hmmm.. alright.... how scene turned into scene..
well
in the 1980s the punk kids got together, and thought about all this music they were writing and said basically that they were tired of regan rock and wanted to write about their girlfriends, or the troubles at home or something slightly more appealing to not only a larger crowd, would incorporate some of their life rather than presidents or celebrities into their music. This slowly turned into a more musically oriented crowd, and musical style called emo (which was brought up as a slur by the way, the producers didnt think it would hit big, so they called them emo, due to their emotive lyrics). This musical style was entertaining and had more musical talent in the songs, rather than punk which was mostly power chords and major chord progressions, which was transposed to every instrument they played in the band. As the emo popularity grew, it stemmed into a softer, even more musically motivated crowd called indie, they generally wore thick rimmed glasses, skinny jeans (not tight) old school vans, and a short bowl cut, they were looked down upon as "posers" because they couldnt back the lyrics which they wrote. Indie and emos then merged in the ninties to create yet another culture.. this music was highly computer based, used synthesizers, and sirens, and followed very closely drug and sex based lyrics (for example: pulled up at the stoplight, the drugs on the dashboard, look at the mess we made tonight. kick off your stilettos, kick off your stilettos, and fuck me in the back seat, fuck me in the back seat ~the medic droid) and thus the birth of scene. it didnt really kick off until the oughts came around, however the style is fairly general, even though every person who is in this culture likes to be unique (what teenager doesnt?). they borrowed alot of styles from the eighties, such as big thick glasses, tight pants (if your a boy) tighter pants (if your a girl) and piercings and tattoos are certainly not looked down upon. usually band tee shirts, that are usually pretty tight, and skater shoes (vans adios es dc oaisis etc.). anything neon as well, or will show up in a blacklight. indeed like all teenagers (which is where most of this whole stuff started) scenes can be arrogant, know it all, flashy, hypocritical, and a large majority of people who call themselves scene are in fact posers ( for the sake of example: say they do drugs, say they have sex every weekend, but seriously, how many teenagers do you think are rolling X and having sex every single weekend?) but this is part of going through puberty, and seriously alot of scene people are really arrogant, and posers, but then there are a majority who just sort of keep to themselves, however people tend to notice the ones who behave badly because its noticeable. I see where those people are coming from.. the ones that write rather ugly definitions for scenes and emos and punks etc., however you notice jocks and preps and cheerleaders do bad shit, and you notice scenes who do bad shit, cause no matter who you are, where you belong, what friends your going to hang out with, if your going to do bad shit, you will, and if you wont you wont. thats it.
well
in the 1980s the punk kids got together, and thought about all this music they were writing and said basically that they were tired of regan rock and wanted to write about their girlfriends, or the troubles at home or something slightly more appealing to not only a larger crowd, would incorporate some of their life rather than presidents or celebrities into their music. This slowly turned into a more musically oriented crowd, and musical style called emo (which was brought up as a slur by the way, the producers didnt think it would hit big, so they called them emo, due to their emotive lyrics). This musical style was entertaining and had more musical talent in the songs, rather than punk which was mostly power chords and major chord progressions, which was transposed to every instrument they played in the band. As the emo popularity grew, it stemmed into a softer, even more musically motivated crowd called indie, they generally wore thick rimmed glasses, skinny jeans (not tight) old school vans, and a short bowl cut, they were looked down upon as "posers" because they couldnt back the lyrics which they wrote. Indie and emos then merged in the ninties to create yet another culture.. this music was highly computer based, used synthesizers, and sirens, and followed very closely drug and sex based lyrics (for example: pulled up at the stoplight, the drugs on the dashboard, look at the mess we made tonight. kick off your stilettos, kick off your stilettos, and fuck me in the back seat, fuck me in the back seat ~the medic droid) and thus the birth of scene. it didnt really kick off until the oughts came around, however the style is fairly general, even though every person who is in this culture likes to be unique (what teenager doesnt?). they borrowed alot of styles from the eighties, such as big thick glasses, tight pants (if your a boy) tighter pants (if your a girl) and piercings and tattoos are certainly not looked down upon. usually band tee shirts, that are usually pretty tight, and skater shoes (vans adios es dc oaisis etc.). anything neon as well, or will show up in a blacklight. indeed like all teenagers (which is where most of this whole stuff started) scenes can be arrogant, know it all, flashy, hypocritical, and a large majority of people who call themselves scene are in fact posers ( for the sake of example: say they do drugs, say they have sex every weekend, but seriously, how many teenagers do you think are rolling X and having sex every single weekend?) but this is part of going through puberty, and seriously alot of scene people are really arrogant, and posers, but then there are a majority who just sort of keep to themselves, however people tend to notice the ones who behave badly because its noticeable. I see where those people are coming from.. the ones that write rather ugly definitions for scenes and emos and punks etc., however you notice jocks and preps and cheerleaders do bad shit, and you notice scenes who do bad shit, cause no matter who you are, where you belong, what friends your going to hang out with, if your going to do bad shit, you will, and if you wont you wont. thats it.
