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We all know it is trash but it is our trash and we unite and connect with eachother through our own fandom or finding others

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No matter sexuality, race, background. Everybody connects through clothing and music

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Many people with different background and stories connecting through their likeness for music and clothing.

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In my opinion the people that follow a more emo / scene / punk style are all about acceptance in my opinion. They judge less because they are themselves pretty much outcasts and most of the times as what i have heard and felt do feel somewhat misunderstood but that is why they are open for many different styles and people.

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noticeable clothing style or hair.

Mix between very colourful and dark.

Very expressive and creative

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Connecting through music.
Feeling understood by music. Relatable music to you as a teenager and still listening and connecting with it when you're older. Nostalgia

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Gatherings/meet ups cause of liking the same band or youtuber.

Example
- MCRmy meet ups
- Dan and phil meet ups
- Concerts

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In the earlier days I personally met a lot of like wise people through Habbo hotel. People find the weirdest platforms and ways to connect. But games in my opinion are the most easiest to find people through

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Meeting spots, gatherings
- The Adam emo Brug Vondelpark (yes this is a real thing)
- Tumblr
- Reddit
- Earlier days; Myspace
- Discord
- Sort of instagram / tiktok

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Emo / Punk / Scene Community

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A visual collage

Assignment: Deliver a creative work in the Spell Medium of your choosing.

The work must elaborate on 2 the following questions.

In what way does this community meet?

(Online? Offline? Specific sites, apps?)

In what way is this community based on multi layered identities?

Why is it important that this community gets more attention?

What can mainstream culture learn from this community?