23 Emo Songs That Are Still A Bop
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23 Emo Songs That Are Still A Bop

When we reflect on our middle school years, most of us will admit that we went through an emo/scene phase. From this phase, especially those in the early 2000s, these are the greatest songs that are still a hit today.

Jordon Seig
Aug 06, 2019
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23 Emo Songs That Are Still A Bop
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These 23 songs are still iconic even in 2019. From Fall Out Boy to Linkin Park to Bowling for Soup to My Chemical Romance, be prepared to take a blast into the past as you remember listening to these songs on your little MP3 player during your emo phase.


*I do not own the rights to any of these songs or videos. All credit to where it is due.*

1. Numb - Linkin Park

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I think we have all listened to this song on repeat as we looked out the window pretending we were in a movie. LP Fans truly understood this song after Chester's Suicide in 2017. Gone but never forgotten.

2. The Diary of Jane - Breaking Benjamin

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I am not sure who Jane is but he hurt Benjamin's heart.

3. I Hate Everything About You- Three Days Grace

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4. Never Too Late- Three Days Grace

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5. Pain- Three Days Grace

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6. I'm Not Okay (I Promise)- My Chemical Romance

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I think we all are waiting for a MCR reunion...

7. Sugar, We're Going Down- Fall About Boy

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8. Check Yes, Juliet- We The Kings

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9. Boulevard of Broken Dreams- Green Day

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10. Adam's Song - blink-182

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11. Teenagers- My Chemical Romance

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12. 1985- Bowling For Soup

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13. Dirty Little Secret- The All-American Rejects

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14. DONTTRUSTME- 3OH!3

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15. Give You Hell- The All-American Rejects

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16. Misery Business- Paramore

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17. American Idiot- Green Day

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18. All The Small Things- blink-182

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19. Beverly Hills- Weezer

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20. Thnks fr th Mmrs- Fall Out Boy

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21. 21 Guns- Green DAy

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22. In The End- Black Veil Brides

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23. Welcome to the Black Parade - My Chemical Romance

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This songs is iconic to all those who have gone through the emo phase. MCR needs to come together one last time to sing this song for us all.

There are more songs that I can add but the list would go on forever. All in All, these songs are bound to bring back memories of your scene or emo phase. For me, my phase is over but I still listen to these songs on a daily basis because they are all simply iconic and will never get old.

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