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much the exact same principles of boy bands, but it's presenting it in an acceptably masculine

way, that's why like boys were also into it. And you would see just as many guys at

emo band concerts as you would girls. There's beauty in the same way. There's the dance.

There's the moves. There's the showmanship. The spectacle.

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BJ and harmony, Kalangelo. Today we'll be talking not just about millennial pop groups,

but also about pop punk, the emo scene and hair metal, and how we reacted to genres

of music we did and did not listen to. We'll also cover the gender contamination implicit

in popular music, our favorite boy band haircuts, and what we hope for this next generation

of teenage stars and the fan girls and fan boys that continue to decide the direction

our culture will go.

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