orphans answered Saturday August 12 2006, 11:46 am: emo means emotional. at my school, its basically all the people that dress in all black and dye their hair like red and pink and blue. [ orphans's advice column | Ask orphans A Question ]
Tulipg17 answered Friday August 11 2006, 8:54 am: Teen-kids who dress in a punk type of way and are stylishly depressed (if you know what I mean). They are the ones with the black/brightly colored/all over the place hair and mismatched and rather strange clothing. We called them freaks when I was in school. [ Tulipg17's advice column | Ask Tulipg17 A Question ]
Luv_My_Look answered Thursday August 10 2006, 9:37 pm: Emo (an abbreviation of "emotionally-driven Hardcore punk") is a term now broadly used to describe almost any form of guitar-driven alternative rock that expresses emotions beyond traditional punk's limited emotional palette of alienation and rage. It is also used to describe fans of this genre, most commonly teenagers. (e.g., emo kid). The actual term "emo" originated in the mid-1980s D.C. scene, with the band Rites of Spring, as well as bands such as Fugazi, Moss Icon, and Antioch Arrow. The term addressed both the way the band connected with its audience, as well as its tendency to deal more with topics of personal and relationship politics than with the standard themes of rock music. [ Luv_My_Look's advice column | Ask Luv_My_Look A Question ]
Emaho answered Thursday August 10 2006, 6:20 pm: "Emo" is short for emotional. Recently it has become a steretype for people that look a certain way and listen to certain music. It's all nonsense.
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DancinCutie08 answered Thursday August 10 2006, 2:14 pm: an emo person well it stands for emotional.. they listen to stuff like fall out boy etc and are said to always look sad. and most emo boys where girl pants
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