Si vous aussi vous avez peur des EMO (pour emotive ou emotional), de leurs attirails post-gothiques, de leurs grosses chaussures à semelle d'aluminium, de leurs clous dans le nez, le gland et le bout des doigts, si vous craignez les coupes de cheveux corbeaux, les moues boudeuses, le rouge à lèvres qui déborde, les mèches qui cachent les deux tiers du visage, les attitudes suicidaires, antiéconomiques, alors il n'y a qu'une destination pour cet été : la Russie. A la surprise générale, le NME qui suit cette affaire de très près a relayé l'information selon laquelle la Douma aurait dans ses tablettes un projet de loi anti-EMO susceptible d'être soutenu par une majorité de députés du peuple. Le dispositif prévoierait une régulation des sites EMO, ainsi qu'une interdiction des fringues gothiques dans les établissements scolaires. La loi s'appuierait sur un constat (déjà relayé maintes fois ici et qui a fait l'objet d'études plus ou moins fumeuses), selon lequel les attitudes EMO favoriseraient le suicide et la dépression chez les jeunes. Autant dire que les Russes avec leur taux maousse d'adultes en détresse picolo n'ont pas besoin de ça. Des manifestations pro-EMO sont prévues ce weekend et la résistance est en train de s'organiser un peu partout. Le leader du groupe russe MAIO (rien à voir avec la sauce) a déclaré que "manifester ses émotions ne pouvaient pas faire l'objet d'une interdiction" (non, mais), tandis que les membres du groupe My Chemical Romance, emblématique du genre, ont témoigné leur soutien aux jeunes Russes et répété pour la dernière fois que gothisme et suicide n'avaient rien à voir. Pour ceux qui débarquent, rappelons que le mouvement EMO est issu d'une dérivation du punk hardcore et a depuis évolué (en même temps qu'il ralliait des hordes d'ados) vers un mélange de rock gothique et de mouvement de mode générationnel, empreint d'affectation, de gros son et de sensiblerie. On a tout dit des EMO, qu'ils étaient chiquéS, toc, méchants, satanistes, sexistes, racistes, peu importe. En plus, ils se font des bisous dégueus et pensent que les derniers albums de Cure sont bons....
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# Posté le vendredi 19 juin 2009 10:05
Modifié le lundi 21 septembre 2009 10:33
wa3333333333
Les E-M-O sont d'trop !!
Les Emo ..!
Sont d'trop
Juste une gang de fucking orto
Une osti d'gang d'homo
Y s'font crier d'sus mais y'assume
Y sorte leur plume
Y'écrive leur texte
Un texte de tout s'qui les vextes
En même temps qu'y pleure
S'tune gang de fucking bon acteur
Y s'coupe ler veine
Parce que y'on d'la peine
Y s'pende
Parce que sa leur tente
Les Emo d'leur vécu
Il s'tue
Y'en n'a qu'ion survécu
Mais maintenant sont vaincu
J'en connait une coupe qui veulent leur peau
Les massacrer a coup d'couteau
Qui veule les extérminés
Et non les backers
Touka les emo y'on pas d'place sa terre
Leur place ses sous la terre
Ou encore à la guerre
Pour qu'on puisse les mettres à terres
Si j'en voit un dans rue
Il va s'réveiller battu
Y'en n'a aucun que ch'tolaire
Dans toute l'univers
Ya personne quier endure
Il s'font battre par les dures
On leur shoot plein d'bavure
Sa ouvre encore plusieur blessure
Touka moi ch'par a la guerre
Pour les éliminer d'sa terre
J'rouvre les candidatures
Pour partir à l'aventure
Les Emo ..!
