1. To look or act extremely emo.
2. A poser who takes the stereotypes of emo to the extreme thereby making any conservative emo kid seem like a fag.
2. A poser who takes the stereotypes of emo to the extreme thereby making any conservative emo kid seem like a fag.
by Ryan Audet August 5, 2006
by ja y February 7, 2006
What does extremo mean?
Well, that all matters on what you want it to mean. To some it may be they color of the sky, to others like my family, it is the direction of things to come. Emo Summer's definition of extremo is the genre of music that we have invented. We feel in order to define ourselves and be seperatists, we needed to establish our own identity. Hence, extremo was born. We feel that extremo will be around for a long time, unlike those fly by night genres power-violence and straight-edge.
What kind of music would you consider extremo?
Extremo is unclassifiable. It is it's own classification. Emo Summer is extremo, but extremo doesn't have to only be Emo Summer.
Where did extremo come from?
It came from Malakai's beating heart, from Matthais' poetry in motion, from Orosco's tear-drenched hands and Jonah's musical assertiveness...it was all in the moment.
Where does extremo go from here?
It goes wherever it wants. We are beside ourselves in happiness to bring extremo to the public light and like a teenager under thy parents thumb, we are hesitant to let it go but it knows no boundaries and must be set free to explore the immense tree-filled world out there. We are proud, proud parents of extremo and want it to experiment with love, hate, drugs, sex, alcohol, coffee, cigarette's and blood to find itself...
What next for Emo Summer?
Extremo today, who knows tomorrow. We'll let emolution take it's course....
Well, that all matters on what you want it to mean. To some it may be they color of the sky, to others like my family, it is the direction of things to come. Emo Summer's definition of extremo is the genre of music that we have invented. We feel in order to define ourselves and be seperatists, we needed to establish our own identity. Hence, extremo was born. We feel that extremo will be around for a long time, unlike those fly by night genres power-violence and straight-edge.
What kind of music would you consider extremo?
Extremo is unclassifiable. It is it's own classification. Emo Summer is extremo, but extremo doesn't have to only be Emo Summer.
Where did extremo come from?
It came from Malakai's beating heart, from Matthais' poetry in motion, from Orosco's tear-drenched hands and Jonah's musical assertiveness...it was all in the moment.
Where does extremo go from here?
It goes wherever it wants. We are beside ourselves in happiness to bring extremo to the public light and like a teenager under thy parents thumb, we are hesitant to let it go but it knows no boundaries and must be set free to explore the immense tree-filled world out there. We are proud, proud parents of extremo and want it to experiment with love, hate, drugs, sex, alcohol, coffee, cigarette's and blood to find itself...
What next for Emo Summer?
Extremo today, who knows tomorrow. We'll let emolution take it's course....
by emosummer June 13, 2004
A term we came up with to denote something or someone that is on the exteme end of emo. One whose sole mode of opperation could be described as emo.
"wow, that's extremo"
by Niall January 6, 2005
Extremo can also be referred to as emo violence.
by xixamxveryxsxcxlolx April 3, 2006
1. Violently gay music and or lifestyle.
2. Comitting acts such as vandalism in a very safe setting like tearing up your bedroom because your Dad never taught you how to live hard and be a man.
3. Letting a woman who hurts you cause you to scream, cry, act, and dress like a female vampire. See homo
2. Comitting acts such as vandalism in a very safe setting like tearing up your bedroom because your Dad never taught you how to live hard and be a man.
3. Letting a woman who hurts you cause you to scream, cry, act, and dress like a female vampire. See homo
by Just fuck 'em and stop cryin'...be hard. June 24, 2007
NME 's word for any music with distorted guitars and some emotional content. Derived from the words emo and screamo / scremo but is mainly used to describe bands who do not sound like these genres, by people not in the know.
by Mark France July 9, 2004