Life After Death was released posthumously. Cubanlinx was arguing that Biggie was more popular when they were alive, so I obviously didn't count the sales of his posthumous releases.

No D Boons, Juicy is a great song and Biggie made a lot of great music, but people who think Tupac sucks tend to be afraid of emotion and fun.

Uh-huh, that's why Ready to Die reached number 15 in the charts when it was released and Me Against the World and All Eyes on Me both went to number one.

I don't give a shit about New York vs anywhere else in terms of hip-hop, but the fact is no one is commenting on articles about Biggie saying Tupac is better, because no one ever mentions him outside of Tupac.

Biggie's more popular among the geek, dweebie and dickhead set, because they appreciate his technical skill and generally disdain things like emotion and fun in their music, Tupac's main strengths.

Ugh, you can like Biggie more if you want, but Tupac is a billion times more popular. Pretending he's the more beloved of the two is like saying Johnny Cash is bigger than Elvis.

It's too bad Sean O'Neal wasn't writing this article, he'd make the smash joke, then the first paragraph would be about how it's ironic and it's a parody of how other, less cool, entertainment journalists would make puns like that.

A giant, big budget Whedon blockbuster every two years: if you will it, it is no dream.

This thread is so good. See everything we lost? Now with registration it'd just be Joe Kickass and none of the masturbation gang. Sigh.

Oscar winning Batman and Robin scribe Akiva Goldsman.

I'm guessing it's all of them. Except Letterman, who doesn't pretend to be a nice person on stage, or Craig Ferguson, who I'm sure is lovely 24/7.

Ugh, the civil rights thing people always bring up is so stupid. Yes, Charlton Heston is not a racist. That doesn't make his position on guns any better.

I find Jeselnik and Schumer dating to be hilarious, cause they're just mirrors of each other, like the Barbie and Ken of roast comics. Almost as good as when Avril Lavigne and the guy from Sum 41 got married.

You wouldn't let Jennifer Lawrence murder you? What are you, gay?

You didn't say it wasn't funny though, you made a big deal about how you shouldn't compare things to rape. Because assholes like you can't not just not like something, they have to make up a reason why it's bad and immoral. If you'd liked his rape joke then magically he would have ceased to be damned to hell.

Boo-urns, comedians like Louis CK make rape jokes all the time and I don't hear anyone complaining. Spare me your selective moral indignation.

I can see it being used. Imagine two kids are up to mischief and one of them gets caught. If the other one pretended he knew nothing about it and left his friend out to dry, he could say "sorry I had to ghost protocol you there dude".

We're truly in a golden age.

You're way too generous saying the scenes of Vito talking about how much weight he's lost were just letting us catch up on what's he's been up to. They were competely a backdoor introduction for a character hardly anyone remembered. "Hey, it's me Vito. I've lost a lot of weight, and I'm also the top earner. I've had…

"there's only so much depth you can mine out of a show where a protagonist is shooting people in the face every five seconds."