emo and screamp

[samsaBEAR]

OH NOES!!!!!1111 PLZ DONT INFRACTION-IZE ME!

Your also quite full of yourself arent you =p
I know next to nothing about music knowledge, I just listen to it

[YoManGo!]

totally i act like an **** hole on the internet coz i have no friends in real life

[samsaBEAR]

Awww poor spud

[YoManGo!]

will you be my friend? 33

[samsaBEAR]

Yah Ill be your friend 3

[YoManGo!]

omgg ur the best we shud myspace n stuff

[samsaBEAR]

ZOMFG YEAH! Every possible thing, we should be friend lolz

[YoManGo!]

omg i wrote a poem today coz this girl left me
i hate my privaledged middle class life!!!!!!!!

and that, children, is what MTV turned emo into.

[samsaBEAR]

I SENT YOU A FRIEND REQUEST ON LAST.FM! ACCEPT PLZ

tbh i dont care what I listen to/what people think about what i listen to

[FlyingJesus]

i am the pickiest person everrrr on genres, and my musical knowledge is so vast i can fight off most competitors, i stick to my strengths.

I lol'd at that.

You haven't stated any truths, you've simply said "I'm right you're wrong".
Musical knowledge has nothing to do with how many blogs you've read, what articles you've read, what dodgy anti-MTV conspiracist you've been talking to, or how many different genres you can name. Musical knowledge is to do with how you interpret the music yourself, but mostly how it is presented by the artist. Your arguments seem to be "if I don't like a band, it can't possibly be in a genre that I like", which is a load of crap. I like punk, but I don't like all punk bands. I like rap, but not all rappers. I like power-ballads, but some people are rubbish with their power-ballads. That doesn't mean that the artists are not of a certain genre; get over yourself.