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Old 03-06-2007, 03:59 PM   #95
Vyvian Blackthorne
 
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Originally Posted by mrs.wes straker
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Would comparing emo kids to black kids who grew up in the suburbs dressing urban and pretending to be ghetto? It seems so
You're on the right track, citing emo and 'ghetto' styles originated from boundries that are often misconcieved to be subcultures; when really, the only true word to describe such things are as 'fads'. Now, I don't wanna get into the whole 'gangsta-poseur' method because it just doesn't appeal to me, but I will say that both of these non essential "labels" have origins that are not that of a subcultures. A genre perhaps, but definetly not a subculture.
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