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Not pop-punk but I want to remind you of the banger of a line "You tell your boyfriend that if he got beef, that Im a vegetarian and I ain't fucking scared of him"

Gabi’s commitment to using footage where the mic did not pick up here singing classic cringes instead of re-shooting or re-conceptualising is one of the reasons I continue to watch her videos

They broke the big unwritten rule, they committed the biggest punk sin: they revealed that it was an industry by actual trying to become famous…

In Panics defense it was literally written by 16 year old boys 😅😅😅😂

"resurgence of emo" and they just look like what non alt people think emos look like 😭😭

The mic cutting out when you were singing your heart out had me crying

I hate the way some of these cringe pop punk guys sexualise goth women.

27:56 No one owns a whole genre except how JoJo Siwa owns gay pop, you mean.

Gabi mentioning the lack of sense with the phrase ‘could care less’ makes me feel so validated, it always confuses me when people say it like that!

8:02 “THIS IS THE HARDEST SONG WE HAVE EVER WRITTEN 👹👹 i met a girl and i really thought she liked meeee 💅💅✨🤪” vibe 😭😭

The microphone not picking it up and gabi not giving a shit makes it even more emo.

something kinda crazy about tx2 is that he “purposely makes rage bait” and then he complains about twitter hate comments at shows and on his social media pages and even make songs about how he’s sick of the hate he gets and how much it affects him

As a dad in his very early 40's, who has been a Panic fan for 20 years, I felt attacked by your assessment of their cringy lyrics.  You were absolutely right but I still felt attacked.

I don't hate mgk for making people think pop punk is cringe. I hate him because he's a creep and seemingly has built his image around being bargain bin Lil Peep

I think a huge part of why this wave of emo music is less emotionally affecting isn't only because "it hits different when you're in your 20s", but importantly also that there isn't really a culture tied to the music anymore.

music genre used to play a lot more into how you dressed daily, who you hung out with, and the place you saw yourself in society. this definitely had downsides, but also added a lot of depth and shared in-group experience to the music!

today's emo has been aestheticized - it's currently more about a vibe, a mood, rather than a whole community and culture

it kind of baffles me how emo keeps persisting.  back in the 2000s i actually hated being called emo, i was a punk-goth and honestly that's just how i started seeing emo too.  but i was a pretty popular emo angsty artist on deviantART in the mid-2000s and it's been interesting seeing how, to this day, ten years later, people still browse my gallery and add my art to "2000s emo" collections.  it's really sweet and touching that people (mostly teenagers) still find meaning in artwork i did twenty years ago, but i always felt a little confused why it continued to be popular.

Hearing "Dress like you wish you did in 2007" fucking destroys my soul at 38...

YOU MET WEEZER????

i think a lot of the issue with tiktok emo/alt music is a lot of it lacks actual substance or memorability, it all feels very surface level, samey and a lot of the artists treat emo as more costumey instead of an actual subculture