scene kids often like to "break the mold." they think that they are the "sex" or the "shit." often love robotz and dinosawrz or say that they do. they love to say that they are thug or so siq. say radd and speak in acronyms.
scene guy dress:
short choppy black and 2+ other color hair
skinny jeans or girl jeans that they might not be able to walk in.
tight shirts that are for girls and are most likely 5 sizes to small(mainly hello kitty or random electronica bands like blood on the dance floor or dot dot curve).
tattoos at leats one place on the body
owns 2+ pairs of vans or neon colored nikes
peircings
bandanas on not necessary parts of the body
scene girl dress:
head bands
2+ colored long choppy hair
snake bites, nose rings, plugs and cartilage peircings
shirts that are 1 or 2 sizes too small for their already stick like bodys also hello kitty or electronica bands but they also wear band shirts like chiodos or dance gavin dance.
straight leg or skinny jeans that are 2 sizes too small
vans, nike, or converse shoes or flats
bracelets covering most of their arms
scene people listen to hardxcore, electronica, techno, rave or screamo music. think guys like dahvie vanity and oliver sykes are the sex(cuz they are!)
scene guy dress:
short choppy black and 2+ other color hair
skinny jeans or girl jeans that they might not be able to walk in.
tight shirts that are for girls and are most likely 5 sizes to small(mainly hello kitty or random electronica bands like blood on the dance floor or dot dot curve).
tattoos at leats one place on the body
owns 2+ pairs of vans or neon colored nikes
peircings
bandanas on not necessary parts of the body
scene girl dress:
head bands
2+ colored long choppy hair
snake bites, nose rings, plugs and cartilage peircings
shirts that are 1 or 2 sizes too small for their already stick like bodys also hello kitty or electronica bands but they also wear band shirts like chiodos or dance gavin dance.
straight leg or skinny jeans that are 2 sizes too small
vans, nike, or converse shoes or flats
bracelets covering most of their arms
scene people listen to hardxcore, electronica, techno, rave or screamo music. think guys like dahvie vanity and oliver sykes are the sex(cuz they are!)
(girl)botdfxlover42: HeY nIgGa WaTs Up?
(guy)dotdotcuve966: NoThIn much playa. just saw your 200 new pics of your new hair. so the secks! u do it yo self?
botdfxlover42: hellz yea i did!!how could i trust a stylist unless its dahvie to give me such badass scene hair? just got the idea from dahvies new collection staying alive 08-09. he so siq!
dotdotcurve966: ikr? i just heard his bands new song tis the shitt.
botdfxlover42: word up! d00d u r so thug. well i g2g rape a penguin. see ya!
(guy)dotdotcuve966: NoThIn much playa. just saw your 200 new pics of your new hair. so the secks! u do it yo self?
botdfxlover42: hellz yea i did!!how could i trust a stylist unless its dahvie to give me such badass scene hair? just got the idea from dahvies new collection staying alive 08-09. he so siq!
dotdotcurve966: ikr? i just heard his bands new song tis the shitt.
botdfxlover42: word up! d00d u r so thug. well i g2g rape a penguin. see ya!
by the alexis tragedy March 7, 2009
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~FAMOUS SCENE QUEENS~
Audrey Kitching, arguably the most famous scene queen, linked to Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco
Hannabeth, Audrey's "best friend," rich daddy
Jac Vanek, "photographer," linked to Ryan Ross, also of Panic! at the Disco
Kiki Kannibal, wannabe, famous for "bringing stripes back"
Jeffree Starr, truly ~QUEEN~ of the internet
~FAMOUS SCENE QUEENS~
Audrey Kitching, arguably the most famous scene queen, linked to Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco
Hannabeth, Audrey's "best friend," rich daddy
Jac Vanek, "photographer," linked to Ryan Ross, also of Panic! at the Disco
Kiki Kannibal, wannabe, famous for "bringing stripes back"
Jeffree Starr, truly ~QUEEN~ of the internet
Scene Queen staples:
Hair
The Fashion Mullet, short on top, long underneath.
