Scum as fucks that generally look like drowned rats with fake names and intrests
Don't know shit about real music and they think they're hardcore.
Fact for you scene faggots,
Prom queen and parkway drive are NOT the heart of australian hardcore because its metalcore you dumb fucks.
Don't know shit about real music and they think they're hardcore.
Fact for you scene faggots,
Prom queen and parkway drive are NOT the heart of australian hardcore because its metalcore you dumb fucks.
Scene kids talk like dicks.
"Liik3 zomgzz diid y0u s3e bring me the horizon last niiight? H0w hawwwt is oli sykes?!?"
Scene 1:"Are you going to the city tmro?"
Scene 2: "of course! Liike I have nothing better to do!"
ChrisCONTAGIOUS
AbbyGORE
"Liik3 zomgzz diid y0u s3e bring me the horizon last niiight? H0w hawwwt is oli sykes?!?"
Scene 1:"Are you going to the city tmro?"
Scene 2: "of course! Liike I have nothing better to do!"
ChrisCONTAGIOUS
AbbyGORE
by Collectwin July 19, 2008
the real scene kids are not douches or bitches!They go to local show because of the music. They talk to local bands to tell them they love their music. Yes, they might dress the same, but thats the style they like.They dont alway think they are superior to other people, however there are the "jerk secene kids" and they are the one thate mess up the term "scene kids." And it is true that most of the time you do see scene kids only with their "kind" but most of time they brach out. So keep in mind that the real "scene kids" hang out at local band shows to support the bands and their music not make fun of people.
most scene kids:
do drugs or drink
look the same
love a vintage edge look
love local band shows
some are straight edge
do drugs or drink
look the same
love a vintage edge look
love local band shows
some are straight edge
by leslie:) August 6, 2008
boy: borrowed sisters skinny jeans, usually ugly, wears makeup, trys to borrow the emo and punk look, claims their hardcore, thinks their individuals (but their not), and sometimes wears black nerd glasses. can be seen at thrift stores, hot topic, and malls. they can be heard saying that their poor (but their parents are rich) and their emo. CAN BE MISTAKEN FOR A GAY PERSON
girl: uses same skinny jeans as male counterparts, usually hot, wears loads of makeup, claims their hardcore, thinks their individauls, and usually have hair dyed with random colors. Can be seen at Hot Topic, thrift stores, malls, rap concerts, and trying to be emo. cannot be mistaken for a lesbian.
Both: claim their emo and hardcore, wear a lot of black, dye their hair with random blonde or neon colors. Have about half the songs on their ipod scremo and emo music (incase anyone wants to know whats on their ipod) and the other half any music they like (usually rap, but sometimes pop). care deeply on what you say to them and how they are preceved. males usually stay out of fights and are pussys. both may wear random shirts that have childs stars (big bird, cartoon charactors, and movie stars) on a bright colored shirt. everything else is black. sometimes can be seeen with a "I <3 punk" shirt, even though they are preppy. generally the kids who jump on whatever is cool.
girl: uses same skinny jeans as male counterparts, usually hot, wears loads of makeup, claims their hardcore, thinks their individauls, and usually have hair dyed with random colors. Can be seen at Hot Topic, thrift stores, malls, rap concerts, and trying to be emo. cannot be mistaken for a lesbian.
Both: claim their emo and hardcore, wear a lot of black, dye their hair with random blonde or neon colors. Have about half the songs on their ipod scremo and emo music (incase anyone wants to know whats on their ipod) and the other half any music they like (usually rap, but sometimes pop). care deeply on what you say to them and how they are preceved. males usually stay out of fights and are pussys. both may wear random shirts that have childs stars (big bird, cartoon charactors, and movie stars) on a bright colored shirt. everything else is black. sometimes can be seeen with a "I <3 punk" shirt, even though they are preppy. generally the kids who jump on whatever is cool.
me and a true emo chilling: oh s*&t! not those scene kids again
scene kids: hey can we chill with you guys??? were emo and punk to!
us: no... no you cannot. now go be dushbags somewhere else...
scene kids: hey can we chill with you guys??? were emo and punk to!
us: no... no you cannot. now go be dushbags somewhere else...
by hahaha i had sex with your mom December 5, 2009
People that go see all the local bands play. Many of them are elitist fucks who need a swift kick in the ass.
Scene kids can polish my knob.
by Chipface April 10, 2005
scene kids
"unfortunate, tortured youth," often complain about their teen angst with not much consideration for anyone with any real-world issues or other people in general. "Scene kid" often coincides with wearing obscure band t-shirts (even if they've never heard them), dying and cutting one's hair more than once ever 2 weeks or so, playing in some obscure band that usually sucks (with an extremely random name), and wearing "outlandish" clothing to get attention. Often threaten to do stupid things for small amounts of money but really have no balls at all and are all talk. Usually fortunate suburban kids who feel they have something to express by going to "shows" and jumping on each other and making people feel less scene than they (calling others, ironically enough,"poseurs"), scene kids tend to hang out at the mall (probably near but not too near a hot topic), they're the kids wearing the Taking Back Sunday t-shirt to the TBS show, and they most definitely claim to have heard them first and might even know them personally, because it matters oh so much (!?). most scene kids probably don't really know who they are because they've spent so much time following the crowd of myspace users and spend more time trying to figure out if Warped Tour is still cool and taking pictures of themselves from angles than they have on job applications or learning anything relevant to "real life."
