1. Someone who is a fan of the sub-genre "metalcore" - one who attends metalcore shows and mosty upholds an appearance standard to the sub-culture.
2. An enemy of Metalheads and close cousin to emo kids.
A kid Who is emo , but doesn't listen to that bullshit emo music, listens to hardcore music. A kid who's life sucks, but cry's alot without anyone knowing, just takes it out on cuts and everything else.
That kid is such an emo kid no he's an emo-core-kid he listens to hardcore stuff not that emo crap
Usually refers to the fans of metal sub genres such Metal core or Death, but goes further than that. They’ll most often be found ruining mosh pits in metal shows by flailing their arms around risking the safety of patrons. They call this “hardcore dancing”. This kind of idiocy fucks over the of whom the last thing on their minds was spending their hard earned cash to get physically assaulted by an oblivious retard with ear gauges the size of Buddha’s lobes.
Metalhead 1: Dude, that Core Kid over there was doing his stupid hardcore dancing and hit my girlfriend square in the face! Security tried kicking him out, but he found a way back in. Let’s find and beat his ass after the show!
Metal head 2: Damn straight! Let’s make him beg for death!
1.Emos who realise how retarded the whole emo thing is, but still want the emo lads who haven't to stick their tongues down their throats, so they make a lame play on the word "emo" and think they're better than everyone else.
2. "Hardcore" music isn't hardcore at all, it's music that you don't actually like- you only listen to it so you can get bummin's from emofags.
"Look at those emo kids, heh. They're so sad, they ain't even hardcore." *Sips an alcopop* - Some emo-core-kid
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A lighthearted reaction upon receiving disappointing news of some sort. Usually something that isn't a particularly a big deal, esp. when it primarily affects someone else - sort of a mild schadenfreude. Sometimes doubled or tripled, and possibly said in a sing-songy voice for added comedic effect to imitate a muted trumpet, which is how the meme originated.
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Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.