“The Scene”

     The new day-in-age. Our future. Our young corrupted youth individuals (The leaders of tomorrow.) The ones who are goal-driven in life. They are goal-driven to be the “biggest celebrity” that has ever hit MySpace! Though, it’s kind of scary seeing the kids that are actually in this world. The thing that bothers me the most out of our generation though, is the “scene” – No, no – not scene as in “what’s hip?” Scene as in “Scene Kids.” I mean, unless, that is what’s hip…. That’s right, I went there! Seriously, I would like to know what the hell is up with the multi-colored striped hair, the little kid costume jewlery, the extensive artwork of the M.A.C. makeup, the tight clothes, and the “emo, I don’t really give a f*uck” look. 

 

Jeffree Star

 

 

    I want to know who created this scene called “scene.” Could it have been the infamous Jeffree Star? OH WAIT, or it could have been the amazing Kiki Kannibal! Wow, how could I even forget about her?! Stupid me! Oh, and where are my manners – Matthew Lush – known for his “cute” pouty faces and heart hand gestures. I want to know who the hell these people are, and how they think they are famous? Oh yes, they do have thousands and thousands of friends on MySpace and are now well-known around the U.S. and most likely, the world too! Let’s face it though, you have your “famous” scene people; you have your “wanna-be” famous scene people. Jeffree Star is an idol to many (the reason IS unknown!). People actually get Jeffree Star tattood on their bodies! I have no idea what this world has come to! 

 

Kiki Kannibal

 

     Hell, if it were that easy to become famous, I would tie-dye my hair and wear awesomely tight clothes rockin’ my grandmothers costume jewelry that I happened to stumble across rummaging through her closet! Most of the scene people out there claim to be “real” and straight-up. How can someone be real when they are dressed based upon a cross between Barbie and a raccoon. Do they expect ‘normal’ people to take them seriously? People are people and they are who they are. But the “scene” is growing as if it’s a new ethnic race! Pretty soon it’s going to be a cult. I just wonder when it’s too far for something. This, I think is too far. The only major question throughout writing this blog is simply – “why?” 

 

 

Matthew Lush