@Troll cheers man.
@classtheking Eh, okay.
classthe_king wrote:kkaniff wrote:An opinion is just an opinion until it's supported by facts, you know, like the ones I posted in the OP defending my claim that MMLP2 is a classic.
kkaniff wrote:Troll
I'm going to do the forum equivalent of talking real slow for your retarded ass.
I. Asked. Why. We. Should. Give. A. Fuck. About. His. Opinion.
And preceding that statement was "why is it average?".
An opinion is just an opinion until it's supported by facts, you know, like the ones I posted in the OP defending my claim that MMLP2 is a classic.
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Again, why is it average? So far the only reason he has given is his opinion. Then I ask, why should I give a fuck about your unpopular opinion?
Where are the reasons, the facts?
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And critics also think MMLP is an average album, check Metacritic, doesn't mean it's not an extremely fuckin' unpopular opinion though.
LEVITIKUZ wrote:Did y'all know Eminem's initials are MM. Like his name!!!
kkaniff wrote:"One
reason Its average because it has
absolutely almost zero impact on
popular culture"
*No 1 single in the country.
*Broke The Beatles Billboard record
*Seventh consecutive No 1 album in the U.K ( equalling or exceeding The Beatles, not sure)
*780k first week
*Two 2x platinum singles
*Nominated for Grammy for best rap.performance.
*3 perfect scores from critics.
*#RapGod was the number 1 hip-hop trend on Twitter for 2013.
*2nd most mentioned hip-hop artist on Twitter 2013.
*Runner up for Hip-Hop Dx Verse of The Year.
*2nd best selling album of the year after only a month's sales.
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Do you feel stupid yet?
kkaniff wrote:You are so wrong that I can't even make fun of you.
1. If sales, Twitter trends, Billboard records do not constitute impact on pop culture, then what the fuck does?
2. You're really going with the "critics love MM2 because Em matured" huh.
Did you see HipHopDx's retarded reason for bashing MM2, AbsolutePunk, HuffPost, or damn near every gay/gay affiliated critic with an axe to grind.
Your reason makes no sense fam.
3. What huge marketing?
4. MMLP2 has both critical and commercial sucess thus making it classic material to me.
5. Are you a Kanye Stan?
Lowdownandshifty wrote:kkaniff wrote:You are so wrong that I can't even make fun of you.
1. If sales, Twitter trends, Billboard records do not constitute impact on pop culture, then what the fuck does?
2. You're really going with the "critics love MM2 because Em matured" huh.
Did you see HipHopDx's retarded reason for bashing MM2, AbsolutePunk, HuffPost, or damn near every gay/gay affiliated critic with an axe to grind.
Your reason makes no sense fam.
3. What huge marketing?
4. MMLP2 has both critical and commercial sucess thus making it classic material to me.
5. Are you a Kanye Stan?
Decided by real hip-pop groups, Its not tangible and it cannot be measured by sales numbers, its more like a general consensus among a vast diversity of legitimate groups not critics but hip-pop fans (vast influx of teenage girls loving the new Monster and Stronger then i was track does not count). For instance Kendricks Lamar's album Good Kid Maad City just the way it was styled and put together received praise by many artists like The Game, Nas and Eminem and got a lot of attention for being a refreshing concept album. A quality album that was influential and memorable and many people will commemorate it as a defining part of that generation of music the same way MMLP and TES did back in the day (makings of a classic). Thats why we wait 10 or so years to class an album as a classic, because if all these groups are still talking about it like it was yesterday well then its confirmed. Same way eminems first three albums get talked about on every hip-pop forum in a positive manner like they were released just a year ago.
Not a Kanye Stan Im a 1999-2002 Eminem Stan.
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