Best if dyed un-natural colors, though jet black and platinum blonde are also acceptable. The more colors you can get into your hair, the better.
Add extensions for +10 scene points.
The "coon tail" is a popular look (see Kiki Kannibal).
*Straighten your hair. Cut and dye it yourself, too. The weirder it is, the more scene. Think 80's metal hair trimmed up with all the sophistication of today. It doesn't matter if you're a boy and your hair is longer; it doesn't matter if you're a girl with shorter hair; what matters is your ability to pull it off with confidence. Also, you can't go wrong with getting it stacked or layered. The idea is to look androgynous with your hair. Spike it up in the back and straighten the sides.
It is also very "scene" to be a "hair stylist."
Make up
Eyeliner: Lots of it, preferably in black.
*Wear eyeliner, whether you're male or female (NOT emo eye paint). If you know how to apply eyeliner, do it yourself, but if you are a novice girl or guy, let someone that knows how to apply makeup do it for you. Males have a tendency to put a "little" too much makeup on their faces, while girls can wear as much or as little as they please, (see Audrey Kitching).
Piercing/Tattoos
Most commonly seen with a septum piercing, snakebites, or a Monroe, or a combination of the three. Some have plugged ears, some don't. Some scene kids have tattoos, mostly on the sleeves. Tramp Stamps are sooo not scene.
Tops
If you can see shoulders, then it's scene.
"Deconstructed" Tee-shirts: Oversized tee shirts of rock bands they've probably never listened to made sluttish.
American apparel is another brand scene queens love, especially their bikini tops.
*Stock up on band shirts. Band shirts are uni-sex. If you've done your music research, load up on classic band t-shirts (i.e. The Ramones). Get the tightest fitting t-shirt, within reason. Look for shirts that have the vintage feel. If you can actually find a vintage shirt, more scene points. Anything with dinosaurs on it is automatically accepted. Shirts with foil prints on them are also in, as are shirts with any of the following on them: gun, butterfly, bird, skull, lightning bolt, etc.
Sometimes SQs wearing hip-hop street-wear hoodies, but this is not common. (For some reason scene kids love hip-hop, even though if they ever actually met anyone within the hip hop scene they would probably get their *** handed to them.)
Bottoms
*Wear tight, skinny, pencil jeans (NOT flares, bootcuts, or baggy jeans). While the tighter the better, find a decent fit for you because no one will talk to you if you look like a fashion victim.
Girls are recommended to have tight form fitting jeans in a vintage or dark wash. Girls can also wear jean skirts or black stretch skirts, as long as a decent pair of leggings are worn beneath (Remember, you can never go wrong with a pair of solid black leggings, or any leggings for that matter).
And don't forget the belt (Preferably black pyramid belts; white for females), usually worn with the buckle to the side.
Scene queens also like wearing tutus. Why? No one knows, but some think it has to do with repressed desire to be a ballerina.
Shoes
Ballet flats and other formal low heeled shoes are accepted. But heels are okay too. Nike Dunks are preferred for "athletic" style shoes, though most scene queens would rather not exercise, as that could ruin their hair.
Accessories
-Invest in necklaces that have guns, hearts, keys, butterflies, skulls, bats, etc. Make sure it's plastic. Big wooden necklaces are a good alternative. Most scene queens are known for making over-priced shrinky-dink jewelry.
-Do not wear gloves or arm bands of any type. The only ones that are acceptable are the fingerless wrist warmers with either the skull on the back or lace trim.
-Oversized sunglasses with thick black or white frames are acceptable, and cat-eye frames are another good choice.
-Hats can be worn with caution, though you're better off without, as it is important to show off one's glory, the hair. Girls should wear plenty of bright-colored hair barrettes, clips, ribbons, and bow.
-Every scene kid should own at least one bandana (Often black and white, or red and white). Either fold it into a flag to hang out of your back pocket or into a band to put on your head.
-Hello Kitty is a big deal with both scene girls and boys.
Other Scene Queen staples:
Japan
SQs love all types of Japan related items, such as Ugly Dolls and Hello Kitty. Especially Hello Kitty.
