Emo

Something interesting: 90% of the emo artists listed on any music site have nothing to do with the original emo music, which evolved from... hardcore punk.

 

That says just about everything.

EDIT: I'll elaborate on that seeing as no one got it lol.

Basicly I was just saying out it really says volumes when you see all these emo bands who, really aren't actually anything to do with emo, getting mainstream success.

 

I'm confused as to that last comment, but okay...

 

There should have been a comma before 'lol'.

Honestly, people should actually read my posts. I explained the hardcore connection pretty well a couple of pages ago.

 

Mine?

 

That's not grammar but capitalization/punctuation.

 

I just figured out that whole connection. Tells you how into that stuff I am. I just listen to music for the music, and dress how I want, because I like it, not because of the trends.

 

I'm surprised that this thread is still active.

 

Those come under grammar. Grammar is the structure and presentation of language, which both of those are used for.

 

That's the only right way

 

My god...Okay fine I Scream I apologise for being wrong about grammar as Dusan just pointed out to me. It is in fact capitalization that you got wrong.

EDIT: Fuck it. It is grammar.

 

Well not really.. maybe in the most broadest meaning of the word grammar

@hellflame: that's what you get when you're trying to act smart and correct people even when they're right

 

Your post was sort of weird.

@Dusan:
Drop it.

 

Don't start a riot.

 

Great. Now you reminded me of Hayley Williams..

 

Dusan, what you just said was ridiculous and made no sense. Especially considering you're actually wrong.

 

So, emo...

 

Good gawd, not again. Take it to RT.

Yeah, back on topic, or I get the feeling this is gonna get locked.

 

Sunny Day Real Estate and early Jimmy Eat World.

 

NOT Paramore and Panic At The Disco.