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I kinda respect Anthony Fantano's opinion on music....if it isn't on Rap, Hip-Hop, or R&B artists, for example. He deliberately uploads what would usually be seen as unlikely favorable video-documented and recorded reviews doused with opinions that are otherwise antithetic to what would be entailed as hipster and hypebeast bandwagoner material.
Especially as it pertains to Urban Contemporary Solo Acts as well as Collectives. "If You're Reading This, It's Too Later" got an 8.5 out of 10 while "Take Care" received a goddamn 6 out of 10 from him. He said he'd rather listen to an entirety of a Young Thug-dominant project like "Rich Gang: The Tour Part 1" and "Barter 6". I downloaded the newest Trinidad James project that he claimed was better than "Sorry 4 The Wait 2".
Couldn't get past the second track. Controversy heralds so much attention and associated press for them; positive and negative, but mostly positive. These guys make a living by being libelous and/or mandating slander with their smear campaigns and faux-sting operations in the form of a vitriolic diatribe. It's how they make a living. This is nothing different.
I'd hate to sound like all the whining pacifists, but there's money in acknowledging all of Wayne's inconsistencies as opposed to someone like Kanye West who can do no wrong (All the while, if you ask the general consensus that makes up a noticeable percentage of his very own fanbase, they'll all tell you he's obviously regressed drastically since the eminent release of the groundbreaking Avant-garde Hip-Hop Masterpiece that is "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy). But with critics, it's a completely different story. Same way with how "Complex" had an agenda against Wale. Nothing new under the sun, man.
How is that? Explain. You an English Major? School me, KidComet. FOH! I type how I type. Don't like it, please remove yourself from the lap of my phallic appendage, simp stitch.
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