Scene

Disclaimer: For the over-the-top rainbow anime edits, see Glitchcore. For the alternative fashion trend with bunny hats, see 2020s E-Kid. For the subgenre of Hyperpop known as "Scenecore", see Hyperpop. 
Scene is a subculture that originated in the US Hardcore scene during the early 2000s, and mainly spread in popularity in the mid-2000s. Members of the original Scene subculture were nicknamed Scene Kids, Scenesters, or Trendies. Scene is often confused with or used interchangeably with Emo, its precursor subculture that formed from the music genre "Emotional Hardcore". Hardcore bands associated with scene were also known as Scenecore. In the 2020s, Scenecore has become a subgenre of Hyperpop based on the revival of Scene cultureThe Definitive Scene-Era Music Compilation (2002 - 2015)Scenecore - Last FM.
==History==
===Origins===
Scene spawned from the emo subculture in the early 2000s in the United States. Scene first emerged within the hardcore scene in 2002 through the term "scene queen" as a derogatory label for "posers" who care more about appearance than the actual music, generally preppy girls who started to dress alternative as a means of trying to attract band guys.From Hardcore to Harajuku: The Origins of Scene Subculture - PopMatters
Prior to scene's creation, "Fashioncore", an aesthetic created by Orange County metalcore band Eighteen Visions helped to influence scene, originating as a way of purposely being confrontational to the hypermasculinity of hardcore. Fashioncore used many aspects that would come to define scene fashion, such as eyeliner, tight jeans, collared shirts, straightened hair and white belts. It's possible that the quintessential scene haircut was invented by Eighteen Visions bassist Javier Van Huss which was inspired by seeing a poster of the band Orgy. Though the term began as pejorative against fashionable people in the hardcore scene, the style was eventually popularized in the early-2000s through the success of Eighteen Visions, Atreyu and From Autumn to Ashes.
Sasscore was also a notable influence to scene. Like fashioncore, sasscore was also a deliberate confrontation to hardcore's hypermasculinity, with sasscore bands doing so through their use of overt homoeroticism. The fashion of many sasscore musicians, notably Johnny Whitney, lead vocalist for the Blood Brothers, were influential.
==Visuals== 
*Diamonds
*Various patterns (checkers, polka dots, stripes, zebra stripes, plaid and leopard prints)
*Dinosaurs
*Zombies
*Animals in general
*Rainbows
*Skulls
*Neon colors
*Glitter
== Art ==
Another notable example of Scene visuals is the typical art style that they shared in common with the Emo subculture in the 2000s to early 2010s. The style is characterized by its often sketchy line art. This may be to mimic traditional pencil drawings, or to create a jagged, edgy feel to the artwork. The proportions of the characters were usually thin or stick figured bodies with caricature-like heads and large eyes, comparable to the likes of Tim Burton or the character L from Death Note. The large circular "blank" eyes are reminiscent of a particular "chibi" design style that was popular during the 2000s. The overall appearance of the characters is heavily based on on the popular trends of scene during its peak, meaning straightened opaque high-volume hair, black tees with splashes of bright colors, low waist bottoms, stripe pattern details, and sneakers.
