genres when I feel like it.
Im sad I missed out on the peak of this subculture, even more sad I missed things like warped tour, but Im still happy with where the scene is today and where I am. Finally having the confidence to show off the music I listen too. Plus it seems like rock, and connected subcultures like emo, scene and punk seem to be having a bit of a resurgence, and Im excited for it
I definitely was (and still am) a mix of post of the categories. Get scared, ghost town, asking alexandria, good charlotte, fall out boy and paramore were my firsts.
Dude I forgot get scared existed hahaha
Wow, just now realising I went through every phase mentioned. I was all these phases in one person, people didn't know what phase I was in cause I was going through all of them all at once, plus I listened to every band mentioned here and still do apart from the scene music, I think that gave me brain rot for life.
Haha loved this video bro.
I could vibe with you about all these bands and era for days
I Love the editing !
For me it was a combination of the top 4. But I still like these bands It's not a phase 😂damn you did MCR so dirty there
I didn’t mean to do them dirty LMAO thanks for watching 🧡 🖤
I was definitely a mix between metalcore/post-hardcore kid, and now I'm 30 and still an alternative kid to this day 🙃
never forgetting my roots as a pop punker. im seeing all time low later this year and im in queue to get paramore tickets rn LMAO
Really good! Was hoping to hear something about neon pop-punk though lol I know it’s splitting hairs but it’s a very interesting group of bands I think (eg. Forever the sickest kids, we are the in crowd, the summer set, I think the ready set could fit here too also the hippy kids like you said lol)
Listened to some heavy rick when I was younger but that quickly died when I got into dance/electronic music. It still is the thing I listen to the most but within the last couple of years I've gone back into rock and metal so am currently going through my (kind of) emo phase at 22. Heard Bring Me The Horizon's more modern stuff which introduced me to everything else heavy they had done. Also got into bands like I Prevail and Architects so I'm more on the metalcore side. Was aged in single digits when emo stuff had its day but I wonder if I would've been part of any scene given my music taste now
Other bands I missed from this vid but i remember in those scenes or adjacent : A fire inside, mindless self indulgence, panic at the disco, blood brothers, from first to last, kittie, korn , jack off jill , Dresden dolls, incubus, nine inch nails, Marilyn Manson, evanescence, Eminem, limp bizkit, insane clown posse, motion city soundtrack, death cab for cutie, fall of troy
Yo I hope you keep up the content bro💯👍🏻
Definitely not stopping any time soon (:
Why do i resonate with a little bit of each of these. Mostly with deathcore and scene. In my hometown they crossed heavy, but literally every band in this video i fw almost.
Growing up I listened to almost every single one of these bands aside from the "butt rock" category. I'd probably best fit somewhere between post-hardcore and a scene weenie lol. Did every drug in the book while banging out girls with daddy issues blasting some breathe carolina lmao. Now I'm all grown up working at a steel mill but guess what mom IT WASNT JUST A PHASE I'm still proudly rocking skinny jeans. I did end up dropping the black hair, eyeliner, and piercings though haha.
Edit: for anyone who falls into those categories some newer bands I'd highly reccomend checking out are 100 Gecs, Sueco, SpiritBox, Electric Callboy, and Glaive. Also if you havent listened to BMTH in awhile their last couple songs have all been bangers!
Try Sleep Token, their new album is goated
Never felt more attacked in my life, but I haven’t laughed this hard in such a long time. I honestly fell under the first 3 categories
I love pop punk and punk. I listen to so much of the band you mentioned in the video
absolutely love the video
from the deathcore kid to the myspace hippy kids i knew everything as i am a mix of all of them 🥲 i still listen to all those artists except the problematic ones 💀
the ready set still goes so hard
I guess I never really fit into any of those scenes (I was 14 in 2013 and I live in Scotland, we had to wear a uniform so, no band tees unless it was dress down day). I really liked Black Sabbath and Slipknot but deep down...I was an emo. I knew of BMTH and PTV and AA, I'd listen to King For A Day and Sempiternal sometimes. I loved MCR, FOB, blink and Paramore too.
A year later I'd turn into a "sad boy" type person after my friend showed me Ginseng Strip 2002. There's that.
Based.
The Despised Icon and TDWP to local hardcore drummer pipeline hit hard
I started in 2002 (I was already 18 back then... yep, I am old...) to boysetsfire, Poison the Well, Thrice, Hopesfall, August Burns Red, Misery Signals,...and so on.... and still love them :)
When you said motionless in white my whole head yeeted of my shoulders lmao I still love them and still my favorite band till this day💯
i wish silverstein would’ve been mentioned in here because they literally made me who i am today lol. sick video dude!
Thanks man! I appreciate the love, I definitely should have mentioned them and a few other bands so I was thinking of making some sort of spin off episode of this but for TikTok/UA-cam shorts.
