#scary kids scaring kids

[theboyonthebluemoon]

i am the ocean, i am the sea

there is a world inside of me.

[fosho4sur]

little photo dump :3

hows everyones day been!! ^_^

schools been kicking my butt XD i definitely over estimated myself by picking harder classes ^^’

but besides that ive been LOVING scary kids scaring kids recently :D whats everyones favorite song by them? i wanna hear from you guys!!^_^

this is mine! c:

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[thankyouforthev3n0m]

INTRODUCTION

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kam - idk who i am anymore - minor (don’t be creepazoid)

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this is just a page where i post about the bands that i like

I LOVE ZOMBIE SECRETARY

clarinet + guitar!!!

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I love a lot of bands but some of my top ones are ⬇️⬇️⬇️

My Chemical Romance 🔝 (8/15/25)

Pierce The Veil (7/30/24) (11/27/24)

Sleeping With Sirens

Fall Out Boy

Chiodos

3OH!3

Bring Me The Horizon

Blink 182 (7/30/24)

I ❤️ FRANK IERO

yes, i like taylor swift. and renee rapp. ✌️

[razorroseart]

New obsession

[awtismdawg]

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[tytonidyke]

I'm so afraid to ask

I turn my back, block out the past

find me something true that isn't sad

[chemicalarospec]

I know I'm becoming a TAI... blog so I just have to put my honest opinion out there: The Scary Kids Scaring Kids first EP (After Dark) is better than The Academy Is...'s The Academy first EP. Both as a first release, post-hardcore EP, and in general.

[heavenintheclouds]

HAPPY FUCKING HALLOWEEN IT'S 1AM AND I'M READY TO SCARE CHILDREN

[haretic]

maybe cliche question, but favourite songs?

oh wow this one is actually a toughie - There are a lot of songs i hold really dear to myself but favorites tend to switch up depending on my mood.

Album-wise I've got a few that have been on repeat with a few favs from each:

Saosin - Self Titled

Brand New - Deja Entendu

Bayside - Self Titled

The Academy Is... - Santi

Thursday - War All the Time

She Wants Revenge - Self Titled

Evanescence - Fallen

In general, though, if someone were to ask me my favorite artist the answer would likely be Fall Out Boy. My favorite songs of theirs are 'Tiffany Blews', 'The Kids Aren't Alright', 'The (After) Life of the Party', and '27'. My favorite album is Folie a Deux. They've been a big part of my life for as long as I can remember, and a huge comfort both through music and actions for years.

Additionally, I really like The Academy Is..., and a lot of other Decaydance bands. My favorite song of theirs is 'Seed' and 'Skeptics and True Believers'. They keep teasing a tour and it isn't good for my health, lol.

Saosin is an important band for me - As are most projects Anthony Green has been involved in. I saw them live back in October at When We Were Young Fest and hearing 'You're Not Alone' when I had been contemplating attempting while everyone around me hugged me or pat my shoulders as my makeup dripped off my face was super life changing. I can likely attribute both Saosin and LS Dunes to greatly be a reason why I'm still here. I saw LS Dunes last month on tour with Rise Against with a few friends and Anthony came up to us after the show to thank us for having great energy and to promise to come back sometime just for us. Favs of theirs are 'Bombsquad', 'Machines', 'Old Wounds' and 'Sleep Cult'.

Twenty One Pilots is also generally an important band for me - I've been listening to them since I was about 7. I haven't gotten the chance to see them live yet, but hopefully the Clancy tour will have a second leg! I'd love to hear 'Fake You Out' or as outlandish as it seems, 'Lovely', live!

I also really love My Chemical Romance. I have tickets to see them this summer with my fiance, but I also just saw them at When We Were Young performing The Black Parade, which was absolutely amazing and life changing. My favs of theirs are 'All the Angels', 'Emily', 'House of Wolves (Demo 2)' and 'Not That Kind of Girl'.

Music (especially pop-punk and post-hardcore) have been super important to me, not only with my sense of self but also how I communicate my emotions to others. It essentially verges on a special interest at this point. Its likely I'm forgetting a lot of bands (I'll attempt to list them below?) or just don't have the space to go into depth my attachment to them, but you can always ask! I love to answer.

- The Used

- Pierce the Veil

- Isles & Glaciers

- Set to Stun

- Get Scared

- Panic! At the Disco

- Taking Back Sunday

- Chiodos

- Paramore

- Scary Kids Scaring Kids

- La Dispute

[theboyonthebluemoon]

i can’t believe all of these beautiful lies.

[rottingfern]

getting your friends obsessed with the same music as you is so funny because you’re now infected with the same exact flavor of brainrot, sharing the same single parasite, if you will.

it’s funny because now I can message @throughwoodsanddirt “did you hear that? I’m awake” when I wake up and she is INSTANTLY reduced to a puddle of Useless and Horny with thoughts of n*oah s*bastian for the REST of the day and all I had to do was reference the first six words of a song

[depravednotdeprived]

[flameofshadows]

This song is one I somehow always come back to.