== Fashion==
In the mid-2000s scene kids would wear clothing that wasn't popular at the time, and as scene became more mainstream, the fashion and hairstyle became more popular. Scene boys would wear clothing that was considered feminine, such as tight clothing and eyeliner, and girls would wear clothing that was not seen as popular at the time. The clothing was commonly very striking with bright neon colors contrasting with solid black. Despite this, it's not necessary to put on more acessories; it could be as simple as having uneven hair and normal clothes. Popular items among scene kids include:
=== Hair and Make-Up ===
*Asymmetric, choppy haircuts with long bangs
*Teased or spiked hair styling
*Colorful hair dye and streaks
*Coon tail extensions
*Thick black eyeliner
*Occasionally black or neon eye shadow
*Tinted chapstick
=== Clothing ===
*Bright, patterned clothing
*Tight clothing
*Skinny jeans
*Piercings
*Oversized and nerdy glasses/sunglasses
*Studded belts
*Bandana scarves
*Fingerless gloves
*Shutter shades
*Converse, Vans, DC, and Osiris sneakers
*Hair bows
*Franchises and characters that were popular when scene was at its peak (for example, Gloomy Bear, Hello Kitty, Domo, Invader Zim, So So Happy and Skelanimals)
*Plastic pearl necklaces
*Band T-shirts and bracelets
*Jewellery made out of Kandi
*Tutus and tiaras
*Jelly bracelets
*Diamond shape necklaces
*Tattoos and piercings
== Music==
Scene music changed through the years and it's the most diverse part of the culture, ranging from neon pop punk and comfy oriented pop music such as Hellogoodbye, Owl City, The Ready Set and Nevershoutnever, to the more intense acts like BrokeNCYDE, Suicide Silence, and Falling in Reverse, and to more queer and feminine ones, most notably Blood on the Dance Floor, Jeffrey Star, Millionaires and Geoffrey Paris. Scene bands take a lot of inspiration from screamo and second wave emo of the 90s. Bands like Orchid expanded on the more laid-back post-hardcore of the 70s and 80s with explosive instruments and vocals. In the early 2000s to around 2005, scene kids would listen to pop-punk and emo-pop. Acts like Fall Out Boy saw critical success in the early to mid-2000s under these genres. The success of releases from bands around the same time as Saosin who merged post-hardcore and metalcore skyrocketed the popularity of post-hardcore music, and from 2003 to 2007 scene kids listened to hardcore, metalcore, deathcore and post-hardcore. In 2006-2008, chiptune and electronic music became popular within the subculture with the rise of bands like Hellogoodbye and MC Chris combining Chiptune with Nerdcore rap. Crunkcore also increased in popularity, with acts such as JJ Bigga, Dot Dot Curve, and BrokeNCYDE. Around this time, many emo-pop and post-hardcore scene artists began incorporating electronic instruments into their music and began popularizing Electronicore and Easycore, including bands like I See Stars, Sleeping with Sirens, and Jamie's Elsewhere among many others. Nintendocore & chiptune acts such as Shirobon, Karate High School, Sabrepulse and Horse the Band were also popular. Electro-industrial & Synth Punk acts such as Mindless Self Indulgence and bands that were inspired by them such as Uncle Outrage, Raggedy Angry and Твоё нежное безумие, which mixed scene music with rivethead/cybergoth elements. 
Progressive post-hardcore began to pick up steam near the 2010s with bands like Of Machines and Broadway incorporating trance and electronica into the emo-pop and post-hardcore compositions. In the early 2010s pop-punk and emo-pop had a small revival, and electronic post-hardcore became very popular with bands like Bring Me the Horizon seeing massive success. Scene music would see a gradual decline through the 2010s as it became less popular in the mainstream, but bands like Hands Like Houses still saw moderate success while expanding on the progressive post-hardcore sound.
In the late 2010s, notable figures like Jordan Sweeto and DAGames, who were part of the scene kid subculture, gained prominence in fandom spaces by creating music that blended elements of both fandom and typical scene music. Around 2019, there was a revival of electronic scene music through hyperpop and indietronica. Artists like 100 gecs and Underscores transformed the mid-2010s hyperpop into an abrasive internet aesthetic, influenced by older scene bands. In May of 2020, XO_Willow (now known as Crucifyapril) combined elements of e-punk/Incelcore music with Pop Punk, Chiptune and Scene elements in his debut album Winter Suicide, inspiring acts like Wujek, h4rtbrkr, and EDGEMASTER42. In 2021, a collaborative project called Big Money Cybergrind emerged, featuring a mix of old and new scene kids, combining various music genres that used to be popular among scene kids over the time.
===Artists===
Bands and artists within the current scene and acts that were popular or obscure in the MySpace era of social media include the following:
*1-800-Zombie!
*3OH!3
*8-Bit Suicide
*Abandon All Ships
*A Day To Remember
*AFI
*Allstar Weekend 
*All Time Low
*Amy Can Flyy
*Andy Black
*A Rocket To The Moon 
*Assasynths
*Asking Alexandria
*Attack Attack!
