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scemocore 

Scemocore is appropriately named because it describes people that are a mash of scene, emo, and hardcore. Scene qualities often seen are the hair and attire of scene kids. The emo part simply states that these scemocores are sometimes depressed and over-emotional. And lastly the hardcore aspect is the toughness, raving, piercings and occasional bursts of hardcore dancing. Scemocores tend to differ amongst eachother, as they pull more strongly from certain bases than others. Also, according to each one's beliefs, you'll find that some are straightedge while others partake in drugs and alcohol.
Scene + Emo + Hardcore = Scemocore
scemocore by magicXXrocketshipp October 12, 2006
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scenecore 

an aesthetic mostly based around "emo" or "scene" shit. this aesthetic is not to be confused with ACTUAL scenekids, but it is relatively similar. scenecore mfs mostly listen to rebzyyx, hoshie star, roninkys, punkinloveee and h3artcrush.
person 1: "have you heard the new hoshie star song?"
person 2: "hell yeah! i love how all his songs are about scenegirls doing drugs in the club and just scenecore in general!!"
scenecore by g0r3ygvtzzz August 17, 2022

Scenecore 

A collaboration of several current genres including post-hardcore, metalcore, "crunkcore" and several other various '-cores'.

The musicians consist of underage scene kids & preppy kids alike that 'play' the guitar and write songs filled relentlessly with alternate picking, fry screams, breakdowns, and double bass pedals.

The fans describe their music as "br00tal" and "dope"; often claim that their music is "emo", "screamo", "hardcore" and other '80s genres that died out before the turn of the century and are constantly ruining much liked genres. Some of the more recent genres to have fallen with in Scenecore's grasp are death and doom metal.
Scenecore bands must have:
-A screamer
-As many guitarists as they wish (they must play the same thing)
-A drummer with a double bass pedal, a snare, and a crash.
-A bassist that immitates the rythm guitar's power chords progressions constantly
-A male singer with a high & whiney voice
-Breakdowns
Optional:
-Keyboardists that play 4-7 notes on a synth setting
-Techno bridges
-Eyeliner
Scenecore by PseudoNaomi July 16, 2010

scenecore 

scenerevival music made by underground soundcloud kids. often inspired by Blood On The Dancefloor. the lyrics are mostly about hot scene girls and doing drugs in a club
scene girl: “have you heard the new hoshie star?”
boy: “no, who is that?”
scene girl: “he makes scenecore”
scenecore by dumbdog1111 December 31, 2021

Scenecore 

Proof that a semi-attractive frontman is the only factor needed to attain a huge scene kid fanbase. Talent is not necissary.

(Actual GOOD bands would be listed if not for the fear of scene kids starting to say they listen to them)
Some Scenecore bands:

Bring Me The Horizon

Suicide Silence

Chelsea Grin

Oh!

Attack Attack!
Scenecore by PurgeTheFoulTrendsters September 25, 2009

screamocore 

Apparently, a word trendy scene kids use to describe annoying pop-rock with castrated singers and guitarists who wear their guitars at chest level.
Trendy scene kid: "Dude! This band plays awesome screamocore!"

Normal skramz kid: "Fuck you."
screamocore by leonardkoehn August 27, 2008
A genre of digital music, recorded in real-time with no refinements and/or editing.
That track is complete ScumCore
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