Scene Girls

Definition

An extinct early-2000s subculture of goth-inflected teens identifiable by teased hair, excessive eyeliner, and devotion to emo bands—basically an endangered species that peaked around 2010.

Example Usage

Looking at my old yearbook photos, I'm shocked how many Scene Girls there were back then.

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