*Attila
*Atreyu
*Avril Lavigne
*Baby Giraffes
*Black Veil Brides
*Blind Equation
*Blood On The Dance Floor
*Bogusman
*BOYS LIKE GIRLS
*Boy Talks Trash (aka Garrett Ecstacy, former BOTDF member)
*Breathe Carolina
*Breathe Electric
*Breathingsparks
*Bring Me the Horizon
*Broadway
*BrokenCYDE
*Bubblegum Octopus
*Button*Masher
*Cash Cash
*CatchingYourClouds
*CBZL
*Charlize Rockmore
*Chirpy Chips
*CindaBlock
*Cobra Starship
*Cookiebreed
*Crazy Crazy Awesome Awesome
*Cobra Starship
*Crochetcatpause
*Cute Is What We Aim For
*dARI
*Dart Darling
*Design the Skyline
*Disko Warp
*DJ PixelNiko
*Dot Dot Curve :)
*Drop Dead Gorgeous
*Dropping a Popped Locket
*EATMEWHILEIMHOT!
*Electric Dragon
*Electric Suicide Method
*Elephants and Crayons
*Ennaria
*Enter Shikari
*Escape the Fate
*Fake Shark-Real Zombie!
*Fall Out Boy
*Falling in Reverse
*Family Force 5
*Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas
*Fizzy Dino Pop
*Flyleaf
*Forever the Sickest Kids
*Four Year Strong
*Frank Iero
*From First To Last
*Fucking Werewolf Asso
*Gerard Way
*Get Scared
*Ghost Town
*Go! with Fourteen O
*Hands Like Houses
*Hawthorne Heights (formerly A Day in the Life)
*Heart Shaped Hate
*Hello, Astronaut
*Hellogoodbye
*Hello Kitty Suicide Club
*HeyHiHello!
*Hollywood Undead
*Horse the Band
*I See Stars
*I Set My Friends on Fire
*Jamie's Elsewhere
*Jarrod Alonge
*J Bigga
*Jeffree Star
*Jordan Sweeto
*JJ Demon
*Job for a Cowboy
*Karate High School
*Kaj Strife
*Kill Paradise
*Lights
*Little Bunny Fuck You
*Maya Malice
*Mayday Parade
*MC Chris
*Meg & Dia
*Metro Station
*Millionaires
*Mindless Self Indulgence
*Motionless In White
*My Chemical Romance
*Nevershoutnever
*nickasaur!
*N!TRO
*OAT BLOOD
*Of Machines
*Ohemgee
*Owl City
*OMFG
*Panic! At the Disco
*Paramore
*Pierce The Veil
*PlayRadioPlay!
*Prima Donna
*Rainbow Jump Orchestra
*Raggedy Angry
*R*tard-O-Bot
*Relient K
*Richee From Switchee
*RoMak & The Space Pirates
*S3RL
*Sabrepulse
*Saosin
*Scotty Vanity
*Screaming Mechanical Brain
*SeeYouSpaceCowboy
*SEXCOPTER RUL
*Shirobon
*Skrillex
*Simple Plan
*Sleeping With Sirens
*Snow White's Poison Bite
*Spanky Cabooze
*Sonny Moore
*Stereo Skyline
*Suicide Silence
*Subscene
*Talk to Animals
*Твоё нежное безумие
*The All-American Rejects
*The Bigger Lights
*The Cab
*The Maine
*The Millionaires
*The Medic Droid
*The O/gONNA gET gOT
*The Rip0phs
*The Ready Set
*The Various Endeavors?
*Til Death Do We Part
*Toxic Lipstick
*Turmoil In Wonderland
*Twenty One Pilots
*Ultracutez
*Uncle Outrage
*Unicorns Killed My Girlfriend
*Vampires Everywhere!
*Vantana Row
*Vyncent Flaw/Jasper Dorex Cyborg Esquire
*We Are the In Crowd
*We Are The Scene
*We Came As Romans
*We The Kings
*Whitechapel
*XO_Willow/Crucifyapril
*ZOMBIESHARK!