Sont d'trop
Juste une gang de fucking orto
Une osti d'gang d'homo
Y s'font crier d'sus mais y'assume
Y sorte leur plume
Y'écrive leur texte
Un texte de tout s'qui les vextes
En même temps qu'y pleure
S'tune gang de fucking bon acteur
Y s'coupe ler veine
Parce que y'on d'la peine
Y s'pende
Parce que sa leur tente
Les Emo d'leur vécu
Il s'tue
Y'en n'a qu'ion survécu
Mais maintenant sont vaincu
J'en connait une coupe qui veulent leur peau
Les massacrer a coup d'couteau
Qui veule les extérminés
Et non les backers
Touka les emo y'on pas d'place sa terre
Leur place ses sous la terre
Ou encore à la guerre
Pour qu'on puisse les mettres à terres
Si j'en voit un dans rue
Il va s'réveiller battu
Y'en n'a aucun que ch'tolaire
Dans toute l'univers
Ya personne quier endure
Il s'font battre par les dures
On leur shoot plein d'bavure
Sa ouvre encore plusieur blessure
Touka moi ch'par a la guerre
Pour les éliminer d'sa terre
J'rouvre les candidatures
Pour partir à l'aventure
# Posté le mercredi 24 décembre 2008 15:46
Modifié le lundi 21 septembre 2009 10:32
my Boy
Is it just me, or are emo boys really hot at the moment? That combination of funky clothes, super stylish hair and 'I don't give a damn' attitude is so cool, and I never knew how good a little kohl could look on a guy - intense! Also I love that whole aloof yet vulnerable attitude as well that is so attractive, and those boys are smart too and not just interested in the latest lads mag, you can actually have a meaningful conversation with them!
So how do you spot an emo boy then? Well firstly it's all about the hair. It should be straight, choppy, glossy and textured, with a long floppy fringe to frame the face. Black is the base colour for all emo styles, but most people get inventive with highlights/lowlights and big chunks of colour in anything from electric blue, neon pink, white blond to scarlet red. Most emo boys are really in to spikes as well, so hairstyles will be textured, combing smart razor sharp layers with spikes and sweeping fringes. Emo hair is always well styled and in tiptop condition, and scruffy, badly dyed hair in garish colours is more punk than emo. Secondly emo boys love their clothes and this can range from serious emo music lovers who wear band t-shirts, tight dark jeans and classic emo black hoodies, to seriously glam emo boys who love to dress up in sharp shirts and ties, normally in contrasting colours like black and red, and also lots of accessories including belts, studs and bangles. Emo boys are not shy of using a little make up too, and a smudge of kohl round big dark eyes is incredible sexy, and dark nail polish really suits those boys with strong, elegant hands. It can be tempting to go over the top with make up though, and too much eyeliner is straying into Goth territory and is a bit more scary than sexy!
If you fancy an emo boy, its best not to rush straight up to him and ask him out, instead subtly find out what he is interested in from friends, and look for clues such as band names on his bag or t-shirt. Once you know a bit about him you can start up a meaningful conversation, emo boys are often pretty thoughtful and deep, and don't tend to want to talk about inconsequential things like what was on TV last night and general gossip. It is especially important do to some research if you are not emo yourself, and making sure you are up on the scene will mean you have something intelligent to bring to the conversation. Also try not to babble on as he will likely find this a bit shallow and irritating. Keep it cool and friendly to start with and don't pressure him by following him around and staring at him all the time. A few flirty smiles when you happen to see him and a quick hello can be much more effective then running up to him everywhere he goes, as it will keep a little mystery and make you interesting rather than annoying. It doesn't hurt for you to go to a few gigs you think he might also attend, as this will show him you have things in common and will give you a chance to get to know each other in a neutral setting, but don't stalk him around everywhere he goes as this will totally freak him out!
Most importantly try and be yourself. Whether you are emo or not, pretending to be interested in something is impossible to keep up for any length of time, and can make you look really fake and shallow. It is ok to learn more about what the boy you like is into, and you may find you like some aspects too, but keep things real and don't be afraid to disagree sometimes, as this can make for some really stimulating conversations, and emo's love to debate on all things especially music and identity.
