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Reply to Hxc on Sat, 03 Apr 2021 15:34:02 GMT

Justin Bieber — Sat, 03 Apr 2021 15:34:02 GMT

not what most of you are saying... its all about standing up for what you beleive in standing your ground and never backing down. its the marine motto DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR
it started with such bands as black flagg its not the 2 step not your clothes not your crew not straight edge its not chugging a liter of vodka its being fed up with being a second class citizen and letting it be known its standing up when no one else will

Reply to Hxc on Thu, 20 Apr 2017 10:43:42 GMT

Little_Girl — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 10:43:42 GMT

the way most douche bags and tools spell hardcore

Reply to Hxc on Fri, 15 Jan 2021 03:55:02 GMT

Jessica — Fri, 15 Jan 2021 03:55:02 GMT

posuer hardcore. ex: underoath, the almost, all that shit music that gets on warped tour nowadays

Reply to Hxc on Thu, 06 Jan 2022 05:34:02 GMT

Britney — Thu, 06 Jan 2022 05:34:02 GMT

Abbreviation of Hardcore, more often than not referring to the music, scene, and people that are associated with it. In large part, pup-punk scenes and hardcore scenes coincide, but not without issues.
Generally, hXc bands at pop punk shows attract hXc kids, which hardly ever ends well, usually because of the lack of respect for the venues rules by the hXc kids.
In large part, hXc kids are wannabe tough guys who pick fights in groups and carry weapons around at all times.
Thats all modern-day hardcore has amounted to; gang mentality. Its not about the music or togetherness anymore. Its about picking fights and seeing whos toughest and who can be the biggest hardass.
Most hXc kids are quite generic and almost always have a look consisting of a shaved head/short hair, a band tee, and camo shorts.
Any hXc kid will deny these claims and probably say that anyone who makes them has no idea what theyre talking about.

Reply to Hxc on Sat, 11 Jul 2020 05:25:02 GMT

Jessica — Sat, 11 Jul 2020 05:25:02 GMT

HXC is just short for the word hardcore. hardcore is a music genre but also is an attitude and a way of life. Most people who like or are into HXC usally didnt fit in very well with the popular crowd or just didnt feel like they belong there so they found a place where they fit in and had a home and could relate with other people, this was HXC. There are many versions of HXC. some people say that to be hardcore you must be straight edge and vegan, while others say that you shouldnt be straight edge. The genre of music has many diffrent views too. people say that true hardcore is bands such as : madball, throwdown,terror,The warriors and others say that hardcore is bands like : As I lay Dying, underoath, avenged sevenfold. People have been arguing about what hardcore TRUELY is but theres so many diffrent perspectives of it who really knows what true hardcore is, hardcore is what ever you want it to be.

Reply to Hxc on Thu, 20 Apr 2017 10:43:41 GMT

Britney — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 10:43:41 GMT

Contrary to what has been posted earlier, the X wasnt simply put in hXc because it looked cool. It originated back in the punk scene in New York back in the 80s.

Originally, NYHC was written on a white shirt with the N to the left side of the X, the Y to the right. The H was at the top portion and the C at the bottom. Looking similar to this:

\H/
NxY
/C\

This is back in the day, before the labels of emo or scene or some other moniker the sheep can come up with.

This was Punk, it was Anarchy, it was Hardcore. Not the sad perversion that it has become today.

Reply to Hxc on Thu, 06 Aug 2020 22:05:01 GMT

Sonia — Thu, 06 Aug 2020 22:05:01 GMT

adj. (music) referring to the hardcore scene, especially of the straight edge variety (symbolized by the x)
n. (music) the hardcore scene, of which there are two major varieties:

fashionxcore, etc.: the blood brothers, eighteen visions, atreyu, the bled, etc.
old school/tough guy, etc.: madball, hatebreed, throwdown, bane, converge

Reply to Hxc on Fri, 08 Dec 2017 20:05:02 GMT

Tina — Fri, 08 Dec 2017 20:05:02 GMT

A style of music characterized by having both metal and punk influence. The term was first coined by the band DOA on the Hardcore 82 EP, if Im not mistaken. Unfortunately, its being taken to extremes by suburban gangbangers who form crews and beat the shit out of people who dont let them karate dance wherever they want to. And they dont have any respect at all, in most cases. Hardcore used to be about unity and brotherhood, but now its about who has the biggest crew and who dances the hardest. And its becoming closer and closer to bad death metal with 1-chord breakdowns.

Reply to Hxc on Wed, 20 Jan 2021 03:34:04 GMT

Little_Girl — Wed, 20 Jan 2021 03:34:04 GMT

There was a time when hardcore was more than music, it was a movement. Anyone, regardless of how well they could play an instrument could express themselves musically in ways too agressive, too brutal and in most circumstances too honest for even edgy mainstream music. It was a time when bands were willing to push the envelope while breaking all the rules, and didnt let the fact that they had to do it all by themselves stop them. True hardcore is an unstopable messege, totally seperate from the countless trends (from Bleached hair to Girl Jeans) that have come and gone. Its going to a show with 9 kids or 1000 kids who are perfect strangers or your best friends, and knowing that everyone in the room with a soul is compelled with the same unmatched intensity, to think how they want to think, to do what they know is right to be what they want to be and never let anyone even think they can stop them.
I think over the years weve all gotten spoiled to the point where we dont care about much more than what we have, how many babes we can slay (if youre a dude) and above all else, our social status. People get so caught up in that shit that they cant undertand the value of something that doesnt provide any material benefit or make them appear special in whatever way, yet it has the capacity to empower every kid to live life to the fullest, be his/herself and have a shit-ton of fun in the process.
I think its unfortunate that people these days pick out all the trappings of hardcore, the fashion trends, the image (there are tons of images) and limit hardcore to just that, since it suits their superficial way that they approach the world. It makes about as much sense as taking the pickles off of a big mac and calling them hamburgers (i mean if you really like pickles.) I hope this definition helps people reexamine the way they think about hardcore, and spread the word to people who dont know any better.