popular bands
- the medic droid
- metro station
- hellogoodbye
- 3oh3!
those are the ones i listen to anyway, and guess what, i dont wear tight jeans, wear blocky sunglasses or have an obscene haircut.. so yeah just the music for me thanks.
- the medic droid
- metro station
- hellogoodbye
- 3oh3!
those are the ones i listen to anyway, and guess what, i dont wear tight jeans, wear blocky sunglasses or have an obscene haircut.. so yeah just the music for me thanks.
by SZIL January 21, 2009
One of the latest trend or style.
Some scene girls and boys tend to use black and short hair. They cut it themselves to make it look messy but tidy.
If they have a myspace, all they're pictures are from every possible angle. They like to take black and white pictures of themselves, too.
When they type, instead of writing "and..." they use "&&...". They love to use "gangsta" chatspeak and in their space they have at least 1 "gangsturr" picture. They usually don't use capitalization, correct grammar and periods.
Scene people use colored clothes, generally with prints saying "bang", "gun", etc. And wear tight pants, generally ragged on some parts.
They also love colored plastic pearls-made necklaces and piercings. Most of the time they like to act childish.
They like children's stuff like little girls hair accesories, dinosaurs,etc.
Some of them like to pretend being a "ninja".
Being scene means tons of make-up, specially on the eyes. Some may use the "doll" look, a white face, with red cheeks.
Some scene girls and boys tend to use black and short hair. They cut it themselves to make it look messy but tidy.
If they have a myspace, all they're pictures are from every possible angle. They like to take black and white pictures of themselves, too.
When they type, instead of writing "and..." they use "&&...". They love to use "gangsta" chatspeak and in their space they have at least 1 "gangsturr" picture. They usually don't use capitalization, correct grammar and periods.
Scene people use colored clothes, generally with prints saying "bang", "gun", etc. And wear tight pants, generally ragged on some parts.
They also love colored plastic pearls-made necklaces and piercings. Most of the time they like to act childish.
They like children's stuff like little girls hair accesories, dinosaurs,etc.
Some of them like to pretend being a "ninja".
Being scene means tons of make-up, specially on the eyes. Some may use the "doll" look, a white face, with red cheeks.
by Nasty.Girl January 7, 2006
Hey, I'm bored. I'm ganna go argue about the word scene, because that way my life will be worth something.
by Areweonfiya November 16, 2008
'Scene' is a style which many older teenage girls adopt although males may too.
Girls tend to have outragous hair with bright extensions or side fringes. Their main hair colour tends to be black or blond.
Scene kids use outdated phrases like 'Rad' & 'It's the sex'.
Scenecore, is the more glamorous scene style while Sceneies associated with the Murderscene are more harsh and 'hardcore.
Scene Queens include: Kiki Kannibal, Koti Rose, Twigg Violence, Zui Suicide, Dani Gore.
Girls tend to have outragous hair with bright extensions or side fringes. Their main hair colour tends to be black or blond.
Scene kids use outdated phrases like 'Rad' & 'It's the sex'.
Scenecore, is the more glamorous scene style while Sceneies associated with the Murderscene are more harsh and 'hardcore.
Scene Queens include: Kiki Kannibal, Koti Rose, Twigg Violence, Zui Suicide, Dani Gore.
by EmoGloves October 29, 2008
Scene is a way of life not just some fad. Its like a cult and there are rules you must follow in order to be truely scene. You must have scene hair!!! You must never leave the house till your amazing scene hair is perfectly styled and covering your eye at a 45 degree angle. It must be two colors at least and it must be choppy. You will usually cut your hair yourself or have a friend do it.FASHION AND MUSIC are your only gods. You go to shows as much as you can to listen to your fav (hxc,indie, metal, grind) band. Hxc dancing is a must learn or the little scene girl dance which conists of little movemement of the feet and hands in hair kinda nodding back and forth. You Love: Dinos, Saying RAWR, robots, old scool anything, hello kitty, x's, bows, clips, cute things, make up, myspace, destruction, and all other scene kids. You take a million and one myspace picture and all have to consist of angles, photoshop, and expression. Non scene kids are to be avoided as much as possible. You can not become scene you either are or your arent.
