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Deine online Schreibplattform. Teile deine Storys und Gedichte mit der Welt und werde Teil der Community!
Entdecke das Königreich & all die zahlreichen Geschichten, welche dort entdeckt werden können.
âAnd everytime I look at you, I know Iâm never good enough for you.â
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âCome on, make it easy, say I never mattered.â
â Fall Out Boy
Why so serious?
Donât go chasing waterfall
Cold Mirror by @theforestbirdsÂ
untitled by sonido efervescente on Flickr.
âSuddenly youâre 21 and screaming along in your car to all the songs you used to listen to when you were sad in middle school and everything is different but everything is good.â
I turned 13 in 2008. The Myspace era was coming to a close and Facebook became the new preferred social media platform. The music I had found in my preteen and early teen years majorly shaped my current music taste at 21 years old. Like for most people, middle school and high school were not easy times. The music that I came across on Myspace and the early YouTube years reflected the real emotions and struggles that I faced. It made me not want to only listen to songs like Gold Digger, Ms. New Booty, Smack That, My Humps, I Kissed a Girl, or whatever else was playing everywhere. I craved music that I could relate to. I needed music with true emotion behind it.Â
Anyways, here are the songs that got me through my preteen and early years and shaped who I am today. Theyâre in no particular order.Â
Move Along
All American Rejects, Move Along - 2005
It Ends Tonight
All American Rejects, Move Along - 2005
How to Save a Life
The Fray, How to Save a Life - 2005
Wake Me Up When September Ends
Green Day, American Idiot - 2004
Stay Together for the Kids
blink-182, Take Off Your Pants and Jacket - 2001
Adamâs SongÂ
blink-182, Enema of the State - 1999
Face DownÂ
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Donât You Fake it - 2006
Hate Me
Blue October, Foiled - 2006
Welcome To My Life
Simple Plan, Still Not Getting Any - 2004
Iâm Just a KidÂ
Simple Plan, No Pads, No HelmetâŠJust Balls - 2002
Iâm Not Okay (I Promise)Â
My Chemical Romance, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge - 2004
Famous Last WordsÂ
My Chemical Romance, The Black Parade - 2006
The Great Escape
Boys Like Girls, Boys Like Girls - 2006
Therapy
All Time Low, Nothing Personal - 2009
Scars
Papa Roach, Getting Away With Murder - 2004
PapercutÂ
Linkin Park, Hybrid Theory - 2000
You Be The Anchor That Keeps My Feet On The Ground, Iâll Be The Wings That Keep Your Heart In The Clouds
Mayday Parade, A Lesson in Romantics - 2007
Unwell
Matchbox Twenty, More Than You Think You Are - 2002
In Too DeepÂ
Sum 41, All Killer, No Filler - 2001
Meant to LiveÂ
Switchfoot, The Best Yet - 2008
On The Brightside
NeverShoutNever!, The Summer EP - 2009Â
Spotify playlist (x)
circa 2005 emo punk rock: a playlist from your youth
yellowcard - ocean avenue sum 41 - in too deep blink-182 - whatâs my age again? good charlotte - the anthem fall out boy - this ainât a scene, itâs an arms race green day - american idiot my chemical romance - helena (so long & goodnight) harvey danger - flagpole sitta paramore - misery business fall out boy - dance, dance panic! at the disco - lying is the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off 3oh!3 - donât trust me blink-182 - all the small things jimmy eat world - the middle the all-american rejects - move along sugarcult - memory simple plan - perfect linkin park - in the end good charlotte - girls & boys wheatus - teenage dirtbag lit - my own worst enemy jackâs mannequin - dark blue bowling for soup - almost boys like girls - the great escape lustra - scotty doesnât know all time low - dear maria, count me in mayday parade - jersey rise against - swing life away papa roach - scars three days grace - never too late we the kings - skyway avenue blue october - hate me the starting line - the best of me taking back sunday - youâre so last summer ⊠plus a whole lot more, like, a LOT more
https://open.spotify.com/user/1280290151/playlist/3QOYotEnDXRBCzmilysXbA
if listening to your favourite band after you havenât listened to them in a while doesnât feel like home itâs not your favourite band
âItâs just a bandâ
Brendon Urie: *wore a rainbow flag the day after a shooting on stage and dared homophobes to shoot him if there were any of them on his concert*
5sos: talk about mental illness and do music about it, criticize capitalism and society as well as toxic relationships
Twenty one pilots: donât even get me started. Great personalities with deep meaningful lyrics and damn good music; still humor and always positive on hinting on staying alive
Got7: give up half of their clothing when it rains and protect their fans from the rain; do random âstagesâ on the street when they meet fans, perform at hospitals for free, support women on #metoo
Fall out boy: own fund for over 20,000 children for education, food & more
B.A.P : criticize war, education systems, politics and their own agency, unicef ambassadors since theyâre 16-20 yrs old
Fewjar: do 24hrs+ live streams and donate for sth new every year
BTS: talk about literally every issue they can find like beauty standards, racism in the government & police, education, capitalism etc etc, collab with unicef, mental illness discussions & self love appreciation AF.
Stray Kids: Literally say FUCK IT, attend NY pride privately all together (yes, all nine), discuss topics as bullying, homesickness, mental illness and healing process, fight any kind of beauty- and gender standards
Simple Plan: Do MVs with their fans, a lot of them being about succeeding over depression, a song about how music can save lifes
EXO: openly support homosexuality, feminism and gender neutrality, help out at childrenâs hospitals and donate, fuck gender expectations in any kinda way
Linkin Park: A lot of mental illness discussion and donations & suicide preventions
Imagine Dragons: promote love, peace and kindness, positivity and self love
Monsta X: Pro-black, learn languages of EVERY COUNTRY they have a concert in, step out of their limousine with flowers for their waiting fans, playing gay roles in their own music videos
One Direction: songs about toxic relationships, #rainbowdirection, songs for the fans, hs totally supporting women & lgbtq, unicef collabs
Cross Gene: any kind of creative dance & multilingual support, discuss and criticize pressure of society and beauty standards (weight), one of them played a gay character in a drama
SHINee: go on after a suicide of their own not even a YEAR ago, unicef ambassadors since 2010, donated all of their money of this yearâs concerts to a selfmade foundation for mental illness and creative youth, share literal light as in candles with their fans, joined fans as they did a shinee flashmob
Them:
Itâs just a baaaaaaand
Found my life in a picture
ââAll my clothes would look better if I was skinnerââ
â - every time I get dressed
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