===Songs===
*Things That Rhyme With Orange by I Set My Friends on Fire
*Love Like Woe by The Ready Set
*February Air by Lights
*I'm A Pirate You're A Princess by PlayRadioPlay!
*Mora by Sonny Moore
*King for a Day by Pierce The Veil ft. Kellin Quinn
*Here Goes Nothing by NeverShoutNever
*MARTYR by Operation Sodasteal
*Hold On by Elephants and Crayons
*When Can I See You Again? by Owl City
*Shimmy Shimmy Quarter Turn by Hellogoodbye
*Hello Fascination by Breathe Carolina
*How Much by Meg & Dia
*Don't Quit! Not Quite! by HeyHiHello!
*This Little Girl by Cady Groves (Nightcore)
*Monstarrr by Ennaria
*How You Love Me Now by Hey Monday
*2 Spirit Neko Girl by Crucifyapril
*I'm Not A Vampire by Falling In Reverse
*Jump Around by Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas
*Freakin Freak! by Dot Dot Curve
*Sleep To Dream by Swimming With Dolphins
*K Thx Bye by Millionaires
*You Only Live Once by SUICIDE SILENCE (EXPLICIT)
*Face Down by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
*Why Didn't You Get A Haircut? by Math The Band
*Scene Kids by Geoffrey Paris
*Hater Monkeys by scenekidz
*Discord by MC Chris
*Here In Your Arms by Hellogoodbye
*Best Friends by Toxic Lipstick
*I Ain't Got No iPhone by Parry Gripp
*Memphis Kids for the Win/:D by Daniel The Photographer
*Grab Your Glasses by Subscene
*Never Wanted To Dance by Mindless Self Indulgence
*Kamikaze Victory Dynamic Changes by Crochetcatpause
*Halcyon (Pacman) by Owl City
*Auto-Pilot by Charlize Rockmore
*Ever Since We Were Young by Breathingsparks
*No. 5 by Hollywood Undead (EXPLICIT)
*Bass Slut by S3RL
*Unicorn by 1-800-ZOMBIE
*Little Kandi Raver by S3RL ft. Sara
*Nrrrd Grrrl by MC Chris
*BreeBree by Brokencyde
*Like That by Lil B
*Get Crunk by BrokeNCYDE
*Crank It Up by Hadouken!
*Pika Girl by S3RL
*Caramelldansen by Caramella Girls
*MurderMachine by Dot Dot Curve ft. JJ Demon
*Dinosaurs Go Rawr by Amy Can Fly
*Xoxo by Nickasaur!
*Stay Magical by Uncle Outrage
*It's Happening! by Blood on the Dance Floor
*Neko Nation Anthem (Radio Edit) [S3RL Remix] by S3RL ft. Noc V
*My Agenda by Dorian Electra (Anamanaguchi Remix)
*Take Your Shirt Off by Millionaires
*Emo Party by MC Chris
*Scene Girlz by BrokenCYDE
*A Match into Water by Pierce veil
*I Like Money by Millionaires
*Rocket Ship to The Moon by Dot Dot Curve :)
*Hello by OMFG
*Taco Party by 1-800-ZOMBIE
*Fright Tonight by Jordan Sweeto
*Damn! by scene kidz ft. BrokenCYDE
*Prom Dress by Millionaires
=== Playlists, Albums, Mixes and Lists ===
*Scene
*THE ULTIMATE SCENE BANDS/ARTISTS SUGGESTION LIST by u/xXAshton_HavokXx
*NEON POP PUNK FOR SCENE KIDS
*BIG MONEY CYBERGRIND
*Beating a Dead Horse: Deluxe Ultra-Limited Exclusive Undead Edition
*N0WTH4T5WH4T1C4LLCRUNKCORE
*Crunk RAINBOW! by Xx-Dart-Darling-xX <3
*MC Chris is Dead (2008)
*твое нежное безумие все песни, плейлист с группой твоё нежное безумие
*💥scene💥 revival please and thank you by DR3AM1NG_LUD0V1C
*Easycore Essentials
*Crunkcore & Scene Music Playlist
*i mustache you a question... xD
*scene music for actual scene kids (ORIGINAL) by 💊
*ObscureSceneStuf!
