Emo, The true definition

Lunarweaver is my new idol.

Props to eiko guy. Good to know I'm not the only one who is aware that words and expressions change meanings over time.

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Originally Posted by LunarWeaver

Proof that taking a stand in anything is pointless and we should all just get drunk.

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Weeeeeb ahead of you!

*passes out*

I once tried to understand what the difference between techo and trance and house music was, but I just couldn't. They sound far too similar.

I think it's a waste of time trying to define two different subgenres when there's not a lot of distinction between them.

It's actually pretty easy to tell the difference between the three. I can't eplain it in words though. I feel music, I don't think it. :p

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Originally Posted by Mirage

I can't eplain it in words though. I feel music, I don't think it. :p

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What, stick your hand into it? If it's like cold spaghetti, it's techno? :D

What's wrong with cold spaghetti? Wait, don't tell me you don't like cold pizza either!

It's setled. If you don't like cold pizza you can't join the club. WShat club you ask. I'm not exactly sure.

The first rule of the cold pizza club is
You do not speak of the cold pizza club.

The second rule of the cold pizza club is
You do not speak of the cold pizza club.

I'll remember that.

Anyhoo I don't see why something being labeled emo when its not is such a huuuuge ====D~~~~ deal is.

Wow, I thought I was getting somewhere for a second..

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Originally Posted by LunarWeaver

If only the mullet would come back and destroy all these labels, we wouldn't have to muse over such matters.

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You'd be surprised what you may find in Australia. :cool:

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Originally Posted by eiko guy

Actually if you think about it, emo does actually mean tightpants, eyeliner, and cutting.

Just like gay used to mean happy and now its a sexual orientation. Emo used to be what you described, but now the majority of people that use it have tight pants, eyeliner, selfharming, crybabies in mind. So that's what emo is. Not what you may want but hey societies decision not yours.

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Oh yeah, I just thought of something: R 'n' B.

Its original meaning was Rhythm and Blues, but after time it changed to Rhythm and Bass. Which is more relevant today?

I just have to say that its the end of American rock/pop culture, and the emo trend killed it in my opinion..

*goes back to listening Jrock and getting his Turkish style street clothing out.

I like the original emo music and the emo music of today. >_>

Did you change your name, Sunny Day Suicide, just to make it more amusing to see a thread called "Emo, the true definition" created by the member Sunny Day Suicide on the forum index?