"unfortunate, tortured youth," often complain about their teen angst with not much consideration for anyone with any real-world issues or other people in general. "Scene kid" often coincides with wearing obscure band t-shirts (even if they've never heard them), dying and cutting one's hair more than once ever 2 weeks or so, playing in some obscure band that usually sucks (with an extremely random name), and wearing "outlandish" clothing to get attention. Often threaten to do stupid things for small amounts of money but really have no balls at all and are all talk. Usually fortunate suburban kids who feel they have something to express by going to "shows" and jumping on each other and making people feel less scene than they (calling others, ironically enough,"poseurs"), scene kids tend to hang out at the mall (probably near but not too near a hot topic), they're the kids wearing the Taking Back Sunday t-shirt to the TBS show, and they most definitely claim to have heard them first and might even know them personally, because it matters oh so much (!?). most scene kids probably don't really know who they are because they've spent so much time following the crowd of myspace users and spend more time trying to figure out if Warped Tour is still cool and taking pictures of themselves from angles than they have on job applications or learning anything relevant to "real life."
you? maybe not. look around. black cut up gloves? hair in face? tons of eye liner and lip gloss (guy or girl). Yeah, that's a scene kid. Laughing at you? YES it probably is. "I'm seriously going to punch those scene kids in the face."
by cokeXzero December 7, 2005
Scene kids, like everyone else, follow trends.
Most of the stuff people say is true and most of the 'scene' kids admit they try to be scene.
They may go out and buy hundreds of dollars worth of clothes just to look scene.
Most scene kids shop at Hot Topic, Delia*s, and Journeys.
I see lots of scene kids every day, and this is usually what they have and how they look..
Scene girl must-haves:
-short,layered haircut
-extentions (in case a guy hates short hair)
-black and light blonde hair
-black chipped nail polish
-bright colored bows
-clothes with stars/hearts on them
-fur trimmed jacket
-tight,destroyed designer jeans
-other scene chick friends
-hot scene boyfriend
-iPod
-skimmers AKA doll shoes
-white studded belt hanging off the hips
-monroe ring
-flashy earrings
-mispell their name on myspace. IE: Susie - Siouxsie
Scene boy must-haves:
-extremely choppy haircut
-black colored hair with blond or red
-tightly fitting shirts
-black or white studded belt
-tight jeans with boxers pulled up too high
-bandana in the back pocket
-lip ring/snake bites
-vans shoes
In addition, they all have to go to lots and lots of local shows and hang out in their little cliques when they go. Most of the guys hardcore dance, or atleast attempt and get made fun of. They also must have more than 1000 myspace friends to be considered 'cool.'
Most of the stuff people say is true and most of the 'scene' kids admit they try to be scene.
They may go out and buy hundreds of dollars worth of clothes just to look scene.
Most scene kids shop at Hot Topic, Delia*s, and Journeys.
I see lots of scene kids every day, and this is usually what they have and how they look..
Scene girl must-haves:
-short,layered haircut
-extentions (in case a guy hates short hair)
-black and light blonde hair
-black chipped nail polish
-bright colored bows
-clothes with stars/hearts on them
-fur trimmed jacket
-tight,destroyed designer jeans
-other scene chick friends
-hot scene boyfriend
-iPod
-skimmers AKA doll shoes
-white studded belt hanging off the hips
-monroe ring
-flashy earrings
-mispell their name on myspace. IE: Susie - Siouxsie
Scene boy must-haves:
-extremely choppy haircut
-black colored hair with blond or red
-tightly fitting shirts
-black or white studded belt
-tight jeans with boxers pulled up too high
-bandana in the back pocket
-lip ring/snake bites
-vans shoes
In addition, they all have to go to lots and lots of local shows and hang out in their little cliques when they go. Most of the guys hardcore dance, or atleast attempt and get made fun of. They also must have more than 1000 myspace friends to be considered 'cool.'
Siouxsie: Are you going to the show tonight, Timmeigh?
Timmy: Of course, all the scene kids will be there.
Timmy: Of course, all the scene kids will be there.
by aireannuh November 11, 2006
Kids who whore themselves on a daily basis on myspace.
They have no originality whatsoever.
They decorate their myspaces with pictures of diamonds, bats, gloomy bears, hello kitty, and other shit.
A lot of them are self-absorbed and are bitches, but no, not all of them are.
Some of them are actually nice.
Most of them claim to be -in love- with photography.
Most claim to be vegetarian/vegan.
Not to be racist, but the majority of them are white.
They call all their "scene friends" nigga, nigg, nigz, nigglet, or whatever. But they don't have the guts to say it in public towards blacks.
They have names like:
Jackie Chanel.
Tommy Terror.
Minnie Murder.
Lisa Hollywood.
A lot of the scene girls have raccoon stripes in their hair.
They wear tight pants, both girls and boys.
They claim to be anti-mainstream, even though the way they dress IS becoming mainstream.
A lot of them look up to Kiki Kannibal, Jeffree Star, Audrey Kitching, etc.
They have no originality whatsoever.
They decorate their myspaces with pictures of diamonds, bats, gloomy bears, hello kitty, and other shit.
A lot of them are self-absorbed and are bitches, but no, not all of them are.
Some of them are actually nice.
Most of them claim to be -in love- with photography.
Most claim to be vegetarian/vegan.
Not to be racist, but the majority of them are white.
They call all their "scene friends" nigga, nigg, nigz, nigglet, or whatever. But they don't have the guts to say it in public towards blacks.
They have names like:
Jackie Chanel.
Tommy Terror.
Minnie Murder.
Lisa Hollywood.
A lot of the scene girls have raccoon stripes in their hair.
They wear tight pants, both girls and boys.
They claim to be anti-mainstream, even though the way they dress IS becoming mainstream.
A lot of them look up to Kiki Kannibal, Jeffree Star, Audrey Kitching, etc.
by cylinder December 16, 2007