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1. any band post-80s
2. any band at the same time as the s**t Up Kids
3. anything you're gonna find on MTV, in case you didn't know, includes: Taking Back Sunday, Cartel, Thursday, post-sell out AFI, and Hawethorn Heights.
4. those ******** glasses
5. whiny
6. a label, true emo is a genre of punk/hardcore
7. also, any band that screams, or is part a scene band, isn't hardcore/post-hardcore.
8. Acoustic Guitars
9. self abuse, and depression. take some ******** pills
10. a style of clothing. sorry, but the hair in the eyes doesen't make you identify with the Rites of Spring (real emo)
11. being a ******** c**t
12. being of the homosexual persuasion, not that that makes stops you from having to do with it, it just doesen't help it.

please, kick me out, i'm sick of you bloody wankers.

Emotive hardcore, generally shaved heads, goatees alot of shouting (usually to breakbeats) and generally ugly people, making ugly music, about ugly emotions.

i actually joined to mess with you people.

I hope you know that doing that is pretty sad, and kind of pathetic.

-_-;
And you people tell us we need lives

rofl rofl rofl rofl

1. any band post-80s
7. also, any band that screams, or is part a scene band, isn't hardcore/post-hardcore.



Those arn't true. There are emo bands new and old and there are lots of screaming emo bands like Orchid and La Quiete for say.

Emo harldy means the punk genre of the late 80's anymore, hon.
It's changed.

Now you can be all hardcore and think you're better than us, but please, like that's going to change the type of music we listen to.

Now don't get me wrong, I do like the origional emotive hardcore bands. But that doesn't mean I can't likke newer stuff.