Emo and other musical genres are very big at the moment but they are also misunderstood, a lot of people assume emo and goth to be very similar and a lot of people also seem to think punk and emo are very similar and while its true they all have their roots in the same parts of music they really couldn't be furthur from each other now and more distinct in their fans and attitudes. Goth and Emo is genres of music that has been around for years. Alt kids and punk kids are constantly going to concerts and having a good time. For long time Emo and punk and Goth and Emo parties have been keeping and invariably draw a large crowd.Usually the most popular style of music will bring in the biggest crowds but this does not mean you won't get people from other sub cultures joining in an attending other gigs and musical events.
Every person has the subculture which they are into and for many thats emo, Its also true that for others that may be goth or hipster and punk or anything else which they may be into.A lot of sub cutlures have their own websites and some of these are said to be owned by women of the cultures, this is usually to make people more relaxed and to attract the men to join but who knows if thats true or not.
The dress is what usually makes most people instantly stand out as part of one culture or another and here are a couple of exmaples of typical dress which you may associate with genres that you have heard about or seen out and about in the wide world. Most goth type people wear tight trousers and clothes and child sized tees with old school sneaks, such as Chuck Taylors, 1980s style Reeboks, or Sauconys black is their colour of choice and this is what they can be seen wearing most of the time and what is mostly associated with goth culture as well as eye liner, nail polish, spikes, white make up and a miserable attitude. Flannel shirts, popped collars, trucker hats, oversized sunglasses, long hair, and faux-hawks are also standard. A faux-hawk is a actually wide mo-hawk that isn t as forceful or as eye catching as a conventional mo-hawk are usually the style of hipsters and what you can most often see hipsters wearing this is a mis mash of a lot of cultures but somehow comes into its own when worn by hipsters or indie kids in the UK.
Most things you see about these genres and subcultures on the internet is mearly a stereo-type. There may be a business-like pro man that enjoys the emo scene. In That Respect might also be a long-haired hippy-like lapidator that relishes a little emo music at times. You simply cannot judge a record by its cover!For example you may hear that normally, emo people are fretful attention hogs that wishing life didn't give them a bad lot but thats not true you may find people who are happy and loving life and stil enjoying emo life and music. Boys and girls alike wishing for love, but ne'er seem to hold a sure relationship. Sometimes you can find these people dancing at gigs and we love them for it. Everyone should be allowed to enjoy whatever music they wish, no matter what they look like or who they are. Music is for everyone not just the kids.
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