Introduction

You know the feeling. You're discussing your favorite bands with a couple of your friends when that chick in the tight black slacks, matching jacket and with that damned lock of hair hanging in front of her eyes butts in and blurts something to the effect of: "Yeah, I just love emo bands, I'm going to a concert this Saturday, everyone who's anyone in the scene is gonna be there…" Or you're waiting for the bus, dressed in your best baggy jeans, Metallica shirt and army-green combat jacket (complete with chains adorning the reverse) when the bus driver pulls up, informs you that his bus is for football supporters and not for "fucking goths" and drives away. Or even, after you've immersed yourself in such terminology and you think you know what you're talking about when you start differentiating rave from trance, or screamo from hardcore for that matter, and one of your know-it-all, subcultureder-than-thou buddies completely and totally refutes your hard-gleaned......

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Title: Subcultures
Approximate Word Count: 4379
Approximate Pages: 18 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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