50 had a bigger cultural impact than MJ.

when the massacre dropped it was a huge turning point

street discas were finally getting shine

I think we got off on the wrong foot, honestly this thread was made because beatles and drake stans triggered me

I grew up with black music (Black disco, soul, R&B and pop) so I'm not too knowledgeable on the origins of rock

I was always taught by the older folks that James Brown, Aretha, Lil Richie, Miles Davis, Fats Domino etc were the original trendsetters for music

In all genres man. Stuff like sampling and ADT all began with early help from the Beatles

I'll read the link then, thank you for the insight lol

I still think MJ's #1

Drake > Michael and it isn’t even a thought

Drake gets a lot of love in the UK but can't imagine him selling out Wembley Stadium

although, One Direction did

18 year olds constantly commenting on the Beatles hayday popularity 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 y’all got a time machine or what??

MJ sold out this stadium 7 nights in a row

Ay man at the end of the day it's always gonna boil down to MJ and The Beatles no matter what both GOATs

50 had clothes in every macys filenes in the country

shady records was huge

did mj do that no

his feet stunk so bad he had to keep putting those white socks on

his feet were totally disfigured and covered in warts from standing on his toes

That’s insane

That’s even more insane

Hmmm I might have to listen to their catalog honestly

I'll make a thread soon with my impressions

They definitely were...especially Miles Davis holy s***. I feel like KTT always makes everything about race though. When people denounce Elvis as the "King of Rock" and that modern dance music was invented by blacks, I will definitely agree. But when it comes to cold hard facts that a white guy actually did pioneer something within the industry, there is no need to make an argument about racial discrimination when it's proven otherwise.

What kind of stuff are you into? Personally I'm not a fan of their sound pre-1966 because it just sounds like your typical 60s pop band.

However from the album Rubber Soul on is where their music starts to get really special.

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It's so annoying when you're having actual discussion in a thread then you have losers like this ^ guy butting in

Chuck Berry is a goat

50 had a huge impact on music. everybody knew who 50 cent was. he got that eminem stimulus package. mj didn't have the streets like 50

God I hope you get banned one day

umad

that only lasted for 4 years tho

oh so you wanna compare late mj to late 50

while mj was doing pills on the toilet, 50 was launching #smsaudio and dropping bangers

Well I really like Pop, rap and anything alternative

I'll check it out all out, thank you

MJ had 72,000 in attendance on July 16, 1988, when 1D performed at the venue on they had 78,000 in attendance and that was "sold out" for three nights in a row.

72,000 in attendance for 7 nights in a row is crazy.