*All Chirpy Chips Songs
*The scene kid essentials: Crabcore, Post-hardcore, Nintendocore, Deathcore, Metalcore/Trancecore, pop punk and etc.
*Guide to Fifth Wave Emo (Post-Emo)
===Archives===
*Myspace Music Archive
*The Myspace Metal And Alternative Archive Project (Internet Archive Project)
*Xjojo_the_skramz_archivistX (Old skramz, grindcore, emo oriented)
*Dzxlly (BOTDF + Jeffrey Star, queer/pink noise oriented)
*Xx_dead.jhonny_xX (MSI clones + Electro-Industrial oriented)
== Media==
This section describes the media that Scene Kids interact with, rather than there being this type of aesthetic within the media.
===Franchises=== 
*Bloody Bunny
*Care Bears
*Domo
*David & Goliath
*Plush Poison
*Gloomy Bear
*Ruby Gloom
*Happy Bunny
*Hello Kitty
*Monster High
*My Little Pony
*Nyan Cat and Tac Nayn
*Sanrio
*Skelanimals
*tokidoki
*Killer Panda
*Luv Bunny
== Literature ==
Scene (and to an extent, emo) kids were primarily associated with the fanbases of media featuring both color and humor in it rather than the typical edgy series, although some did have macabre elements.
For example, Homestuck was originally intended for adult male gamers who played RPGs like Ultima and Final Fantasy in their youths as a parody, but when it became more serious, scene subculture members came into the fanbase. Homestuck always had weird, macabre elements, even when it was a comedy, such as the character Jade Harley, who had death symbolism, but was primarily humorous in nature before her arcs started.
*Fillerbunny (2005)
*Homestuck (2009-2016)
*I Feel Sick (1999-2000)
*Johnny the Homicidal Maniac (1995-1997)
*Pon and Zi (2004-present)
*Squee! (1997-1998)
*Warriors (2003-present)
===Magazines=== 
*Alternative Press
*Kerrang!
===Television===
*Adventure Time (2010-2018)
*Fanboy and ChumChum (2009-2014)
*Gloomy the Naughty Grizzly (2021)
*Growing Up Creepie (2006–2008)
*Happy Tree Friends (1999-2016; 2023-present)
*Invader Zim (2001-2006)
*My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (2010-2019)
*School for Vampires (2006–2010)
*Shugo Chara! (2007-2010)
*Ruby Gloom (2006)
*SpongeBob SquarePants (1999-present)
*Johnny Test (2005-2014, 2021-2022)
*Lenore, the Cute Little Dead Girl (2002)
*The Gothic World of Nyanpire (2011)
*Viva Piñata (2006-2009)
===Video Games===
*Animal Jam (2010-present)
*Angry Birds (2009-present)
*Gaia Online (2003-present)
*IMVU (2004-present)
*LittleBigPlanet (2008-present)
*MapleStory (2003-present)
*Minecraft (2009-present)
*MovieStarPlanet (2009-present)
*Neopets (1999-present)
*Pokémon (1996-present)
*Sonic the Hedgehog series (1991-present)
*The Sims franchise, especially with the use of Custom Content (2000-present)
*Webkinz (2005-present)
=== Film ===
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===Influencers===
The following list contains influencers (referred to as scene "queens" and "kings") that were popular with people in the Scene subculture during its peak.
*Audrey Kitching
*Airica Macabre
*Amor Hilton
*Brandon Killen
*Cameron Ugh
*Chris Dakota
*Corey Patakos
*Dani Gore
*Emery Lane
*Hanna Beth
*Hannah Minx
*Hilary Haywire
*Izzy Hilton
*Jac Vanek
*James Cheal
*Jeffree Star
*Kat Von D
*Kiki Kannibal
*Lexi Lush
*Matty Murder
*Morten Vega
*Ms. Hollywood XTC
*Randy Romance
*Vanna Venom
*Vampires Everywhere!
