Scene kid music

Scene kid music is a collection of various types of genres that scene kids in the 2000s listened to. Genres include emo, screamo, pop punk, nu metal, metalcore, and crunk. Various bands that scene kids loved or listened to in the 2000s include: Attack! Attack!, Escape The Fate, Falling In Reverse, Fall Out Boy, Iwrestledabearonce, BrokenCYDE, Bring Me The Horizon, My Chemical Romance, AFI, New Found Glory, and Panic! At The Disco. Some of these groups are also fronted by girls, such as Paramore (fronted by Hayley Williams, pictured) and Flyleaf (fronted by Lacey Mosley/Sturm).
The bands listed range from alright but 2000s as shit to ridiculous garbage. Half of the bands listed above that are still going right now have moved on to more of a trendy pop influenced sound. Best example is Paramore, who went from POP PUNK GAMER classics such as 'Misery Business' in 2007 to hipster pop with sprinkles of Anxiety Pop in 2017 and retiring the aforementioned song from live shows just because a bunch of politi-fags had a personal problem with it, and Fall Out Boy have dropped all pretense of still caring about being an actual rock band with like guitar distortion and shit and have completely hopped on the 2010s electropop bandwagon (in a move dubbed "being eaten by the Imagine Dragon" by YouTuber The Rock Critic, AKA Crash Thompson). Not that a huge chunk of people care, because Hayley Williams' sheer breathing on this planet is all people care about.
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