Comments on: Hip Hop – More Than Music, a Lifestyle

By: gerardwayluvr94

gerardwayluvr94 — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:17:59 +0000

Emo is a way of life. It’s how you see the world. Most people think it’s an emotional death obsession. Not all emo are death obsessed. I am emo, and I have a different philosophy. I believe that death is something that comes to everyone whether we like it or not. We ae all technicall dying, its just the pint of when we die that is the question. But enough about philosophy, music and clothes. Music like My Chemical Romance (my fave band ever!), Hawthorne heights, AFI, Fall Out Boy, 30 Seconds To Mars etc etc etc etc… Clothes are easy. Anything dark but also stylish. I liekt o wear a lot of black mixed with a little pink. I know I know, pink is like the opposite of emo but the mixture of the colors is so kick a** awesome! I wear band t-shirts and black jeans or regular jeans. And lets the get the cutting thing straight. NOT ALL EMOS CUT! I don’t cut, I have once when I was really sad and I was like "why the hell am I hurting myself? I will just listen to music". Another thing is not all emos are gay or di. Most aren’t actually. I am straight and so are all my emo friends.
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By: Supernatural44

Supernatural44 — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:15:59 +0000

emo people having a POSITIVE change? psssshhhh! yeah right. people who say they are emo are just show offs and posers. emo people have a negative reflection on us.
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By: Ms. Smarty

Ms. Smarty — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:13:59 +0000

I think that it’s both a lifestyle and a music genre…however, i don’t know if it will bring about ‘positive change for our world.’ some of the angst-driven mentality of the emo lifestyle seems rather depressive and self-indulgent. People should try to demonstrate a more forward-thinking approach to life, which will encourage positive changes in society.
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By: Tikuko

Tikuko — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:11:59 +0000

If you ask me, everything has multiple faucets.
There’s emo music, emo clothing, emo lifestyle, etc.
There’s also good parts to emo and bad parts to emo. No, I don’t think cutting yourself will lead to social revolution, but the concept of it is awesome – people have taken it too far and to too many extremes. It’s like furry – three or four bad apples pretty much ruined everything and anything for the rest of us.
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By: King Global Wolf

King Global Wolf — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:09:59 +0000

I'm not trying to be cruel or anything, but how do you think that being sad all the time, dyeing your hair black and red, and injuring yourself is a force of positive change in society? Please understand that I'm not saying anything bad about emo people (in fact, my best friend is emo), but I think that it is just another little bit of pop culture that will last until about 2,010, when it will change into something else that is similair but not exactly the same (like hippies and disco people), then by 2,020, it will have vanished almost completely.
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By: Mr. S

Mr. S — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:07:59 +0000

Seeping sopping dripping brain damaged rumplestiltkins… Pretentious pedantic pedasterical analog nutcases…
Crying weeping seeping sucking sissies…..
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emo, ha, more like DORKO!

By: ♫Y!A Princessღ

♫Y!A Princessღ — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:05:59 +0000

Emo stands for emotional. How are emotional people positively changing the world? And when I hear "emo" I think of a person, not music.
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By: Denise W

Denise W — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:03:59 +0000

Emo or ELMO?
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By: Wisdom Reanimated

Wisdom Reanimated — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:01:59 +0000

I think it's a lifestyle....Sanjaya is a typical "emo" as is Elton John.
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By: cindyunion

cindyunion — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 00:59:39 +0000

Who Thinks Emo is a Lifestyle Rather Than a Music Genre?
I want to know more about emo. I think parts of what kids are doing who are "emo" are very cool and very 60s. It may even be leading to a revolution of positive change for our world!