Chanel
SQs love Chanel, even though Coco would roll over in her grave at the sight of her beloved Double Cs on such trash.
T-Mobile Sidekick 3
Requisite scene communication device, AIM for being connected to "friend) 24/7, internet access for checking myspace or buzznet profiles.
Hair
The Fashion Mullet, short on top, long underneath.
Best if dyed un-natural colors, though jet black and platinum blonde are also acceptable. The more colors you can get into your hair, the better.
Add extensions for +10 scene points.
The "coon tail" is a popular look (see Kiki Kannibal).
*Straighten your hair. Cut and dye it yourself, too. The weirder it is, the more scene. Think 80's metal hair trimmed up with all the sophistication of today. It doesn't matter if you're a boy and your hair is longer; it doesn't matter if you're a girl with shorter hair; what matters is your ability to pull it off with confidence. Also, you can't go wrong with getting it stacked or layered. The idea is to look androgynous with your hair. Spike it up in the back and straighten the sides.
It is also very "scene" to be a "hair stylist."
Make up
Eyeliner: Lots of it, preferably in black.
*Wear eyeliner, whether you're male or female (NOT emo eye paint). If you know how to apply eyeliner, do it yourself, but if you are a novice girl or guy, let someone that knows how to apply makeup do it for you. Males have a tendency to put a "little" too much makeup on their faces, while girls can wear as much or as little as they please, (see Audrey Kitching).
Piercing/Tattoos
Most commonly seen with a septum piercing, snakebites, or a Monroe, or a combination of the three. Some have plugged ears, some don't. Some scene kids have tattoos, mostly on the sleeves. Tramp Stamps are sooo not scene.
Tops
If you can see shoulders, then it's scene.
"Deconstructed" Tee-shirts: Oversized tee shirts of rock bands they've probably never listened to made sluttish.
American apparel is another brand scene queens love, especially their bikini tops.
*Stock up on band shirts. Band shirts are uni-sex. If you've done your music research, load up on classic band t-shirts (i.e. The Ramones). Get the tightest fitting t-shirt, within reason. Look for shirts that have the vintage feel. If you can actually find a vintage shirt, more scene points. Anything with dinosaurs on it is automatically accepted. Shirts with foil prints on them are also in, as are shirts with any of the following on them: gun, butterfly, bird, skull, lightning bolt, etc.
Sometimes SQs wearing hip-hop street-wear hoodies, but this is not common. (For some reason scene kids love hip-hop, even though if they ever actually met anyone within the hip hop scene they would probably get their *** handed to them.)
Bottoms
*Wear tight, skinny, pencil jeans (NOT flares, bootcuts, or baggy jeans). While the tighter the better, find a decent fit for you because no one will talk to you if you look like a fashion victim.
Girls are recommended to have tight form fitting jeans in a vintage or dark wash. Girls can also wear jean skirts or black stretch skirts, as long as a decent pair of leggings are worn beneath (Remember, you can never go wrong with a pair of solid black leggings, or any leggings for that matter).
And don't forget the belt (Preferably black pyramid belts; white for females), usually worn with the buckle to the side.
Scene queens also like wearing tutus. Why? No one knows, but some think it has to do with repressed desire to be a ballerina.
Shoes
Ballet flats and other formal low heeled shoes are accepted. But heels are okay too. Nike Dunks are preferred for "athletic" style shoes, though most scene queens would rather not exercise, as that could ruin their hair.
Accessories
-Invest in necklaces that have guns, hearts, keys, butterflies, skulls, bats, etc. Make sure it's plastic. Big wooden necklaces are a good alternative. Most scene queens are known for making over-priced shrinky-dink jewelry.
-Do not wear gloves or arm bands of any type. The only ones that are acceptable are the fingerless wrist warmers with either the skull on the back or lace trim.
-Oversized sunglasses with thick black or white frames are acceptable, and cat-eye frames are another good choice.
-Hats can be worn with caution, though you're better off without, as it is important to show off one's glory, the hair. Girls should wear plenty of bright-colored hair barrettes, clips, ribbons, and bow.
