teaandfirelight Said:

this is somewhere inbetween.

XxXQUEENIEXxX Said:

ok i dont believe the labels goth and emo
but i'll tell you what i think whats the difference between emo and goth.
emo people wear skinny jeans and colorful
shirts and i think that goth people wear dark colors and wear dark makeup too.

XxXQUEENIEXxX Said:

[quote=XxXQUEENIEXxX]ok i dont believe the labels goth and emo
but i'll tell you what i think whats the difference between emo and goth.
emo people wear skinny jeans and colorful
shirts and i think that goth people wear dark colors and wear dark makeup too.

Skulls101 Said:

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Well true when u say goths wear dark make up but false when u say emos wear skinny jeans cause that goes with punks too!!!

Skulls101 Said:

Question I wanna know wats the difference between Goths and Emo's?

LizzyThursday Said:

well, it depends on whether or not we're talking old-school or modern-day crap definitions now.

old-school emo was amazing, and now it's gotten mangled into some completely different entity personified by teenagers in identity crises who attempt to sum up their entire being with a haircut and some mainstream screamo songs.
they will also look at you as if you have three heads if you mention sunny day real estate or rites of spring to them.

old-school goth was quite legendary [and influential to toddler-aged me, as well].
think joy division, the cure, etc.
that 'scene' was mainly formed in opposition to the angry nature of late-70s punk music.
the followers of the original goth scene manifested an air of melancholy as a sort of counter to the fervent frustration and fury of the punks.

there's your difference, in a vague explanation of two very different music scenes.
however, nowadays, 'emo' and 'goth' have been killed by the kids, unfortunately.
shame.