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I can see that. So I want to end on the current wave of pop-punk in the mainstream, with Olivia Rodrigo and Machine Gun Kelly. How does any emo-adjacent genre becoming popular again fit into this equation? I know writers like Ian Cohen and Andy Greenwald are in the database and they’ve certainly put in their time. And I know Pitchfork is in there, not necessarily in a complimentary way. What’s the most obscure thing I might find? I asked an emo if they wanted to go outside, but they said they prefer the dark corners of their room. There has long been a debate about how to classify a band like Jawbreaker. Though they met in Southern California and recorded dozens of singles while attending college in New York, the band cut their teeth in the hallowed Bay Area punk scene. But by their second album, Bivouac, they had begun incorporating brighter vocal melodies and slower guitar progressions in place of their chugging riffs; were they perhaps one of the earliest “pop punk” bands? “Chesterfield King” certainly has hallmarks of the genre—a simple four-chord intro, a yelping frontman, a shout-along chorus.

Step 4: Emo bangs will either be on the left or right side of your head. So, if you do a middle partition, its high time you change it so that your hair naturally falls to either side of your face. Not that I was surprised but obviously a little bummed emo didn't really get repped in the Rolling Stones' recent best singers list. I thought about doing a form where everyone could just rate/rank their favorites but I thought a thread might just be best. Runner-up: “Fire Engine Red,” Boys Life The Promise Ring’s Davey von Bohlen performs in Cologne, Germany, in 2002. Getty Images 1997: “Red & Blue Jeans,” the Promise Ring Step 7: Separate the hair you intend to cut off and tie the rest of the hair securely. In case you have thinner hair separate your bangs in two different layers. Now, cut your hair in an angle towards one side of your face by an inch. Keep in mind that the upper layer of your hair should be slightly shorter than the lower layer. Best Emo Bangs for Every WomenThere’s a great diagram where you answer questions like, “Do you think you’re emo? No. Are you emo then? Yes,” and “Do you think you’re emo? Yes. Are you emo? No.” There’s a little bit of, “Just do it, man.” People can force it and I support a lot of bands that fly the flag. But go be at the show. Help out, clean up at the end of the night. Get into it a little bit versus showing up for the headliner or showing up for the best song. By some of the rulings on IsThisBandEmo.com, it seems like you and the Council may be strict originalists: Third-Wave bands like the Used or MCR, which are typically considered emo, are listed as not emo . Anxious feels like the perfect ending to a recap of emo’s history. The Connecticut band, whose straight-edge members are barely old enough to legally drink, were teenagers during the mid-2010 peak of emo revival, and like sad sponges absorbed everything the genre offered. Their harsh-clean vocal dynamics recall Touché Amoré and even early Fall Out Boy; their layered guitar hooks could be mistaken for a Jimmy Eat World cover band. The acoustic love song “Wayne” feels like a contemporary, less-self-loathing update on Dashboard Confessional. They even reference bands that broke up before they were born: The slanted rhythms of “You When You’re Gone” are a send-up of First-Wave giants like Texas Is the Reason and Penfold. But they’re not simply regurgitating their influences. On “In April,” they combine them into a song that’s greater than its parts: twinkling guitar melodies, dense rhythms, sing-screamed vocal harmonies, a quintessentially Third-Wave instrumental buildup to the final chorus. It sums to a band that sounds at once nostalgic and like a harbinger of emo to come. — AG I was excited for the ginger emojis until I found out it wasn’t for all the people emojis. It’s its own emoji. Get me a ginger one of this emoji 💁🏼‍♀️ and then we’ll talk about how cool you are @AppleSupport

Led by a straight-edge record-store clerk and a CalArts student who would go on to design Britney Spears album covers, Touché Amoré were the most populist of the Wavers—though it might have been tough to tell based on the title of their 2009 debut: … To the Beat of a Dead Horse. Thing is, frontman Jeremy Bolm admitted that “The Wave” was “an inside joke that got taken too far,” underscoring how the people who both made and consumed this music understood the grim humor in dedicating oneself to music this deadly serious. “I speak in sarcasm to relate to all the things I appreciate,” he yells during “Honest Sleep,” a veritable epic at 2:32 compared to the 90-second spasms that make up most of Dead Horse, and one that tries to discern the meaning of a hardcore life—making the hopes, dreams, and deepest fears of the guy on stage relatable to those of the people on the floor. Depending on the situation, the last verse might be repeated three or four times: “I’m losing sleep, I’m losing friends/I’ve got a love-hate-love with the city I’m in/I’ll count the hours, having just one wish/If I’m doing fine there’s no point to this.” I don’t think I’ve ever seen Bolm actually sing all of them himself. By that point, he’s held the mic to the crowd, knowing full well his words are no longer his alone. — IC I have had varying layers of how I feel over the years. Obviously there’s this First Wave: Rites of Spring, Embrace. They didn’t even know what that was. That was just hardcore bands doing something a little bit weirder. When Guy Picciotto was on my podcast, he was like, “I never knew this until years later.” The Second Wave, the ’90s: the Promise Ring, Jimmy Eat World, Christie Front Drive. That was a nice time period where it wasn’t popular, but it was getting popular. I like the ride up. Are you ready to experience the beauty of dark humor with our emo jokes that blend wit and melancholy, appealing to those who appreciate the introspective side of life?Americans always, like when they can’t stand running away from the country, throw themselves from the floor, set fire to gasoline, hang themselves, and throw themselves from a height. Why did the emo bring a tissue to the party? In case they needed to wipe away their emotional breakdown. De facto frontman, bassist, and lyricist Pete Wentz had no qualms about his bald ambition: “You’re going to eat, sleep and breathe [Fall Out Boy]. I want it to be a way you think about the world,” he told Rolling Stone while touring From Under the Cork Tree. By the time the song reached no. 8 on the Billboard charts and went platinum four times over in the U.S., it was obvious that Wentz had achieved his goal. Beyond the success of the single, “Sugar We’re Goin Down” opened the floodgates to a sea of verbose, overly literary emo—some of it directly A&R’d by Wentz, like Panic! At the Disco—that would dominate Warped Tours for years to come. — AG

We are introducing younger audiences to the world of emo humor with our kid-friendly emo jokes, ensuring smiles all around. Runner-up: “Covet,” Basement 2013: “Getting Sodas,” The World Is a Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid to Die Fans tend to take discussions around subgenres and authenticity seriously within emo. Is there anything unique about this subculture compared with others? Hold up. I thought the ginger emoji would be a colour option the same as all the other hair colors are for 🤷🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️💁🏻‍♀️ etc not just 👩🏻‍🦰?! What’s that all about? Disappointed AF! ☹️

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How do you determine what level a band needs to be at before they make the database? I presume you can’t put in every band with a three-song EP they made in GarageBand. Runner-up: “Action and Action,” The Get Up Kids Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional performs at the Roseland Ballroom in New York City on Sept. 5, 2003. Photo by Debra L Rothenberg/FilmMagic 2000: “Screaming Infidelities,” Dashboard Confessional Runner-up: “Curse of Curves,” Cute Is What We Aim For Paramore performs at the Fillmore in Detroit on Dec. 17, 2007. Photo by Paul Warner/WireImage 2007: “Misery Business,” Paramore For the ones with a mature sense of humor, our emo jokes for adults provide a blend of wit and relatability, appealing to emo enthusiasts.