So how do you spot an emo boy then? Well firstly it's all about the hair. It should be straight, choppy, glossy and textured, with a long floppy fringe to frame the face. Black is the base colour for all emo styles, but most people get inventive with highlights/lowlights and big chunks of colour in anything from electric blue, neon pink, white blond to scarlet red. Most emo boys are really in to spikes as well, so hairstyles will be textured, combing smart razor sharp layers with spikes and sweeping fringes. Emo hair is always well styled and in tiptop condition, and scruffy, badly dyed hair in garish colours is more punk than emo. Secondly emo boys love their clothes and this can range from serious emo music lovers who wear band t-shirts, tight dark jeans and classic emo black hoodies, to seriously glam emo boys who love to dress up in sharp shirts and ties, normally in contrasting colours like black and red, and also lots of accessories including belts, studs and bangles. Emo boys are not shy of using a little make up too, and a smudge of kohl round big dark eyes is incredible sexy, and dark nail polish really suits those boys with strong, elegant hands. It can be tempting to go over the top with make up though, and too much eyeliner is straying into Goth territory and is a bit more scary than sexy!
If you fancy an emo boy, its best not to rush straight up to him and ask him out, instead subtly find out what he is interested in from friends, and look for clues such as band names on his bag or t-shirt. Once you know a bit about him you can start up a meaningful conversation, emo boys are often pretty thoughtful and deep, and don't tend to want to talk about inconsequential things like what was on TV last night and general gossip. It is especially important do to some research if you are not emo yourself, and making sure you are up on the scene will mean you have something intelligent to bring to the conversation. Also try not to babble on as he will likely find this a bit shallow and irritating. Keep it cool and friendly to start with and don't pressure him by following him around and staring at him all the time. A few flirty smiles when you happen to see him and a quick hello can be much more effective then running up to him everywhere he goes, as it will keep a little mystery and make you interesting rather than annoying. It doesn't hurt for you to go to a few gigs you think he might also attend, as this will show him you have things in common and will give you a chance to get to know each other in a neutral setting, but don't stalk him around everywhere he goes as this will totally freak him out!
Most importantly try and be yourself. Whether you are emo or not, pretending to be interested in something is impossible to keep up for any length of time, and can make you look really fake and shallow. It is ok to learn more about what the boy you like is into, and you may find you like some aspects too, but keep things real and don't be afraid to disagree sometimes, as this can make for some really stimulating conversations, and emo's love to debate on all things especially music and identity.
# Posté le lundi 15 décembre 2008 08:56
Modifié le lundi 21 septembre 2009 10:33
chof l3ema ncha3 lah........................
Oui par contre quands on ai emo, bah se qui est bien chiant c'est les anti-emos, qui t'insulte de tapète ou de d'autre connerie dans le genre tout sa parce que tu porte du roze (au moin on a le courage de porter du roze!!!) puis sinon les anti-emos font "a oui, va pleurer pauvre déprésif.." alors que je pense pas que beaucoup d'emos soit déprésif (enfin moi c'est pas le cas) puis bon je vais dire quelque chose qui peux marquer mais merci au fashion (surtout au mecs) vus qu'ils commencent a porter du roze eux aussi (oui maintenant, je crois que moins d'anti-emos nous traite denfin sinon pour les anti-emos qui passent ici, bon vous aimez se que vous voulez, vous avez le droit d'être anti-emos (bah oui, on est quand même en france!) mais je vous demande juste de ne pas marquer des insultes (du genre "sale emos a la cons" ou autre chose du genre) car d'un de toute façon si un com comme sa vien ici il sera supprimer puis pour les emos & les anti-emos, on peut aussi faire un débat sur cette article (bien sûr amicalement sans insultes non plus).
e tapète parce qu'on porte du roze)
e tapète parce qu'on porte du roze)
# Posté le lundi 15 décembre 2008 06:57
Modifié le lundi 21 septembre 2009 10:34
Fashion
Emo fashion has changed with time; early trends included haircuts similar to those worn by the Romulans and Vulcans in Star Trek, tightly fitting sweaters, button-down shirts, and work jackets (often called gas station jackets).
# Posté le lundi 15 décembre 2008 06:57
Modifié le lundi 21 septembre 2009 10:34
PeAcE AnD LoVe
Farm Peace & Love is a private farm on the quiet, reclusive north side of Little Corn Island, Nicaragua. It sits right on a beautiful bay of white sand, and is surrounded by lush tropical forest. It is just a thirty minute walk to the village, should you wish to check out 'civilization.' If you prefer not to exert yourself on your vacation, a boat service is offered to take you there.
