nice... but not true... emo is NOT about that... you see... not all emos are like that... and... emo in original isn't even a sudculture... Into the real definition --> ------------- In the early 90s there was a movement in the hardcore genre that came to be known as Emotive Hardcore, spearheaded by Rites Of Spring. Harder-core-than-thou kids, who swore by Dischord Records a la Minor Threat, actually coined the term emo as something of a put-down for the kids who really liked Rites Of Spring, Indian Summer and this new wave of Emotive Hardcore bands. That´s right, Emo was once not something kids called themselves. The field exploded outwards from there - Level-Plane Records has always been the most famous Emo label. Acts like Yaphet Kotto, I Hate Myself, Saetia, Hot Cross, A Day In Black And White, Funeral Diner, I Would Set Myself On Fire For You, You And I, and hosts of others came in the next decade. Most emo bands have since broken up, but there´s still the occasional hold-out (again, t