new generation emo individuals who are coming into an age of puberty and had old generation emos (OG's) as role models through their younger years and have built upon the emo code of conduct and intergrated and evolved the emo lifestyle with other various cliches and trends but still maintaining a firm emo basis involving cutting and listening to whiny music.
commonly found in malls, thrift stores, schoolyards, parks, really anywhere an emo would be found.. oh yes.. and traintracks.
commonly found in malls, thrift stores, schoolyards, parks, really anywhere an emo would be found.. oh yes.. and traintracks.
by -g0d. July 3, 2006
What a modern day 'emo' really is. Emo music is actually defined by such bands as Rites of Spring, and was really just another subgenre of hardcore punk. Today's pseudo-neo-emo is just a digusting individual who looks at livejournal, cock-in-hand whilst crying about nelson mandela's death. Irony, it's a virtue.
emo: I enjoy my subgenre of hardcore punk
pseudo-neo-emo: *cuts wrist* oh how my life sucks so much that I steal my 'scene' from an already poor subgenre of punk.
true punk: 'oi, anarchy yeah!'
normal person: right.
pseudo-neo-emo: *cuts wrist* oh how my life sucks so much that I steal my 'scene' from an already poor subgenre of punk.
true punk: 'oi, anarchy yeah!'
normal person: right.
by Defiler. January 10, 2008