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There are times when I'm glad I'm always several years behind on TV shows, and this is one of them. I've just started season 4, and it's that feeling when you realise you're already halfway through an awesome book.
I only started watching Parks & Rec because I heard it was based on my (and Amy Poehler's) old hometown - and to any locals, it shows. I've been hooked since that first scene, though. No spoilers! Even 4-year old ones!
There are times when I'm glad I'm always several years behind on TV shows, and this is one of them. I've just started season 4, and it's that feeling when you realise you're already halfway through an awesome book.
I only started watching Parks & Rec because I heard it was based on my (and Amy Poehler's) old hometown - and to any locals, it shows. I've been hooked since that first scene, though. No spoilers! Even 4-year old ones!
Well for one, any article that deems Nicki Minaj, ILoveMakonnen, Rae Sremmurd, Vince Staples, and Earl fucking Sweatshirt as being "the most important people in hip-hop" is laughable and should immediately be discredited.
Well, the article did state that every writer had to pick somebody different. And i don't see how anyone could think that someone saying Nicki Manaj is the most important person in hip hop should be laughed at or discredited. I think Kanye is the clear cut answer to the question, but there's a good argument to be made for Nicki, Drake, and Kendrick
Well for one, any article that deems Nicki Minaj, ILoveMakonnen, Rae Sremmurd, Vince Staples, and Earl fucking Sweatshirt as being "the most important people in hip-hop" is laughable and should immediately be discredited.
Well, the article did state that every writer had to pick somebody different. And i don't see how anyone could think that someone saying Nicki Manaj is the most important person in hip hop should be laughed at or discredited. I think Kanye is the clear cut answer to the question, but there's a good argument to be made for Nicki, Drake, and Kendrick
Could you make the argument for Nicki? I literally only know her from her photos and her guest spot on Monster. I don't think I know many (if any) of her songs.
There are times when I'm glad I'm always several years behind on TV shows, and this is one of them. I've just started season 4, and it's that feeling when you realise you're already halfway through an awesome book.
I only started watching Parks & Rec because I heard it was based on my (and Amy Poehler's) old hometown - and to any locals, it shows. I've been hooked since that first scene, though. No spoilers! Even 4-year old ones!
EVERYONE DIES
Ehh, pretty much everyone on that show besides Andy is already dead on the inside.
Well for one, any article that deems Nicki Minaj, ILoveMakonnen, Rae Sremmurd, Vince Staples, and Earl fucking Sweatshirt as being "the most important people in hip-hop" is laughable and should immediately be discredited.
Well, the article did state that every writer had to pick somebody different. And i don't see how anyone could think that someone saying Nicki Manaj is the most important person in hip hop should be laughed at or discredited. I think Kanye is the clear cut answer to the question, but there's a good argument to be made for Nicki, Drake, and Kendrick
Agreed. I don't think Nicki would win that argument, but I think the argument can be made. She's bigger and more influential than I care to admit.
I completely agree that any argument for Young Thug, Vince and Earl, or fucking ILoveMakonnen is completely laughable though.
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Well, the article did state that every writer had to pick somebody different. And i don't see how anyone could think that someone saying Nicki Manaj is the most important person in hip hop should be laughed at or discredited. I think Kanye is the clear cut answer to the question, but there's a good argument to be made for Nicki, Drake, and Kendrick
Could you make the argument for Nicki? I literally only know her from her photos and her guest spot on Monster. I don't think I know many (if any) of her songs.
well this is some of the BIGGEST bullshit I have ever seen.
the first ad agency I worked at is a small shop (less than 25 people). I started as an intern and was hired on and then was laid off because they were losing clients like fucking crazy (to no one's surprise). so I was there for about a year and half. anyway, it was one of the WORST working environments I've ever experienced. there were so many inner-workplace politics happening, constant passive aggressive pressure from upper management, no integrity, loooonnnggg hours just to "look good" to higher ups, I could go on and on and on.
there was a group of 10 of us who were, and still are, super close. we all left right within 2-3 months of one another (they had over 50% turnover at this tiny agency in less than 6 months. if that doesn't send a red flag, I don't know what else will.) one of my friends wrote the review entitled "Good place to start your career but too many internal issues to go the distance" a week or so ago. we all agree 10000% about everything written in this review.
now, this agency has been internally creating completely fabricated reviews to attempt to boost its image. I just cannot even. everything in these positive reviews are complete and utter lies.
well this is some of the BIGGEST bullshit I have ever seen.
the first ad agency I worked at is a small shop (less than 25 people). I started as an intern and was hired on and then was laid off because they were losing clients like fucking crazy (to no one's surprise). so I was there for about a year and half. anyway, it was one of the WORST working environments I've ever experienced. there were so many inner-workplace politics happening, constant passive aggressive pressure from upper management, no integrity, loooonnnggg hours just to "look good" to higher ups, I could go on and on and on.
there was a group of 10 of us who were, and still are, super close. we all left right within 2-3 months of one another (they had over 50% turnover at this tiny agency in less than 6 months. if that doesn't send a red flag, I don't know what else will.) one of my friends wrote the review entitled "Good place to start your career but too many internal issues to go the distance" a week or so ago. we all agree 10000% about everything written in this review.
now, this agency has been internally creating completely fabricated reviews to attempt to boost its image. I just cannot even. everything in these positive reviews are complete and utter lies.
if it helps i just marked your friends review as helpful and flagged the others as inappropriate, when they ask for your reason for flagging, i put "fake"
Well, the article did state that every writer had to pick somebody different. And i don't see how anyone could think that someone saying Nicki Manaj is the most important person in hip hop should be laughed at or discredited. I think Kanye is the clear cut answer to the question, but there's a good argument to be made for Nicki, Drake, and Kendrick
Could you make the argument for Nicki? I literally only know her from her photos and her guest spot on Monster. I don't think I know many (if any) of her songs.
