The document provides descriptions of various social tribes or subcultures including their origins, stereotypical fashion styles, and favorite music genres. It discusses emo, hip hop, rockers, goths, grime, teen pop, R&B, and heavy metal subcultures. For each tribe, it outlines characteristics of their clothing, hairstyles, shoes, accessories, and popular musical artists.

1. Social Tribes

2. Emo The correct definition for ‘Emo’ is ‘Emotive Hardcore and is a sub genre of hardcore punk which originated in the 1980s. Later in the 1990s emo artists formed in the United states and influenced the music industry, as record labels then began to specialise in that style. Emo’s today are stereotyped as being depressed, alone and misunderstood by the world. They usually express their true emotions through poetry and music. Emo’s also have a stereotyped appearance to them, this is shown through the: Hair - layered and dyed, preferably black with highlights, can vary form short cropped hair to straight, long hair, Clothes - skinny jeans and black band T-Shirts as well as a few bright tops, Shoes - black and white converses or Vans, you can customise them with neon laces, and finally … Accessories - Hair Bows, Band Wrist bands and Head Bands in black and few colourful ones. Band Badges, rubber bracelets and studded bags and belts. Emos are also stereotyped for self harming them selves due to their depression. Music Appreciation Emo is a rock music genre, usually emo’s can rock along with a bass, guitar and a violin, sometimes they can turn their own poetry in to songs. Good examples of Emo Music are in the following: My Chemical Romance , Fall Out Boy and Paramore .

3. Hip Hop Hip Hop originated in the African American and Latino American communities of New York City during the late 1970s. DJ Africa Bambaataa is known as the one who outlined Hip Hop culture with: Rap (spoken or chanted rhyming lyrics which is a primary ingredient in Hip Hop music), DJ (someone who selects and plays recorded music for an audience), Break dancing (a style of dance), Graffiti Writing and Beat Boxing (vocal percussion). The stereotyped dress sense belonging to Hip Hop lovers is similar to the early 1980s form of dress, including: Clothes- Slim fit denim jeans, vintage style t-shirts, sport coats and zipper hoodies, Shoes - trainers made by named brands like Nike, Addidas and Vans, Hair - tend to have short hair as well as long hair (influenced by artists), Accessories - belts, biker chains, diamond jewellery, gold jewellery and big glasses. The Hip hop dress sense is influenced by Hip Hop artists them selves, as some have started their own clothing line, for example: Kimora Lee Simmons (Baby Phat), Eminem (Shady Limited) and Nelly (Apple Bottom Jeans). Hip Hop lovers tend to listen to: Eminem Missy Elliott P Diddy

4. Rockers In the 1960s in the United Kingdom, Rockers were a term associated with motorcycle riding youths. In the 1960s Rockers were also called greasers or grease, an offensive term called by mods and skinheads. Rockers today are always misunderstood with emos when it comes to fashion and music, but they do have their own unique styles which differentiate their social groups. Rockers usually wear: Shirts - Band T-Shirts or Striped T-Shirts, Trousers - Baggy or Tight pants, Jackets - Black leather Jacket, Plain Hoodies or Denim Jackets, Hair Style – Different hair cuts ranging from long hair to short hair, Shoes - Converse, Vans, Boots or Trainers, Accessories – Spiked or Studded Wristbands, pinned badges and black or patterned scarves. Most rockers are usually identified by their black eye liner. Clearly obvious, Rockers tend to listen to rock music ranging from: Marilyn Manson , Linkin Park and Evanescence .

