Comments on: Emo, Goth & Punk – How They Are Different

By: lee

lee — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 14:04:17 +0000

some emo girls are super hot as are some goth girls.

but only if they use a classy look mixed with these styles.

emo = punk goth

punk = rock chick weird clothes

goth = roch chick lingerie and evil

By: Raven Shadow

Raven Shadow — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 05:47:47 +0000

There are some glaring nebulous subcultural references and major historical disjunctions between all three movements.

Plus, this person forgot the transformative, “Industrial/EBM,Sythpop” surge.

It’s not about just wearing black.

By: kena

kena — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 08:19:42 +0000

i hate the stereotypical bull crap to im not really emo goth punk scene or anything i like different parts of all the styles i get asked the question “are you goth or emo” all the times my reply is all was im nether im just me i think that each person kinda takes there little bits and pieces of each and puts them together in there own way but that’s just what i think

By: xXMaddYxXxMurdeRXx

xXMaddYxXxMurdeRXx — Fri, 28 May 2010 06:10:43 +0000

Alright, I know this strays away from the topic of this article slightly, but I want people to understand something about the emo dress topic. There are many teens out there who are stereotyped as emo, but are actually scene. Scene girls usually have very large hair, and scene boys typically wear their hair spiked up at the top. Some emo people waer their hair like that, but many don’t. So please don’t stereotype people as emo, when they may in fact be scene, because of how they are dressed. I only say this because I’m sick and tired of the kids at schoo asking me the same two questions. Almost everyday I am literally asked “Is you goth?” or “Is you emo?” because of how I wear my hair. I am not goth, or emo, I am scene, and I’m sure there are other scene kids that are sick of being called something their not as much as I am.

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