I think the arguments are similar for Drake and Nicki Manaj. Both are commercial giants, they can drop anything and sell a million records while maintaining critical support. Her singles also dominates mainstream radio waves more than any other rapper at the moment, so for a lot of people her songs are their main exposure to hip hop.
well this is some of the BIGGEST bullshit I have ever seen.
the first ad agency I worked at is a small shop (less than 25 people). I started as an intern and was hired on and then was laid off because they were losing clients like fucking crazy (to no one's surprise). so I was there for about a year and half. anyway, it was one of the WORST working environments I've ever experienced. there were so many inner-workplace politics happening, constant passive aggressive pressure from upper management, no integrity, loooonnnggg hours just to "look good" to higher ups, I could go on and on and on.
there was a group of 10 of us who were, and still are, super close. we all left right within 2-3 months of one another (they had over 50% turnover at this tiny agency in less than 6 months. if that doesn't send a red flag, I don't know what else will.) one of my friends wrote the review entitled "Good place to start your career but too many internal issues to go the distance" a week or so ago. we all agree 10000% about everything written in this review.
now, this agency has been internally creating completely fabricated reviews to attempt to boost its image. I just cannot even. everything in these positive reviews are complete and utter lies.
if it helps i just marked your friends review as helpful and flagged the others as inappropriate, when they ask for your reason for flagging, i put "fake"
Well, the article did state that every writer had to pick somebody different. And i don't see how anyone could think that someone saying Nicki Manaj is the most important person in hip hop should be laughed at or discredited. I think Kanye is the clear cut answer to the question, but there's a good argument to be made for Nicki, Drake, and Kendrick
Agreed. I don't think Nicki would win that argument, but I think the argument can be made. She's bigger and more influential than I care to admit.
I completely agree that any argument for Young Thug, Vince and Earl, or fucking ILoveMakonnen is completely laughable though.
Well for one, any article that deems Nicki Minaj, ILoveMakonnen, Rae Sremmurd, Vince Staples, and Earl fucking Sweatshirt as being "the most important people in hip-hop" is laughable and should immediately be discredited.
Well, the article did state that every writer had to pick somebody different. And i don't see how anyone could think that someone saying Nicki Manaj is the most important person in hip hop should be laughed at or discredited. I think Kanye is the clear cut answer to the question, but there's a good argument to be made for Nicki, Drake, and Kendrick
That's a pretty major flaw. If I got 9 people together to write about the most important teams in in the Big 10, the person who tried to vouch for Indiana Football with a straight face would look like an idiot. Same shit happened here.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Well for one, any article that deems Nicki Minaj, ILoveMakonnen, Rae Sremmurd, Vince Staples, and Earl fucking Sweatshirt as being "the most important people in hip-hop" is laughable and should immediately be discredited.
Well, the article did state that every writer had to pick somebody different. And i don't see how anyone could think that someone saying Nicki Manaj is the most important person in hip hop should be laughed at or discredited. I think Kanye is the clear cut answer to the question, but there's a good argument to be made for Nicki, Drake, and Kendrick
Everything outside of Drake, Kendrick, and Kanye is a joke. The Nicki argument could be made if the article were covering "most important pop stars" as I don't really feel that tunes like "Starship" or "Anaconda" have done anything to improve the "hip-hop" canon. It's perfectly fine and relevant in the realm of other bubblegum acts like Iggy Azalea & Katy Perry, but I wouldn't go classifying it with the next Ghostface Killah LP. As far as the variety of artists is concerned, that's fine in concept, only this was poorly executed - opting for flavor of the month picks over hip-hop mainstays. It's almost sad how desperate some of these publications have become in this race for relevance. They're predictable to the point of being comical.
now, this agency has been internally creating completely fabricated reviews to attempt to boost its image. I just cannot even. everything in these positive reviews are complete and utter lies.
You ever check the Yelp page of a struggling restaurant? This is depressingly common. My old boss strongly hinted that we should all go home and spread the word on social media, so that it wouldn't look like the reviews all came from the same IP address.
I didn't do that, but I did mention the brown and wilted lettuce and iffy-smelling meat we were told not to chuck...
now, this agency has been internally creating completely fabricated reviews to attempt to boost its image. I just cannot even. everything in these positive reviews are complete and utter lies.
You ever check the Yelp page of a struggling restaurant? This is depressingly common. My old boss strongly hinted that we should all go home and spread the word on social media, so that it wouldn't look like the reviews all came from the same IP address.
I didn't do that, but I did mention the brown and wilted lettuce and iffy-smelling meat we were told not to chuck...
while I do not condone that at all, at least it makes a bit more sense for a restaurant vs. a company.
either way, it's not okay. it just shows what a bunch of lunatics these people are. and we're all sure they kicked this off as a "project" during the all-agency meeting. and people are probably doing it for brownie points with upper management.... it's all so fucked up.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
YES! My teeth clench every single time I have to use it. If I have to staple a lot of things (rarely now that we have gone paperless), I get a headache from all the tension.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
YES! My teeth clench every single time I have to use it. If I have to staple a lot of things (rarely now that we have gone paperless), I get a headache from all the tension.
Just buy an old school stapler.... they are like $300 less than that electric thing you've got.