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Contrary to popular belief, hardcore has almost nothing to do with the emo culture. Hardcore music, which can very loosely be tied to emo music because of the screaming/yelling, is usually about morals and life itself. Instead of screaming, "I would very much like to kill myself," these individuals are singing things more along the lines of "I will never give up my dreams." The typical "hardcore kid" can be found wearing any assortment of clothes, from gym shorts and hoodies to skinny jeans and baggy T's. Along with these basics of apparel, hardcore kids often have tattoo's, gauges, short hair and sometimes keep their facial hair. Typical hardcore bands include: Have Heart, Verse, Life Long Tragedy, Comeback Kid, Converge,
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