>>12
Well, the emo cut looked authentic.

But the question is, why would you go through so much trouble to get a bad hairstyle like that, that even looks retarded on people who naturally have hair that way? What next, mess up your eyes staring at the sun so that you need glasses? (and I actually know someone who did that.) Heck, emo isn't even a black subculture.

I suppose my point overall was that it could be done, and don't be a racist.

As for you, >>1, try making up your own styles. Don't be one who follows but rather, one who creates. God speed.