[mcrmadara]

GO LISTEN TO SCARY KIDS SCARING KIDS RIGHT NOW👆👆👆🔥🔥🔥

[impishdullahan]

My old scout troop one time had a camp over Halloween weekend. It was kind of at like a public community centre that happened to also be an old farm? There were a few buildings on the property, a corn field, a small lake, and a barn. Part of our camp events was helping to set up and run the public Halloween events. Some of the older scouts were tasked being actors in the adult haunted house in the barn, and others manned the hay ride. At the time I was one of the 2 youngest scouts; we were mostly eagles/rovers that year, and I think I must've been 14 or 15 at the time? Anyhow, the other young'n and I were saddled with running the junior haunted house.

The junior haunted house was in a rec. building for kids with a large main room, a large bathroom, and a kitchen, I think. We only had to run it, and it was already set up for us, though it was a little lacklustre. Tarps had been hung from the ceiling to partition the main room into something a little more interesting. All the equipment, toys, furniture, etc. normally in the room had been shoved into a tarped off area, and the remaining 3 quarters were split into a hallway and 3 rooms. The important parts about the layout are that the hallway lead to/from the entrance/exit, one of the tarped off rooms was off the hallway immediately by the entrance/exit, and the storage area shared a tarp with the central space through which the rest of spaces connected. All the decorations were also your usual tacky Halloween fare: plastic spiders, fake cobwebs, peeled grapes, cheap animatronics like a Target witch's hand, you get it. There was also a fog machine abd LED strips for ambience~~.

To run the junior haunted house, my partner C and I were told we could make use of whatever we happened to have brought with us, whatever was in the storage area, and whatever we could scavenge off anyone else, provide it's nothing actually scary from the adult haunted house. Now, we wanted to actually scare someone: we didn't want to just set a mood and make kids feel a little anxious, we wanted fright! This isn't to say we were assholes about it: parents with small kids were safe; it was the cocky 12 year olds we were after, the 12 year olds who weren't allowed in the adult haunted but felt they could handle it. Thing is, between the tacky decorations and the limited equipment at our disposal, this would be no easy feat, and we had to be creative.

Our plan involved a phone, a bowl, a cheap drum, plastic chain, some PVC pipes, and the head of a cheap halloween scythe. First we selected our music on the phone, specifically Thresh's log-in music from League of Legends. The first verse goes like

Cling clang go the chains

Someone's out to find you

Cling clang go the chains

The warden's right behind you

We used the bowl as an amplifier, and I was stationed in the storage area beating the drum and shaking the chain to augment the music. I also had some long PVC piping set up so that I could poke the tarp of the central area from my seat. I should also note and can do a voice effect I call my dragon voice, and that featured as some timely deep rumbly growls. C meanwhile affixed the scythe head to a small PVC pipe to make a sickle, and posted up in the first small room. He specifically was stood in the corner facing into corner, hood up, and arms crossed over his chest, with the sickle in hand peaking up over his shoulder. He chose this strategically so that he'd look like a prop, a mannequin with a spoopy scythe if he stood still and reactionless enough, but also so that he could get a vibe check on whoever entered the haunted house since it was the first room.

Between the music, violently poking the tarp, and my growls, I managed to get a couple of jumps and gasps. The real kicker, though, was C's work. He'd try his absolute darnedest to look like a mannequin, and it usually worked. If it was a younger kid, he'd turn around as they left the room to spook them. A small kid he'd wait for them to leave and then chill, assuming the role of another haunted house goer on their way out. For the older kids, though, those cocky 12 year olds, he'd step it up a notch.

First, though, to frighten the 12 year olds, I had my part to play. I'd intentionslly overdo it slightly so that they'd go "You're not scary you know, mostly kinda just annoying." I'd break the 4th wall at this and say something to the effect of "Yeah, you're right, you just take a look around." This was all in a bid to lull them into a false sense of security, though. On their way out, C, who had been loudly proclaimed as "Oh, it's just a mannequin, not even that scary" by the 12 year olds just minutes before, would step out the doorway from the side room, hood drawn tight over his face with just his nose sticking out, twirling his little sickle, and rah-ing. Given the ambience putting the 12 year olds on edge, however much they tried to hide it, but also because they were so sure there wasn't anything actually scary in this tacky haunted house for 6 year olds, they were in for a real fright.

Most times it was a good jump scare, but there was one 12 year old who streaked outta there screaming "JESUS CHRIST" at the top of his lungs. Whilst we would've been happy with a few gasps and startles, it was at that moment we knew we had accomplished what we set out to do and had done so with flying colours.