Scene

99% is a freshman or a 12 year old girl who has many piercings, who cutts their wrist, and uses annoying internet talk.

Depressed and mopey most of the time, they open make their names on Facebook things like "Crystal" and "Amethyst" or some weird mysterious shit.
Also known as a "Skittle-Head" because Scenes usually dye their hair neon yellow, hot pink, teal, green, neon purple or anything else "SUPER QUIRKY!"
Exhibit A: LOOK AT MAH KAWAII NEW EARRING!!1!1 XDDD MEOW!!
Exhibit B: Jacob just broke up with me. My life is ruined. I'm so depressed.
Most Scenes use Facebook as an alternative for complaining about their life.
When a Scene posts something like "So sad, terrible day." online, they wait for their prey to comment saying "Oh! What's wrong honey?" just so they can ignore them, thus succeeding what we call, "attention whoring."

Ashley dyed her hair again, now she's a platinum green-blue-orange-hombre. What a scene girl!

by Al Real June 19, 2015

scene

First of all I would like to just point out that there IS a difference between scene and emo. All of the definitions make fun of scene people and are completely irrelevant opinions of judgmental assholes. So what if scene girls have choppy hair that covers up their face. IT IS HAIR. It does not matter. So what if they have face piercings, tattoos, or gauges. If that is how they want to look then let them. It is THEIR appearance and it doesn't matter what you think about it. Yes, typically boys might wear skinny jeans. IT IS PANTS. Why do you care what kind of pants they wear? Maybe they take a lot of selfies. So do a lot of other people in the world, including people who aren't scene. Maybe they take those selfies using a bathroom mirror. So does every fucking body else in the world. All scene kids aren't bitchy and self-centered. Yes. There are people who pretend to be scene and act like complete bitches who don't give a fuck about anything. People who talk like 'thugs' because they think they sound cool. Those people are called posers. And you have every right to bash out on them but not scene people. All I'm saying is so the fuck what if people dress a certain way, listen to a certain type of music, ect. ITS WHAT THEY WANT. SO. THE. FUCK. WHAT.

Fake ass scene people: Omfgg my hair looked totally sex when i went to da mall earlier homie. I prolly looked so cute becuz dis boi was starin me down

REAL scene people:normal people who dress differently and listen to different music than most other people but are human beings no different from you and me

by rainbowkitty April 14, 2014

the scenes

it is how you know you're about to dream. the scenes is a different dimension before dreams where you accept everything in the reality without question. you could be riding a bike with tinfoil wheels or passing by a house which is made of water. you see a stick on the ground and you just know it's called dad.

I was having the scenes! let me go back to sleep

by blue freddie May 8, 2021

Scene

Contrary to popular belief, the "Scene" style isn't new in any way. Scene was actually the creator of the "Emo" clique, and is only now being rediscovered. Scene has evolved into "Colorful Emos" as I have heard said around my community. Scene is essentially emo, minus all of the color and depression. Basically, they just like to wear the dark, tight clothing and occasionally, makeup. Besides their look, they have basic interests that a worldwide survey would deem "Normal".

No, you're just a douchebag who THINKS they're Scene.

by Termination of Communication November 27, 2010

Blackout scene

A blackout scene is when u close your eyes and fantasizes about what you truly desire or something u want

Similar to a fantasy

Dex closed his eyes and blackout scened about his dreams

by Butch 8 May 28, 2021

scene

A lot of people judge the scene trend because they like to be different and like attention when, in actual fact, many emo kids like it too. The difference between a scene and an emo is that a scene will gain attention through their choice of style, whereas an emo will gain attention by threatening self-harm and suicide. Many people call scene kids fags because they wear undersized clothes and the boys will wear women's jeans, but this isn't being gay, it's attempting originality. The scene trend started to die out in 2OO8 for the older kids but the younger generation carried it on. You will often see pre-pubescent children attempting and failing the scene style, although they refuse to admit it.
A common definition of a scene is a gay obnoxious little poser who won't admit they're scene but clearly are. This isn't the case. A scene is like a bubbly emo that likes bright colours and anything cute (hello kitty, bows, dinosaurs, robots etc). Basically, scene was taken from the emo style, leaving behind the depressed suicidal attitude. Both genders normally have choppy hair, covering one eye (mainly the right) which is jet black, peroxide blonde, dark brown or random colours, lots of makeup and piercings, tight jeans, bright coloured plastic jewellery, band shirts and will probably be seen outside every show possible.

Emo Kid: Omg, look at that faggot scene, their style sucks.
Scene Kid: Stfu, it's the new improved version of yours!

by AzaaCatastrophe June 23, 2012

scene

1. A background and setting of any event or view.

2. A person who dresses unusually to draw attention of peers.

1. "The scene outside was total chaos."

2. "He's just a scene, ignore his bright 80's sweater."

by msjvictory October 5, 2010