-Every scene kid should own at least one bandana (Often black and white, or red and white). Either fold it into a flag to hang out of your back pocket or into a band to put on your head.
-Hello Kitty is a big deal with both scene girls and boys.
Other Scene Queen staples:
Japan
SQs love all types of Japan related items, such as Ugly Dolls and Hello Kitty. Especially Hello Kitty.
Chanel
SQs love Chanel, even though Coco would roll over in her grave at the sight of her beloved Double Cs on such trash.
T-Mobile Sidekick 3
Requisite scene communication device, AIM for being connected to "friend) 24/7, internet access for checking myspace or buzznet profiles.
by indiecindie March 30, 2009
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See: scene
Scenequeens are people often looked up to by the millions of scene kids around the world.
Their popularity can often be attributed to myspace. Many scenequeens have hundreds of thousands of friends, and get several hundred comments on each new picture they post.
Some signs or symptoms of a scenequeen, or a scenequeen wannabe, include a list of "fakes" who have stolen their look, millions of pictures (often done in very minimal clothing), designer logos, thousands of friends, obscure electronica profile songs, and pictures of cartoon characters.
Scenequeens are people often looked up to by the millions of scene kids around the world.
Their popularity can often be attributed to myspace. Many scenequeens have hundreds of thousands of friends, and get several hundred comments on each new picture they post.
Some signs or symptoms of a scenequeen, or a scenequeen wannabe, include a list of "fakes" who have stolen their look, millions of pictures (often done in very minimal clothing), designer logos, thousands of friends, obscure electronica profile songs, and pictures of cartoon characters.
1: "Yeah, she totally stole her look from a scenequeen."
Some scenequeens include Jeffree Star, Jac Vanek, HannaBeth, Koti Rose, Kiki Kannibal, etc.
Some scenequeens include Jeffree Star, Jac Vanek, HannaBeth, Koti Rose, Kiki Kannibal, etc.
by Tinkerbell is dead April 2, 2008
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california pine scents: smell good like santa cruz
california desert scents: smell good like salton sea
california smog scents: smell good like los angeles
california beer scents: smell good like mexican tecate
california bear scents: smell bad like dog poop
california fog scents: smell good like san francisco
california snow scents: smell ???? can was empty.
It takes a western nose to understand california scents
california pine scents: smell good like santa cruz
california desert scents: smell good like salton sea
california smog scents: smell good like los angeles
california beer scents: smell good like mexican tecate
california bear scents: smell bad like dog poop
california fog scents: smell good like san francisco
california snow scents: smell ???? can was empty.
It takes a western nose to understand california scents
by itichie_nocanpo October 28, 2006
Get the california scents mug.deriving from the classification of "Emo," usually a good hearted, stylish looking guy or girl who listens to actually really good music that no one has ever heard of. Just because you haven't heard about the band doesn't mean everyone hasn't heard about the band.
Suck it up an let posers be posers and scene kids be scenes...as long as it doesn't screw with your head then you shouldn't worry about it.
by Caralyn Colson April 6, 2007
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Get the scene skinny mug.1. Any group of people that dress the same, act the same, and conform to the standards of their own "scene" which is usually based around music. Most scenesters are highly self-important jackasses and annoying teenagers. You can go from hardcore to breakbeats, and there is a scene for every different genre and sub genre of music. "Scene" does NOT necessarily refer to music that uses guitars, just go check out the drum and bass heads if you want proof.
2. A smaller measurement into which acts of a play are broken, usually based around a specific area. Most plays have 3 acts with 2-3 scenes per act.
2. A smaller measurement into which acts of a play are broken, usually based around a specific area. Most plays have 3 acts with 2-3 scenes per act.
1. You know i'd go to the show tonight but all the damn scenesters will be there acting too cool for their own good and i just don't like the vibe
2. Act II scene 3 of that play was a momentous performance, don't you agree?
2. Act II scene 3 of that play was a momentous performance, don't you agree?
by Pete Williams April 9, 2005
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