Kotaku is probably the least “echo”y of all the GMG blogs lol. Go to Gizmodo or Jezebel or Splinter or The Root and you get a lot of:

Exactly this. This is why I don’t take opinion articles seriously.

Besides being pissed off about fans not recieving his album Revival well, mostly because he was trying some new flows and things on it, he’s been fed up with the current state of Rap/Hip-Hop. A lot of these new artists are garbage that don’t put any…

Yeah, who knew one of the most popular musicians in the world had fans?

Guy who enjoys mindless repetition, empty lyrics, and random ‘tourette’s-like’ outbursts of ‘skrrrrt’ in his hip hop writes scathing article about person who represents the exact opposite. So incredibly cutting edge and just what we should expect from a master of internets.

His new album is great

Very. He got some flack for his Revival album because he wanted to try some new flows. Essentially this new album came about to respond to the haters, mumble rap, and many others he called out with the only way he knows how. Vicious lyricism. The whole album is spicy

hes never stopped being good.

I honestly enjoyed Ground Zeroes better than Phantom Pain. Yes, it’s basically a glorified demo, and Phantom Pain has so much more gameplay going on, but for me Ground Zeroes was a tighter, better paced experience that actually felt like a classic MGS game.

Kill yourself.

It’s a crime that Maverick Hunter X was so underrated.

You’re not a political expert either. Guess I’ll just dismiss everything you write. Ever.

Christ, you guys aren’t even trying anymore.

Justine Sacco was fired in 2014 for making a joke in 2014. Surely you’re actually an intelligent person and understand the difference between that and being fired in 2018 for jokes you made in 2009. Surely you’re not incredibly stupid and making a truly idiotic comparison for political points.

On the one hand, those jokes weren’t even close to being funny enough to be excusable.

Listen, god knows the American left has some problems.

It’s a real shame they can’t apply that policy to anyone who leans right though.  Thanks, assholes.

Would be funny if this got viral enough and Lebron ended up actually wearing this sign for fun at a game.

“I knew he was making me look like an idiot and that the things I was saying and laughing at on camera were awful and stupid, and I went along with it. To make him look foolish. So I win, too, if you think about it.”

TLJ made me really, really disappointed Hamill didn’t have a more prolific acting career. I mean his voice work is fantastic but seeing him on camera was shocking.

I think the big thing to establish is that she’s not obligated to reply, which I think we both probably agree on. When someone approaches a dev on Twitter, it’s not the same as approaching them at an official event or forums, and I think it’s fair to at least acknowledge that. It’s a different dynamic and while it’s…