*Victoria Murder
*Zui Suicide
==Slang & Naming Conventions==
The following list contains slang terms (known as "scene lingo") that were popular with people in the Scene subculture, and often crosses over with 1337 (leet) speak. 
*Abbreviations derived from internet lingo (eg: LOL, STFU, IDGAF, OMG, and WTF)
*BR00T4L (Brutal but the u and a are replaced with 0 and 4)
*Betch (Misspelling of "bitch")
*Eff yuu (Supposed to sound like "fuck you")
*Emoticons (such as XD, :3, etc)
*hXc (Hardcore)
*Rad and Fly (Both are slang terms for "cool")
*Rawr (sometimes said as "'Rawr' means 'I love you" in dinosaur")
*sXe (Straightedge)
*the sx! (Sexy)
=== Band/Artist Names ===
*Names with no spaces (BrokeNCYDE, Nevershoutnever, Hellogoodbye to name a few)
*The use of an exclamation mark ("!") (HeyHiHello!, Dot Dot Curve! :), Attack Attack!)
== Inspired & Related Subcultures ==
Subcultures around the globe who were inspired or share a lot of similarities to Scene. 
=== Asia ===
* Alay (Indonesia) 
* Shamate (China) 
* Jejemon (The Philippines)
=== Latin American ===
*Floggers (Argentina)
*Coloridos (Brazil)
*Pokemones (Chile)
=== Europe ===
* Truzzo (Italy)
* Partille Johnny (Sweden)
* Fruittari (Finland)
* Spicers (Ireland)
==Resources==
External links to help get a better understanding of this vast subculture.
===Communities === 
*MySpace (formerly)
*Spacehey
*Big Money Cybergrind
*Reddit
*Piranha Party (formerly)
*Discord servers
=== YouTubers ===
*The Cozy Representative (MySpace history) 
*Jordan Sweeto
*Clawed_Beauty101 (Also found on TikTok, Instagram and Twitch)
*acidmilk
*MAD Molly
*Maya Malice
*P1XY_ST1X
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===Vendors===
*Babycakes
*Claire's
*Cupcake Cult
*Drop Dead
*Glamour Kills
*Hell Bunny
*Hot Topic
*Tokidoki
*Sourpuss Clothing
*Spencer's
*Whatever 21
*Iron Fist
=== Events ===
*Warped Tour
*When We Were Young
===Others===
*Scene Kids by REXICUTION
*Scene
==Gallery ==
File:Rawr! by Nickasaur!.jpg|Rawr! by Nicksaur!
Scenekids.jpg|Scene Kids in 2008.
File:Jordan Sweeto.jpg|Jordan Sweeto, a popular fandom YouTuber and a scene kid
File:Swimming With Dolphins.jpg|Adam Young's Swimming With Dolphins 
File:Nevershoutnever.png|Nevershoutnever
File:Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! by Hellogoodbye.jpg|Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! by Hellogoodbye
Kandi.jpg|Scene kids have taken inspiration from Club Kids by using Kandi
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File:CatchingYourClouds.jpg|CatchingYourClouds
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File:Ceede116-a6dd-49c9-a3f9-87d7348d3f8f.jpg|@soggybubbles on Instagram, @bubblescantbesoggy on TikTok
File:Jjdemon.png|JJ Demon, famous hip-hop artist in the scene subculture
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File:Emo art by xxzombified.luvv.png|Credits: @xxzombified.luvv
File:Vanna venom.jpg|Vanna Venom
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File:We're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat Album by Til Death Do We Part.jpg|We're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat Album by Til Death Do We Part
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Scenegurl.jpg|Vanna Venom
Ambrehh.jpg|Ambrehh, a very well known scene kid
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File:Scene belts.png|Studded belts
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File:Gir lol by xxlilemomonsterxx dfii52w-pre.jpg|GIR LOL by xXLilEmoMonsterXx on Deviantart
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File:Iconic.jpg|@imadesomethingcreative on TikTok
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Vocaloidoldwebalt.jpg|Fanart of Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin and Megurine Luka from VOCALOID in the Scene art style. Credits: @ghost--towne
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