@SheaSerrano It just always feels so subjective. For me, it’s substance > style. Lyrical depth / wit > sales. Someone like Big L or Big Pun who were taken too soon are so much better of rappers to me than a lot of artists who have sold a shit ton of records, but to each their own.
@FeelinGood21 “I don’t think so. I think you’re the problem” sums up the entire rhetoric of him and those like him. And with supporters as braindead as theirs, they don’t need any better logic to continue
@DonteStallworth I say this all the time — watch matches as a neutral and follow whatever club you naturally gravitate to. I’ve seen a lot of ppl choose a club just to choose one and once one or two players leave, they lose interest in that club.
Choose a club whose identity you connect with
If you can watch all these great games this summer and not fall in love with the sport regardless of what the usmnt does, you were never going to fall in love with it and most likely you’re just chasing clout. I want people who love the sport not who love the attention.
@AlexiLalas What freedoms & opportunities do we boast that so many other countries don’t?
We love falling back on buzzwords like “opportunity” & “freedom” while blatantly blocking opportunities due to our obsession with capitalism.
Rather my tax $ fund kids sports than bombs & srveillance