1 definition by DropdeadxShari
obviously half of you will define as "trashy".
This is clearly not the case.
First of all,
If you want to be "scene", you don't have to follow all the rules you read up on it. You mix your own style into this "scene" image, and work it from there. But there are some various things you may like or agree to in here;;;
----it's best not to admit you're scene.
You'll get called a poser. I don't know why, because it seems to be accepted when a prep calls themself a prep. just the way it goes, I guess.
--it prob wouldn't be good to shop at Abercrombie or Hollister. Try a nearby thrift store or Hot topic. If none of these, goodwill I guess.
-have your hair either very long or very short
-you may have a bandana in your back pocket or on your wrist;; just beacuse you have one on your wrist does NOT mean you're emo.
-You could really have any type shoe you want, the more beaten up the better. for ex. converse, preferably high tops, slip on vans, ballet flats, or your regular sneaker.
-eye liner may go for both sexes, girls mainly have bright makeup, &+ lots of jet black eye liner.
-most "scene" hair is teased, you can have a pony tail or bun if you like, preferably in a messy fashion.
-most everyone who is "scene" has tight band tees, &+ tight skinny jeans.
-you must have the air of an overconfident individual. some might categorize this as "conceited" or "stuck up".
This is not always the case.
-most go to shows, &+ "mosh" at said shows.
I'm not sure if shows are a must;;
just know that shows are one of the main reasons they're called "scene kids".
-having a myspace adds to your "scene" image, &+ most definitely will only help your image.
You most likely will be taking "Myspace poses" whick vary from the "peace" sign, and just holding the camera as if at a bird's eye view.
This is clearly not the case.
First of all,
If you want to be "scene", you don't have to follow all the rules you read up on it. You mix your own style into this "scene" image, and work it from there. But there are some various things you may like or agree to in here;;;
----it's best not to admit you're scene.
You'll get called a poser. I don't know why, because it seems to be accepted when a prep calls themself a prep. just the way it goes, I guess.
--it prob wouldn't be good to shop at Abercrombie or Hollister. Try a nearby thrift store or Hot topic. If none of these, goodwill I guess.
-have your hair either very long or very short
-you may have a bandana in your back pocket or on your wrist;; just beacuse you have one on your wrist does NOT mean you're emo.
-You could really have any type shoe you want, the more beaten up the better. for ex. converse, preferably high tops, slip on vans, ballet flats, or your regular sneaker.
-eye liner may go for both sexes, girls mainly have bright makeup, &+ lots of jet black eye liner.
-most "scene" hair is teased, you can have a pony tail or bun if you like, preferably in a messy fashion.
-most everyone who is "scene" has tight band tees, &+ tight skinny jeans.
-you must have the air of an overconfident individual. some might categorize this as "conceited" or "stuck up".
This is not always the case.
-most go to shows, &+ "mosh" at said shows.
I'm not sure if shows are a must;;
just know that shows are one of the main reasons they're called "scene kids".
-having a myspace adds to your "scene" image, &+ most definitely will only help your image.
You most likely will be taking "Myspace poses" whick vary from the "peace" sign, and just holding the camera as if at a bird's eye view.
I'm a real scene queen, Imma go to the show tonight, &+ mosh till my body drops with the other scenesters &+ then imma go on myspace &+ accept my 44587457 friend requests &+ picture comments.
by DropdeadxShari December 16, 2007