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What the emo kids of the early 2000s look like nowadays - Page 3 of 40 - Kiwi Report

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


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[post_page_title]A different angle[/post_page_title]
Emo kids spearheaded a strange style of photos that can best be described as a selfie in disguise. The goal must have been to look as if someone else had taken the photo by surprise, and the result was often ambiguous.

A different angle

The strange angles, looks of feigned surprise, and complete absence of smiles weren’t always flattering. In this photo, we can see the drastic difference that a relaxed face and a more regular camera angle can make.

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