Amazing to finally find another easycore dude who's ready to
ALWAYS READY TO
HEY DUDES…
i was definitely a pop punk kid. i went from bands like my chemical romance, fall out boy, hawthorne heights to basically where i am now which is modern baseball, the front bottoms, and a bunch of slowcore acts like sign crushes motorist, postcard nowhere, etc
ive never had my emo phase, but im now 21 and still listen to ptv because i love ptv's music
i’m an emo teen now and i actually just listened to the hearts of lonely people for the first time since i knew absolutely NOTHING about it. it was AMAZING and very beautiful
i listen to most of that except the scene ones. like it’s mostly post hardcore, pop punk, metal core and some other stuff lol
My top 3 fav bands are new year's day, set it off, and in this moment so idrk which category I would fall in.
The pantera slander at the end killed me. I LOVE THEM DON’T JUDGE ME!
I gotta say I started as a pop punk kid. Because even before I went through that black emo looking thing that I never really grew out of, I listened to stuff like Bowling For Soup, All American Rejects, Fall Out Boy, Yellowcard etc. Basically all the pop punk that came on the radio.
Then I started just liking metal when I got into the emo phase. Like I looked emo as shit, but had a family wide array of sub genres. Went from Bullet For My Valentine to We Butter The Bread With Butter to Pantera. Was like 7th-8th grade. I was also exposed to other popular music from the rest of the scene/emos like Bring Me The Horizon (I remember everyone had Diamonds Aren't Forever on their MySpace page) ,Dance Gavin Dance, Hawthorne Heights, etc.
In high school, I started getting exposed to all the metalcore bands like Confide (the Such Great Heights video) Black Veil Brides (who I'd seen over the summer, was the Knives And Pens video) I Set My Friends On Fire, Brokencyde, A Day To Remember, the emo era pop punk bands like All Time Low and Paramore, As well as weird bands that really didnt fit into any categories like Protest The Hero. But I also listened to metalcore bands like All That Remains.
Sophomore year I had been seeing this girl since freshman year (went on to date her for like 10 years) and had through her, added the whole hippy stoner emo music to my Playlist. Was mostly the easycore music that I was still listening to though. Like Escape The Fate, A Day To Remember, Peirce The Veil, Black Veil Brides (who I was absolutely obsessed with for pretty much all of high school), Asking Alexandria, Attack Attack, Of Mice & Men, We Came As Romans, The Devil Wears Prada, Bullet For My Valentine..
After high school I got into metalcore reeeeally hard like Trivium, As I Lay Dying, Killswitch Engage (who I'd known about for a long time but never was TOO into). I think I listened to Trivium's The Sin And The Sentence album 500 times or better in just a couple years 😂
As of recently (since 2020) I started getting back into pop punk and getting more into the post 2012 era. Like Neck Deep, Real Friends, State Champs. Idk where I really sat in this, since my music was all over the place.
But I always wore mostly black, had the skinny jeans that were sometimes right red or purple. Wore this striped jacket all the time, mostly had the emo swoosh hair until my mom made me get it cut (I'd still grow it back out and straighten it though) and had the studded belts. Sometimes I miss those days
I pretty much picked bands from each of those categories and put them into one big playlist (plus some random pop, country, grind core, whatevs)
I was definitely a butt rock kid until recently. Every band you listed was my favourite. Now I’m leaning into death metal and core
Yo same. I was definitely drinking the metal gateway band kool-aid. I am now reformed and listen to just about any metal that isn't butt rock. Some post metal, lots of stoner, doom, and sludge, some death, some prog, black metal.
Loved this 😂
Thanks so much brother 🖤🧡
I have never felt more called out as a former scene kid in my entire life. Thanks for posting!
Some of the Emo Bands that I listen to include: Jimmy Eat World, My Chemical Romance, Paramore, Yellowcard, All American Rejects, Fall Out Boy, At the Drive-In, Weezer, Autopilot off, Elliott, Mineral, Sunny Day Real Estate, American Football, The Promise Ring, Christie front drive, etc.
Second Wave/90s emo bands is my personal go to, but I gotta love some of those 2000s emo staples as well.
From ashes to new really has put me into metal, they're still good today but whenever I listen to their music, it's from the time where Chris was still in the band.
Yeah, they’re definitely good but one of those bands I’d bump too more for the nostalgia
Amazing video, but where's my God damn punk kids! Lmao
There were barely any punk kids in the mall core era 😞
what a cute video especially given the revival of ptv and sws!
I’m not a nu-metal guy but they’re a huge category to cover too although they were big in the early 2000s
You literally just predicted next weeks video 🤣🤣
Coheed and Cambria was and still is my favorite! I just went on the S.S. Neverender cruise and it was life changing!
You’re absolutely right about the scene kids and what they like now.
