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What the emo kids of the early 2000s look like nowadays - Page 39 of 40 - Kiwi Report

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


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[post_page_title]180 degrees[/post_page_title]
Scowls, face piercings, and extreme hairstyles were among the most defining traits of a typical emo kid, and this typical emo selfie on the left showcases them well.

180 degrees

As usual, smiling and looking straight at the camera were about as uncool as it gets. It’s nice to see that the somber expression gave way to a liberated smile when the emo phase ended. It almost looks like his hair recoiled and went the exact opposite direction from his former style.

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