5. Goths The Goth subculture first started in the United kingdom during the early 1980s in the gothic rock scene, which was a result of the post-punk genre. The Goth tribe has survived much longer compared to the other sub cultures belonging to that era, and has continued to evolve since then. The Goth tribe was influenced by gothic literature, horror films and was linked to the BDSM culture which is a role play of experiences of pain and tension. Gothic fashion is labelled as dark and moody, this is shown through their: Hair- dyed black hair, Clothes- black period styled clothing borrowed from the Elizabethan, Victorian, Medieval and Renaissance times which often express religious imagery such as crucifixes and ankhs, Shoes- black boots and Accessories- silver piercings, spiked jewellery, black eyeliner, black fingernails and dark makeup contrasting against pale skin. Goths fashion is sometimes confused with Heavy Metal fashion. Goths tend to listen to: The Cure , The Sisters of Mercy and Bauhaus .

6. Grime Grime is a genre of urban music which first materialised in East London in England during the late 1990s to the early 2000s. Grime is in fact a development of: garage, dance hall and hip hop. Grime has it’s own sense of fashion, including: Clothes- bright coloured hoodies, bright sport jackets, baggy t-shirts with lettering, baggy jeans, Hair- cut short or long, sometimes braided and usually put back, Shoes- bright trainers and Accessories- baseball cap, silver, gold and colourful jewellery e.g. rings, chains and bracelets. Many performers demonstrated their skills on the UK Pirate Radio, achieving underground success before becoming famous on the mainstream. Examples of Grime Artists are: Dizzee Rascal , Lady Sovereign and Tinchy Strider .

7. Teeny Pop Pop lovers usually listen to: Britney Spears , Justin Timberlake and Hannah Montana . Pop first came about in the mid 1950s which was a softer form of rock n roll and rock music in general. It focused on targeting the youth market through relatively short and simple love songs. Even though pop still has the basic pop elements from the 50s, it has started to grasp influences from other forms of popular music, (for example, rock music), advancing and producing new variations on existing themes. When it comes to pop, there is a stereotype that pop is mainly very girly, targeting females more then males, examples of this is reflected through pop fashion: Clothes- a lot of pinks and purples reflected through t-shirts, dresses and skirts, also has other bright colours such as blue, yellow and red, Hair- the stereotype look is blonde but pop has now introduced brunettes as well as other hair colours, hair is also stereotyped as being long and wavy, Shoes- high heals are popular, and Accessories- a lot of jewellery in diamonds and silver, also hair bands and colourful belts. Like most tribes, pop fashion is influenced by pop artists.

8. RNB Examples of RNB Artists are: Beyonce Knowles , Ne-Yo and Mariah Carey . RNB short for Rhythm and Blues is a genre of popular African American music which originated in the 1940s. The term was used by recording companies to describe African American Artists when urban, rocking, jazz based music with a heavy persistent beat was becoming popular. RNB has had a variety of meanings including: electric blues, gospel and soul music (1960s), Soul and Funk (1970s) and Contemporary RNB (1980s). RNB includes fashion such as: Clothes- black, white, chocolate, red are sophisticated colours worn as dresses, waist coats, slim jeans and shirts, Hair- a lot of variety of hairstyles which are all clean cut, Shoes- women- high healed shoes and for men- black sleek shoes, and Accessories- diamond jewellery and simple belts.

9. Heavy Metal Examples of Heavy Metal Music are: Slipknot , Led zeppelin and Deep Purple . Heavy Metal is a genre of rock music that appeared in the United States and the United Kingdom in the late 1960s and the early 1970s. Heavy Metal has blues rock and psychedelic rock roots which developed a unique sound through highly amplified distortion, extended guitar solos, emphatic beats and overall loudness. Heavy metal lovers are sometimes confused with Gothic fashion, but in fact, they have their own distinct style: Clothes- blue jeans, black t-shirts with logos of metal bands, black leather or jean jackets (gaudy clothing) Hair- down the back long hair has been distinguished as the most crucial feature of metal fashion, (performers usually wore long, dyed, hairspray teased hair), Shoes- black boots, and Accessories- chains, metal studs, headbands, jewellery, skulls, leather and crosses. Heavy Metal Artists are most recognised for their use of makeup, including: lip stick and eyeliner against pale skin. Heavy metal Artists are familiar in engaging in physical gestures when performing, such as head banging.

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