Emo continued
Can you be Emo and still have self-esteem?
I submit yes. Example: Me.
I'm afriad I'm leaning more toward the non-shoving, non-pot smoking, thick-rimmed glasses wearing, thrift store shirt buying crowd of Emo. I'm not saying that it's a bad thing. I really like the music.
In contridiction to the linked post, I don't think it's the popular thing to do. According to the article, My Chemial Romance and Panic! at the Disco are the more popular Emo bands. Dashboard Confessional, Circle Gets the Square and Rites of Spring are true Emocore.
What's a girl to do?
posted by Creativity Escapes Me at 17:42
4 Comments:
Emo is short for emotion. I think a better descriptor of todays young music fans would be apa. Guess what that stands for, not that they care.
09:17
No, they really don't.
21:06
I think I need to get out more... I hadn't heard the term 'emo' until last week, when it was featured in a little piece on the Aussie equivalent of PBS.
Then I heard it about six more times in the space of just a few days in the unlikeliest of places (like at the supermarket checkout). Now I read it here.
Is this what Jung meant?
17:21
I think Jung meant that the people want more of Allison's thoughts.
Post, woman, post!
18:18
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