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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: I live wherever I go. If I didn't, I'd be dead.
Posts: 57
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Emo isn't "the fad" and never has been. If some "preppy" girls and guys want to listen to Emo then that's their choice. If you don't like it, tough ****, it's what you get for thinking that people who like certain music will dress a certain way. I find it laughable that you have judged the popularity of the scene, by looking at the way a few peeps at a few concerts dress. I also find it laughable that you've managed to estimate the number of emo songs these people have listened to, also by the way they dress. Does dress code tell you SO much about a person that you even know what music they like, and how many tunes they've listened to in X genre? I mean, why should it piss you off so much that these so called "preppy" people are listening to emo? Surely you have something in common, a mutual love of Emo? I mean why do you have to assume that the only reason these "preppy" people like ANYTHING at all is because it's "cool" to like it? Ugh you're such an ignorant whingy bitch you really are. |
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