by Pamela[[[[{DAMAGE}]]]] October 17, 2007
People, mostly teenagers, in which the boys wear tight girl jeans, have jet black, extremely spiky hair, and wear either bright colored tee-shirts, or black bands tee-shirts. Scene boys are often Bisexual, and most wear eyeliner and any kind of make-up. Scene girls have very volumized, very colorful and choppy hair, wear tight skinny jeans, and colorful t-shirts, as well as colorful hair bows, and bright, often neon colored eye make-up. Scene kids usually have bad taste in music, such as Brokencyde, Blood On The Dancefloor, The Devil Wears Prada, Bring Me The Horizon, sometimes even Lil' Wayne, Miley Cyrus, and the Jonas Brothers. They are usually very active on social networking sites, mostly Myspace, with depressing screen names, usually containing multiple X's before and after every word. Most have a fetish for cupcakes, skittles,rainbows, pandas, or dinosaurs. Personality wise, some people find them very annoying, ignorant, and/or stupid.
Scene Girl: Omfg, i wuvv dinos and cuppycakes and wittle pandas! Y4Y!!!
Scene Boy: Omg, same here:D and i wuvvvv wainbows tew!!!!
Scene Boy: Omg, same here:D and i wuvvvv wainbows tew!!!!
by brennalamp February 24, 2010
Scene has many many definitions,
But the term "scene" or "scenester" that I am about to explain is "scene" as in THE SCENESTERS.
The world of the scene is about un-original children who claim a mouth less kitten as their own, as well as worship it. Their hair is very un-original because they stole harajuku, decora, J-rock, and ganguro styles from japan. But mainly they steal hairstyles from J-Rocker's and claim it as their own. They ALL dress the same and claim to be original. Audrey Kitching is their second god, as well as the whole trasy life talk. Kiki Kannibal thinks she is the shit, just because she has a bajillion "fake" friends. That doesn't make her famous. Fame is earned through REAL life through REAL efforts, and NO being a model that is alternative is not at the top. It just means you're getting there bot not almost. Flailing limbs all over the place is NOT called dancing (though it is entertaining). The scene used to be about original kids who dressed and acted however they want.
Heck I used to be scene but I was ALWAYS original and tried to set trends, and still do. If you enjoy art and like to create clothes then do it!! Instead of always going to Urban Outfitters and buy a shirt you like because your friend had it. NO! Be original, not a clone!!
And I am not hating on anyone but this NEW scene trend is starting to tick me off. I am sick and tired of seeing half-naked girls on their profile. And yes, the people you should worship are REAL models like Kate Moss, Iman, Tyra Banks, and so on.
oh and who said you have to have straight hair to be scene??
But the term "scene" or "scenester" that I am about to explain is "scene" as in THE SCENESTERS.
The world of the scene is about un-original children who claim a mouth less kitten as their own, as well as worship it. Their hair is very un-original because they stole harajuku, decora, J-rock, and ganguro styles from japan. But mainly they steal hairstyles from J-Rocker's and claim it as their own. They ALL dress the same and claim to be original. Audrey Kitching is their second god, as well as the whole trasy life talk. Kiki Kannibal thinks she is the shit, just because she has a bajillion "fake" friends. That doesn't make her famous. Fame is earned through REAL life through REAL efforts, and NO being a model that is alternative is not at the top. It just means you're getting there bot not almost. Flailing limbs all over the place is NOT called dancing (though it is entertaining). The scene used to be about original kids who dressed and acted however they want.
Heck I used to be scene but I was ALWAYS original and tried to set trends, and still do. If you enjoy art and like to create clothes then do it!! Instead of always going to Urban Outfitters and buy a shirt you like because your friend had it. NO! Be original, not a clone!!
And I am not hating on anyone but this NEW scene trend is starting to tick me off. I am sick and tired of seeing half-naked girls on their profile. And yes, the people you should worship are REAL models like Kate Moss, Iman, Tyra Banks, and so on.
oh and who said you have to have straight hair to be scene??
Here are ORIGINAL scenesters that I bet you can enjoy and make friends with, they indeed are not assholes and since they have a LOT of friends they take a while to respond back.
www.myspace.com/mortuaries
www.myspace.com/itaimmaculate
www.myspace.com/303038193
www.myspace.com/66112027
www.myspace.com/mortuaries
www.myspace.com/itaimmaculate
www.myspace.com/303038193
www.myspace.com/66112027
by Laurita BeeBeecerrra January 17, 2008