Whats my label?

Me and my friends have been wondering this for a awhile. Everybody has a label. Jock, Prep, Wigger, Skater, redneck, emo, punk, goth, etc...... Well me and my friends where skate boarding shoes but dont skate. We wear band shirts like, Ac/Dc, KISS, Metallica, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jimi Henderix, etc.. so obviously we hate like rap and this screamo music. We wear either torn up jeans, or tight jeans, or just regular jeans. and we have pretty long too. So help me out this one. I've heard some people say old school, but i dont like that. I've heard rocker, but that has a different definition in todays meaning.

Whats my label?
Uh, so much thought about this huh? For what reason? Do you think having a label will make you more comfortable in school, with your friends, or in society? Bottom line, if you have a natural coolness that can't quite be defined along with confidence, you would be fine.
Reply:Dude, you're a headbanger. Classic.
Reply:Arg, who cares?


Maybe you're just you.
Reply:I think your a rocker or an outcast.





But labels are horrible anyway =]








Your YOU =]





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Reply:I think if I had to choose, headbanger would be the label most appropriate for you, as Mike suggested.
Reply:It has nothing to do with what you wear, it has to do with your ideals. You can wear all that ****, you can dress punk, you can dress like a hippy you can dress like a rudie, skinhead, whatever. But if you don't know anything about the subculture/share the same or similar ideals then you don't actually fit in with them. Your clothes, though they may say something about your personality, do not necessarily put you into any particular subculture or connect you to any particular movement. What this tells me now is that you like comfortable clothes and a certain kind of music, but it doesn't give you any real stereotypes or put you into any specific group.



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