It was a time before Twitter, when AIM was the primary mode of stalking, um, communication. Instead of Tumblr, there was this thing called Xanga your only outlet to express your artistic and dark poetic soul. But what happened to all those emo teenagers who wore only-black-clothing-to-reflect-their-black-souls? While others shed their piercings and dyed locks in favor of polo shirts and police belts. From scene queens to financial analysts, check out their transformations into adulthood below:.