Hey, some of us escaped that fate 😅
I'm a mix of all of these but I resonated more with pop punk. In fact I went and saw My Chem last fall. I'm going to see FOB in a couple weeks. It's a weird time for an elderly emo to be alive 🤣😆
I legit thought you were off the mark until you hit post hardcore… you got me good sir. I wore ADTR colorful shirts had a lip ring, studded belt, etc. and you are also correct that I am normal as fuck, I actually graduate with my bachelor’s in Kinesiology this year lol.
how dare you. this is incredibly Affansahve!
How could you mention A day to remember.....and not ESCAPE THE FATE! . prime years bro!
love the vid.
I think I’m starting to slip into the gothic punk place probably because the only band I listen to is AFI. I might though be in the pop punk isle, even though I don’t dress that way. I just enjoy the bands
He got me when it came too pop punk one i listened to more jeez
Well I was a baby at this time...
Damn. Yeah. That video was too relatable! Not 2010, but 2007 or so (old! Lol!), I listened to hippie shit and eurodance and emo and alternative, and well, I got a combination of things too. Now I listen a lot of vaporwave and frutiger aero..lol. And AI versions of old emo songs. And did that age backwards thing, and also listen to old alternative and rock music. Some stranger one day yelled at me out of a car that I dress like it’s 2005. My friends who listened to alternative really DID do things like go off to the military or become emergency personnel, and I mostly just study engineering and politics and internet stuff all day, like a hipster, but don’t have a job.
Super cool video dude 😂😭
I went through each of these emo scene phases and now I just like it all at the same time and I’m sure there’s others who went through all the phases on this list. I didn’t really get into the never shout never emo kids phase much but I liked it. Only one I never got into is the last one butt rock. But I did like breaking Benjamin. The bands I love are more like taking back Sunday and Thursday. But I also love the punky kinda emo in the 80s and 90s
I was an emo teen in 2015 and its so funny to me how I had the exact same experience described in the intro that 2010 and probably also 2005 emo kids had. we passed the traditions on.
I wasn't getting called out and you massacred me at 8:25 that's like half my playlist.
I have most of those on shirts and the rest on stickers and pins 💀
My emo bands were
Brand New, Silverstein, MCR, the used, emery, Armor for sleep😊
I was a straggler, because I was 14 (when I became emo) in 2016. So this was me but when I did it, it was already starting to fade away.
Dang I wish you were there for that golden era, but this new wave of emo is just as good
@@VIIZZZYY yea it's awesome cus I'm seeing the same trends, but also with new ideas so it feels fresh and it's still exciting. Like when emo made its way into Hip-hop 💜
Or Scene kid culture being revived as "scenecore" and glitchcore music.
This video caused me so much inner pain because I evolved to a couple different ones.
So I guess I was a mix of everyone then! I wore tight black jeans, pink or silver studded belt, colorful t-shirts, converse, straigthened hair. But I mostly listened to metalcore or death metal but I liked a lot of genres. I also listened to atmospheric black metal + symphonic metal. I'm 31 soon, still feeling really nostalgic about my life at 15-18 here in Sweden! I eventually became a full-time musician myself by 2015. Oh yeah, as a chillstep/dubstep artist xD I would not have found the courage to pursue music without discovering the emo scene around 2007!
Just saw PTV 2 weeks ago..... im also in the medical field now..... god damn this hit close to home hahaha
I started out my music journey listening to pop punk bands or pop punk adjacent bands like Sum 41, Rise Against, Green Day, Billy Talent, MXPX, Blink 182 but I also like the rock bands like Nickelback, 3 days grace, Chevelle then I started liking Metal bands “big 4 of thrash” and other metal but I feel like I don’t belong in any scene because I can enjoy Metalcore post hardcore pop punk and rock
Watching this video realizing that when VIZZY is explaining the beginning that you either don't do anything on the list and were not emo at all but just liked the music.
me watching this as i found the metalcore music and emo like two years ago:: def i so relate
Me at 23, having not even remotely gotten out of my metalcore/deathcore/post-hardcore kid amalgamation phase and having not "evolved" my music taste to new stuff in the slightest aside from getting into other emo/scene shit that I missed out on when they were popular.
I really got the life sentence emo phase
I was Deathcore/Metalcore/post hardcore all rolled in to one lmao
Exclusively british mainstream emo/post-hardcore/indie/alt.rock combo. Funeral For A Friend, Hell Is For Heroes, Reuben, Biffy Clyro, Yourcodenameis:Milo to the bands like The Cooper Temple Clause. You can easily guess that such a pipeline ultimately leads to Britpop later in life and being a perpetual Liam Gallagher.
I was definitely a pop punk kid, but around 2010/2011 I moved more towards 80s glam rock and horror punk and eventually went full on goth.