someone who wears differnt color clothing(colors of the rainbow). usualy a different color for every piece of clothing. even their hair is different colors; or just one unusual color(blue/green/red/yellow/purple/pink ect.). also, some have piercings/tattoos. can be a style too.
by one time i went to the store to buy candy May 08, 2005
wears all black, works corporate, looks almost normal, comes in late with a quad-shot mocha, is very 'dark' but doesn't buy into the whole 'vampire-romantic' goth scene. technology is the 'dark master'.
by Gryfin October 10, 2003
A mocking term used when talking about Hot Topic due to the fact that Hot Topic is not goth, yet most people consider it so.
- I can't seem to find an Alien Sex Fiend shirt
- What? Are you saying that "Goth Topic" doesn't have real gothic stuff? I would have never guessed.
- What? Are you saying that "Goth Topic" doesn't have real gothic stuff? I would have never guessed.
by Godslayer Jillian November 04, 2006
1) A sub-genre derived off “Goth’s, Grunge, Emo’s, and Skaters.” except they are in love with vaporware, neon colors, acid/lsd, and anything bright. Their futuristic style gives them an outstanding look, and they love listening to Trap music or anything distorted, for better context (100 gecs, Scarlxrd, and Screamo) are very few but good options.
2) The outfits. They wear things you would expect a goth/pastel goth to wear, just more bright and they enjoy making it unique. Their fashion is very out there, so they get recognized more often. Some common features would be:
- excessive neon wrist bands
- longer hair/dyed
- neon bomber jackets
- trippy hoodie
- baggy cargo pants
- glow sticks
- shutter shades
- any colorful hat accessory
- glitchcore anime shirts
- glitch overalls
Note: If someone wears anything listed above, it doesn’t automatically mean their a Glitch Goth.
3) Music/Language. 1/2 Now I’ll go into more detail about why they like (100 gecs, Scarlxrd, and Screamo) which I listed before. Basically it’s a combination of other genres, it helps them express their anger or mood in a way. The music might have no meaning to it, but all they care about is the beat and style. Fast paced, loud, and distorted.
2/2 They speak in their normal language, except they enjoy mixing binary with how they speak/text. A basic definition; "h1y br0!1!!". or "01001000 01100101 01111001"
2) The outfits. They wear things you would expect a goth/pastel goth to wear, just more bright and they enjoy making it unique. Their fashion is very out there, so they get recognized more often. Some common features would be:
- excessive neon wrist bands
- longer hair/dyed
- neon bomber jackets
- trippy hoodie
- baggy cargo pants
- glow sticks
- shutter shades
- any colorful hat accessory
- glitchcore anime shirts
- glitch overalls
Note: If someone wears anything listed above, it doesn’t automatically mean their a Glitch Goth.
3) Music/Language. 1/2 Now I’ll go into more detail about why they like (100 gecs, Scarlxrd, and Screamo) which I listed before. Basically it’s a combination of other genres, it helps them express their anger or mood in a way. The music might have no meaning to it, but all they care about is the beat and style. Fast paced, loud, and distorted.
2/2 They speak in their normal language, except they enjoy mixing binary with how they speak/text. A basic definition; "h1y br0!1!!". or "01001000 01100101 01111001"
(1) The Glitch Goth around the corner offered me shrooms.
(2) Why do Glitch Goth’s love to be high all the time, and walk around like futuristic zombies?
(3) That Glitch Goth's personality is laid back, chill, and notorious.
(2) Why do Glitch Goth’s love to be high all the time, and walk around like futuristic zombies?
(3) That Glitch Goth's personality is laid back, chill, and notorious.
by Blugan May 12, 2021
A sexy female that is into dark clothing has tattoos etc, and is a badass bitch that doesn’t take shit from anyone.
by Ripmyheart November 06, 2018
A darkness loving, very emotional aspect of the gothic culture. Poetry and lace are highly valued, as well as corsets, velvet and coffins. Many are inspired by Victorian fashion and vampires. Very ghostly and dreamy.
Sat in the pew of a Church, tying a new scrap of black lace around a new self inflicted wound, while singing in Latin and attempting to read another's palm at the same time.
by DreamingBloodMistress December 12, 2003
Another term for deathrocker, someone that enjoys deathrock (which has absolutely NOTHING to do with metal).
Usually, the goth punk can be identified by a very zombiefied appearance; mixing punk and goth with a heavy DiY (do-it-yourself) ethic. Their attire usually consists of layers of torn black, white, and green fishnets, heavy combat boots, ripped t-shirts, leather pants or bleached jeans, and a leather jacket/vest full of band patches, studs, designs, plastic bones, etc. Many of them have huge, teased hair, and a very popular style for both men and women is the death-hawk, a wider, teased version of the mohawk.
Goth punks (or deathrockers) can be thought of as the missing link between goth and punk. They're not any more rambunctious or outspoken than regular goths or punks; they just have different tastes.
Usually, the goth punk can be identified by a very zombiefied appearance; mixing punk and goth with a heavy DiY (do-it-yourself) ethic. Their attire usually consists of layers of torn black, white, and green fishnets, heavy combat boots, ripped t-shirts, leather pants or bleached jeans, and a leather jacket/vest full of band patches, studs, designs, plastic bones, etc. Many of them have huge, teased hair, and a very popular style for both men and women is the death-hawk, a wider, teased version of the mohawk.
Goth punks (or deathrockers) can be thought of as the missing link between goth and punk. They're not any more rambunctious or outspoken than regular goths or punks; they just have different tastes.
by Evil Ed 667 March 03, 2007