who was right, Fred Durst or M&M?

>>127122548 (OP)
Napster helped give rise to streaming cancer, so Dre and Eminem were ultimately right

>>127122620
No, it made music free. You will never convince me this was a bad thing. Honestly, streaming has been a net positive on music. Most arguments against streaming is a bigger issue than just the streaming, its a societal problem. Mmmmmmaaaaaannnnnnn.

I will defend this until I am proven wrong.

the real eminem was killed and cloned sometime around 2009-2011

>what is the point in making music?
To spread your music ... and money yeah

>>127122548 (OP)
That's the whole fucking world looking at the United states legal system.

I can go to audioz and download every thing i need to make a good track, get a few botnets like Magestic Casual (you may not understand my words but you must choose) and poof, Harlem Shake 2. Yeah,,, and i pay my rent with those views by doing.. what. and the people who work like dogs to make those vsts, go out of buisness... that's fucking crazy... So imagine if i make videos on you tube, and someone reuploads the videos... It's crime. They knew it was crime. And you'll keep doing it. You can get the fucking music for free. It make no fucking sense, but they'll dmca you if you share it. Fuck off. Get out of my way fat ass. Go worship Lucifer. Go try that at the dentist. The internet is fucked. And those two in that video suck too. If you see somebody's video, you know they couldn't get a real job. Yeah. A job doing what? acting like they know everything. And you'll sit there and listen to it ready to do everything it says. It's satanic and communist