This is a database that holds most every song ever made. If you're stuck for finding out the words, you can use this to easily look up the lyrics to your favorite songs. Note that the artists are organized alphabetically, and also by last names, rather than first names.

Type in your name and the site generates what your emo name should be. All the names generated are sad and depressing, like "drowning star" and "dismal with depression". It's fun to type in names of friends, in case anything remotely emo can come up in conversation.

Dress up an emo pet rock . . . Enough said.

Just like the name generator, type in your name and this site generates the title of your own emo song. Some can be really funny.

This site has a humorous view of emo culture, and gives recommendations for emo boys and girls on how to dress, according to their age bracket. The site also has a few other recommendations outside of dress that can help you to act, think, and portray yourself to others as emo. Most suggestions are hilarious.

This site holds lists of top artists and albums for every genre. There are also top lists grouped by decade, and even a top 100 list holding the greatest songs and albums of all time. Of course, these are opinionated lists, but it's nice to see what some others have to say.

This is one of the best sources for getting information about your favorite artists. Mtv.com gives artist bios, discography, tour dates, music videos, photos, and some very useful background information towards learning about the genre that artist belongs to. You can look up who the artist sounds like, who influenced that artist, and who that artist has influenced.