Talk:Emo Goth/@comment-25745126-20141122161444/@comment-2A02:C7D:4B11:8800:ED7C:6446:40FF:1C63-20180210132005

Most people just jump on the band wagon, but it's a lot to do with the fact that they're seemingly "depressed" and "unhappy" for no reason, because their scene compells them to be.

Also, no, people have right right to separate 'goth' and 'emo' because the two have absolutely nothing in common. It's not a watered down version of goth, goth fashion includes fishnets, Siouxsie Sioux eye makeup, deathhawks and fishnets. Emo pop punk fashion includes skinny jeans, converse and eyeliner. It's a simple fact that they're two different things.

Also, the histories behind emo and scene are completely different. Emo originated in the Washington D.C. hardcore punk scene during the mid 80s, its full name being 'emotive hardcore punk' and scene orginated in the UK during the mid 00s, where 'chavs' started to experiment with alternative fashions. Emo came from hardcore punk and scene is a fusion of goth, emo, pop punk, skater, hip hop and indie fashion. Emo is based off of music, scene is almost entirely based off of fashion, but they do have music genres that they listen to - usually 'core' genres like metalcore, deathcore and crunkcore (Blood on the Dance Floor, Brokencyde, Breathe Carolina, Jeffree Star, Millionaires, etc).