Hot Topic

the place where the emos go to worship the emo g-ds, i.e. pete wentz, gerard way, brendon urie
kaleigh and kaili went to hot topic and came back with a t-shirt and a car refresher that smells like teen spirit.
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many teens shop there trying to be “different” and “unique” unfortunately many people who shop there think spending $60 on a pair of pants at hot topic makes you “rebellious” and “unique” yet spending that much money on a pair of pants at abercrombie, hollister or any other “preppy” store makes you a “mindless conformist”

their logic is also completely flawed in the fact that because hot topic’s prices are somewhat low (well compared to many mall stores) and many teens have an urge to be “different” many teenagers shop there, thus making it the same “clone-wear” that people who wear “trendy” labels are cl-ssified as.

so basically what i’m trying to say is, wear what you think is cool and don’t judge others on what they choose to wear. if you think your any more original (or better as some people think) wearing x brand instead of y brand then your only fooling yourself and making yourself look arrogant.
prep/goth/punk/skater etc… there all just labels. be who you want to be, and respect those who choose to be different then you.
it’s a store, people. they sell clothes like everyone else. just as many posers go there as american eagle or abercrombie.
i shop at american eagle. it’s not because i don’t want to be a “poser”; it’s because i like their clothes. and people who shop at hot topic like their clothes. get over it.
the goth/poser equivelent to ambercrombie and fitch.
wow this r-t-rded looking nightmare before christmas tampon case is only $45!
this is a store to which people can find t-shirts, sweaters, hats, basically all attire that may have a faviorte band or funny saying. i personally go there, and i do not believe that i am trying to rebel against anything. and if i was trying to, to what would i be, society in itself, you could say the same thing about pacific sunwear, ecko, or any clothing store, they could all be considered rebelling against something. but i just want a shirt with my faviorte band’s name on it.
let’s go to hot topic, and not rebel against anything, but rather buy some clothing articles, like we would in any other clothing store.
a store which sells “alternative attire” for those who seek it. buying clothing from there makes you neither original nor a poser (unless of course you think yourself original for shopping there). it’s a clothing store. not much else to it really.
i shop at hot topic on occasion. i don’t make my own clothing so i suppose that makes me a complete conformist and poser.
a store. the end. you can shop there because you like what they sell. you can not shop there because it’s too expensive. you could shop there because everyone else shops there, or you can not shop there becasuse everyone else shops there. but any way you look at it, it’s still just a store.
hot topic is a poserfest.
hot topic is a punkfest!
hot topic is a store, you -ssholes!!
a store where psuedo-punks/goths go buy their ident-ty. i mean, clothes. watch out, those kids that shop at hot topic sure are rebellious, i mean, what can be more rebellious than feeding a multi-million dollar company by buying a cr-py overpriced good charlotte shirt to look different like everyone else? buying a gg allen shirt from some run down, fishy looking store owned by some shady looking dude? nah.
you guys! i just bought this shirt with a pentagram on it! isn’t it cool! daddy wouldn’t let me buy it with his credit card, but since i’m so rebellious i stole it from him! probation, here i come! i mean… the darkness that is my soul craved the dark energy emitted from this shirt showing my love for my dark lord. yeah.