Hage wrote:Sure but I really don't see what you're trying to do here. I came in this thread, listened to the song and stated ( later backed up ) my opinion on the remix. For some reason you felt the need to start an argument with me in a hostile manner and apparently claiming that my personal opinion is wrong and not possible.
If you think I'm being hostile you're just being sensitive

You called me a "fucking retard"

If you didn't want to continue this argument then there was no need to, you could have ignored me and I wouldn't have continued. I don't give a shit about these songs, but since we've started up and gotten to this point obviously I'll continue until an agreement (or an agree-to-disagree).
Hage wrote:It can suck, that's the whole point. If I were to make my own remix of this and I would scream the word 'Faggot baguette' in the same flow ( whilst having fun recording) the whole song with the exception of the hook it would still have fulfilled the intentions of the song I mean after all it's still catchy ( The beat and hook are the only catchy things about the song ), I had fun and maybe my version will even push the song a little further! According to your logic my remix would not suck.
Putting most logics to their extreme can make them appear unreasonable.
I feel that the remix verses are on the same playing field as the original verses. There is no distinct drop in quality for me when I listen and compare the songs. The original vs. the remix is not Lose Yourself vs. Fack. I never said the quality of the verses is to be hidden under the rug. I said if the intentions were for them to be catchy and promotive, and they succeeded in doing so, then it’d be impossible to claim the song “sucks”.
That's my logic.However, if the intention of your example verse is also to be catchy, I think it could easily be argued (or assumed) that it wouldn't succeed. Although repetition is catchy, not every instance (yours included) is. It would be completely retarded (screaming "Faggot baguette" for 3+ minutes), unappealing to anyone’s ears (so there would also be a significant quality drop), and in that case the remix wouldn't retain the qualities of the original that made it successful. It would not be catchy, and then it would suck, even following my logic.