The History of Emo (In 4 Minutes)

From emotional beginnings in D.C. to the emo revival, emo has seen it all. Emo’s not dead. Let's be honest, we've all been a little emo at some point. From punk rock and hardcore roots, to midwest emo, to mainstream success and rise and fall and the emo revival. From D.C to warped tour to When We Were Young. From Rites of Spring to American Football, to Blink 182, Green Day, My Chemical Romance, Taking Back Sunday, Paramore to Modern Baseball, Title Fight, Touche Amore, Joyce Manor, Pool Kids, Oso Oso, Hot Mulligan, Origami Angel, Spanish Love Songs, and Glass Beach. Embrace the 2000s emo nostalgia and be an elder emo. (Felt emo might delete later)
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[@joelowdon1615]

Midwest Emo is modern nomenclature. At the time bands with that sound would have just been indie or "post-emo indie rock".

[@reinald8794]

where weezer

[@Palisade5810]

Aww come on man. Why does everyone diss mineral...

[@NeverNormal]

I talk about them in my longer version of this and then my history of midwest emo video :)

[@Palisade5810]

​​@@NeverNormalno its not working out anymore.Time for a scene divorce. Southern Emo in the house!
Mineral, Christie Front Drive, I hate myself, Jejune, Vitreous Humor, Cursive and The Get Up Kids.
Oh and we're taking Camping in Alaska too.
Drop D gang out.

[@pixyfairy]

you didnt cover emoviolence :(