Not a hotel as such, Farm Peace & Love is actually a hotel alternative, featuring just two quarters for visitors: a private guest suite in the east wing of the charming main house, and a quaint but fully self
Not a hotel as such, Farm Peace & Love is actually a hotel alternative, featuring just two quarters for visitors: a private guest suite in the east wing of the charming main house, and a quaint but fully self
# Posté le lundi 15 décembre 2008 06:56
Modifié le mardi 14 juillet 2009 09:36
myyyyyyy
› There are many subcultures across society, which are often identified most easily by the related music and fashion, and these include punks, goths and emos. Because these subcultures often evolved from similar beginnings there are bound to be some crossovers, and that's why you can get smaller groups within each one, such as emo punks. To put the word punk to anything means literally to be louder, brasher and more aggressive about everything, so emo punk represents the more rebellious, hardcore side to the emo culture.
The emo culture originally sprang from punk roots, and in the beginning the term was used to describe a more emotionally charged subgenre of hardcore punk in 1980s, usually referred to as 'emocore' with bands like Rites of Spring, Embrace and Moss Icon. In the mid 1990s the term emo become more associated with Indie rock, with bands like Sunny Day Real Estate, which was more melodic and less frenzied than punk rock and emocore. As emo moved into the late 1990's it become more and more accessible to the mainstream, with bands like Weezer producing globally successful albums, and also Deep Elm Records releasing the first instalment in what was to be the defining emo compilation series in the world, the Emo Diaries. In the new millennium emo began to become more and more popular, and artists like Chris Carrabba led the new move towards emo punk pop, a mix of melodic, thought provoking pop and catchy, jangling modern rock tunes. Many people who supported the more independent and less mainstream emo music of the 1980's and 90's resented this new move towards popularity, resulting in a serious rift in the genre and it is generally thought by these purveyors of authentic emo that the new emo punk pop sounds are a commercial sell out, with copy cat bands generated purely to make money. Fall Out Boy and Blink 182 hover on the edge of this debate, with their roots firmly in their emocore, underground backgrounds, but with new worldwide commercial success no doubt putting pressure on their creative direction. Fall Out Boy's recent releases have followed the emo punk pop vibe firmly with thoughtful and catchy rock/pop tunes, but the wider variety of influences in their most recent work (such as collaborations with R&B stars like Kanye West) has led some to question the direction the band are heading in, which wasn't helped but a recent cover of the king of commercial music Michael Jackson's 'Beat It', that had many serious emo types frowning deeply under
The emo culture originally sprang from punk roots, and in the beginning the term was used to describe a more emotionally charged subgenre of hardcore punk in 1980s, usually referred to as 'emocore' with bands like Rites of Spring, Embrace and Moss Icon. In the mid 1990s the term emo become more associated with Indie rock, with bands like Sunny Day Real Estate, which was more melodic and less frenzied than punk rock and emocore. As emo moved into the late 1990's it become more and more accessible to the mainstream, with bands like Weezer producing globally successful albums, and also Deep Elm Records releasing the first instalment in what was to be the defining emo compilation series in the world, the Emo Diaries. In the new millennium emo began to become more and more popular, and artists like Chris Carrabba led the new move towards emo punk pop, a mix of melodic, thought provoking pop and catchy, jangling modern rock tunes. Many people who supported the more independent and less mainstream emo music of the 1980's and 90's resented this new move towards popularity, resulting in a serious rift in the genre and it is generally thought by these purveyors of authentic emo that the new emo punk pop sounds are a commercial sell out, with copy cat bands generated purely to make money. Fall Out Boy and Blink 182 hover on the edge of this debate, with their roots firmly in their emocore, underground backgrounds, but with new worldwide commercial success no doubt putting pressure on their creative direction. Fall Out Boy's recent releases have followed the emo punk pop vibe firmly with thoughtful and catchy rock/pop tunes, but the wider variety of influences in their most recent work (such as collaborations with R&B stars like Kanye West) has led some to question the direction the band are heading in, which wasn't helped but a recent cover of the king of commercial music Michael Jackson's 'Beat It', that had many serious emo types frowning deeply under
# Posté le dimanche 07 décembre 2008 16:26
Modifié le vendredi 09 octobre 2009 10:36
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