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What the emo kids of the early 2000s look like nowadays - Page 21 of 40 - Kiwi Report

What the emo kids of the early 2000s look like nowadays


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[post_page_title]Somber lumberjack[/post_page_title]
Emo boys usually go through the most drastic transformations. The typical emo boy was a pale, skinny guy who didn’t make much noise. Instead, his main expression was a distinct, gravity-defying hairstyle.

Somber lumberjack

They weren’t the type you’d expect to rock flannel, beards, and muscle. Even while looking at the two pictures side by side, it’s hard to believe that they’re the same person. Emo or not, we think the lumberjack look is very fitting, and so is the smile.

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