a kandee kid is a person who chooses to show their emotions on the outside, with bright colors and smiles to hand out, someone who can talk to people like they have known them for years. someone who hands out stickers, toys, candy. Peace Love Unity Respect -plur- "RaveR children unite"
by Kelly July 08, 2003
Adults who grew up in the Northgate neighborhood (Northgate Nation) in Northborough, MA during the 1950's, 60, and 70's. Baby boomers, Generation Jones and Latch Key kids who are now adults that reunite today in the members club known as Northgate Kids.
by jean December 10, 2007
Y2K kids
Is from the year 1999-2000 as a classification of kids. Mostly the year that kids grew up with Sponge Bob or Pokemon Manga. Y2K kids are a year genre, for example 90's kids or 80's kids, the Y2K kids grew up when technology was getting really advanced and cartoons were still good but, completely got ruined in the year 2005.
Is from the year 1999-2000 as a classification of kids. Mostly the year that kids grew up with Sponge Bob or Pokemon Manga. Y2K kids are a year genre, for example 90's kids or 80's kids, the Y2K kids grew up when technology was getting really advanced and cartoons were still good but, completely got ruined in the year 2005.
1. Eww, Y2K kids suck, they grew up in the stupid generation, us 90's kids are way better.
2. I can't stand the 10's us Y2K kids have way more self control than those stupid brats.
2. I can't stand the 10's us Y2K kids have way more self control than those stupid brats.
by Y2K kids April 01, 2014
A weird or socially rejected child. You often find them shopping at stores like hot topic and dying their hair funny colors, wearing excessive black and neon colors, or rolling around on floors.
They often look like idjits and appear to be lost in some kind of stage. Most Twisted kids are extremely immature.
They like to think their life is unbearable, and often times you find cuts on their arms.
Also, they like to pretend they are weird things like vampires or witches.
They often look like idjits and appear to be lost in some kind of stage. Most Twisted kids are extremely immature.
They like to think their life is unbearable, and often times you find cuts on their arms.
Also, they like to pretend they are weird things like vampires or witches.
Billy: "Oh look at that twisted kid HIS HAIR IS ORANGE, what a moron-"
Twisted: "shut up, IM DIFFERENT.you dont understand how bad my life is"
Twisted: "shut up, IM DIFFERENT.you dont understand how bad my life is"
by Bethaknee Bitch. March 30, 2006
The acid scene a style, fashion, and/or behavior commonly mistaken for punk or goth. The acid culture revolves around techno and acid music (such as acid punk, acid jazz) and is nothing without it's colorful mask. It derived sometime in the late '80's and early '90's when techno first began to surface itself. Acid kids can mainly be found in highly electronic places such as raves, Las Vegas, New York City, and Harajuku Street, Tokyo. Although many people are part of this acid community, they never call themselves as such, and don't have very strict rules to their fashion at all.
- Mindless Self Indulgence can be categorized as 'acid punk'
- Acid kids are a mix between scene, punk, and insanity.
- Acid kids are a mix between scene, punk, and insanity.
by Sukiocity April 28, 2006
A sub-culture revolution against the hackneyed, slutty pop-rap macroculture and the mundane culture and fashion of the banal. The imagined "scene" receives a lot of hatred from both of these young-adult to early-adult audiences because they have developed a paranoid belief that everyone who dresses to fit a particular style (of black-dyed hair and tight pants) must be contriving against them and making fun of the aesthetic unappealing nature of their looks (of which they are almost definitely self-aware). But the "scene" is imagined; and that is the greatest victory and the tragedy of the scene kids... every idiot hates them because they are too obtuse to understand that they're just like every other confused adolescent attempting to gain some sense of identity.
by suha-ha October 18, 2005