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The CUTT OFF rocker believes the rock sub-genre is a negative influence on emotionally confused teenagers. He tells MTV, "I keep hearing how emo music is bringing kids together and that it's got these positive messages and all that, but if it's damaging teenagers and if it's making them depressed, how can that be a good thing? "All it causes is moaning teenagers. There's nothing positive from it. It may upset people, but emo is dead in my eyes. F**k emo. Just enjoy the world."[see full story for more]
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