u/Unhappy_Structure_11

Angenommen man hat vor 10-Jahren eine Ausbildung gemacht - während dieser Zeit neue Leute kennengelernt, wodurch sich mit einzelnen auch ein leichter privater Kontakt außerhalb der Ausbildung entwickelt hat - der dann aber über Zeit nicht mehr bestand.

Ihr wollt mit einer Person Kontakt aufnehmen, wisst noch wie die Person heißt, Vorname + Nachname und in welcher Stadt die Person wohnt, bzw. das man nicht in Eurer Stadt lebt aber in welcher.

Also man weiß nicht in welcher Straße oder Hausnummer die Person wohnt, aber man weiß in welcher Stadt.

Die Person hat Facebook, aber die letzte Aktivität ist auch 10-11-Jahre her

Eine aktuelle Nummer hat man nicht...

Wie könnte man noch Kontakt aufnehmen ?

Könnte man es über Behörden machen > die Behörden = Einwohnermeldestelle fragen ob Person XY im System ist, die die Person vorher anschreiben ob man sagen wir mal ,,die Suchanfrage erlaubt“ und dann das Amt die Daten wie Straße + Hausnummer mitteilt und man dann einen Brief schreiben?

Die Person wird wahrscheinlich mittlerweile alleine wohnen , vllt mit einer Freundin...

Eminem has 10+

50 has 4, and another one that’s almost reached the milestone

Jay-Z has 3

2Pac has 2

Kanye West, like Eminem, also has 10+

And Lil Wayne, if I’m not mistaken, has 2;

songs on Spotify that have reached over 1 billion streams or views.

And the new generation Travis Scott, Kendrick Lamar, and Drake, who’s a hitmaker anyway probably also have 10+ > songs that have reached over 1 billion streams.

My question is: why does Wayne have hardly any songs that have reached 1-2 billion streams?

I mean, Eminem and Wayne are from almost the same era the 2000s and so is Kanye.

In der Welt der Musik gibt es viele Artists.

Von kleinen die nur 1-2 Hits haben oder mittleren Artists, die 1-2-Alben haben die durch die Decke gehen bis hin zu großen internationalen, die 5...6...10 Alben haben die durch die Decke gehen, sich Millionenfach verkaufen und große Shows spielen, die von hunderttausenden Fans verfolgt werden.

Ein Beispiel ist Taylor Swift, die seit 20 Jahren Musik macht.

Das erste Album kam im Oktober 2006 und ging da schon durch die Decke wenn man sich Zahlen wie RIAA-Zertifizierungen = Verkaufszahlen in USA anschaut.

Auch die nächsten 7-8-Alben gingen buchstäblich durch die Decke und verkauften sich Millionenfach und eines Ihrer letzten Alben brach sogar Rekorde oder war Rekordverdächtig > First Week-Sales...

Kleine und mittlere Twitch- und Youtuber-Streamer, die 400k…200k…100k oder nur ein paar Zehntausend Abonnenten haben, sind zu 80-90 % vom Content und der Unterhaltung her besser und interessanter als große Streamer wie Montanablack, Trymacs, Gronkh oder Papaplatte und wie sie noch alle heißen, die Millionen Abonnenten/Aufrufe haben.

Soll nicht heißen, dass große langweilig oder schlecht sind, aber irgendwas fehlt Ihnen was kleine und mittlere Streamer/Youtuber haben - neben besseren, unterhaltsameren und interessanteren Streams etc.

Ausnahmen wäre teilweise Streamer wie Gnu oder Sparkofphoenix...

Angenommen Ihr müsst umziehen - es führt kein Weg mehr daran vorbei und sollt/müsst Euch für eine von 2 Wohnungen entscheiden, in denen Ihr 3-4 Jahre lebt und wohnt.

🟧Wohnung 1 : Ist in einem Haus 🏠, dass weit weg von Zivilisation ist.

Das Haus ist ein kleines bisschen in die Jahre gekommen was auch auf die Einrichtung zutrifft, die in den 90er noch modern war - aber noch funktionsfähig ist befindet sich nahe der Grenze zu einem gruseligen unheimlichen großen Wald, von dem durch öffentliche Polizeiberichte und nicht wenigen Anwohnern berichtet wird, dass dort schon einige Menschen verschwanden bzw. an der Grenze zum Wald zum letzten mal gesehen wurden oder sogar leblos gefunden wurden.

Die städtische Versorgung (einkaufen, Ärzte etc.) sind 70 Autominuten entfernt - 20 Minuten durch ein Zehntel Teil des Waldes!

Nachbarn habt Ihr keine.

In der Nähe ist eine kleine unheimliche Waldstraße, die ein paar Kilometer lang ist und zum anderen Ende bzw. anderen Seite des Waldes führt - die der einzige Weg ist, die man nehmen muss, wenn man mit dem Auto Richtung Stadt/Zivilisation fahren will.

🟪Wohnung 2 : Ist innerhalb eines leicht heruntergekommenen Plattenbausieldlung in einem präsenten sozialen Brennpunkt.

Einkaufsmöglichkeiten(Supermarkt & Arzt/Krankenhaus) sind am anderen Ende der Siedlung 20 Minuten entfernt, ein kleiner leicht heruntergekommener Supermarkt, der von der Aufmachung in den 90er stehen geblieben ist, aber immer noch das nötigste anbietet

Die nächste Versorgung wäre in der nächsten Stadt, die 1,¾ Autostunden entfernt sind.

Für jedes Jahr die Ihr dort lebt gibt es eine Prämie von 250 Tausend Euro.

In welcher Wohnung würdet Ihr eher leben?

Die Lebensmittelhersteller drehen immer mehr durch und werden immer verrückter.

Angefangen mit ,,Airfryer“-Kartoffeln, die laut Hersteller EXTRA für den Airfryer erfunden, hergestellt, entwickelt oder produziert wurden.

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Oder schmecken/sind die anders als die ,,Nicht-für-den-Airfryer“-Kartoffeln?

Weiter mit den ,,High-Protein“-Trend/Hype mit hunderten neuen überteuerten Sh!t.

Beispiel

Leerdammer Orginal- Käsescheiben Pro 100 g

26g Eiweiß

Leerdammer ,,High-Protein“ pro 100g

29,5g Eiweiß

3,5g Eiweiß mehr aber dafür 2 hauchdünne Scheiben weniger, die dünner als ein Blatt Papier sind = nur 100g und nicht 140g fü den gleichen Preis, 2,69€.

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Das gleiche mit mit ,,High-Proteien“Skyr

Beispiel Ehrmann

,,High-Protein“-Skyr mit 9g Eiweiß pro 100g für 1,99€

Ja Skyr Natur 10,6g Eiweiß pro 100g - Kein ,,High-Protein“ für 1,29-1,49€ - vor 2020 hätte es bestimmt 89 Cent gekostet.

In den letzten 2-4 Jahren haben immer mehr Arbeitgeber, Firmen oder Unternehmen ihre Arbeitsstellen/Produktion entweder 

heruntergefahren,

in anderen Ländern verlagert

, in denen Steuern und Lohnnebenkosten und Bürokratie weniger sind

oder im schlimmsten Fall sogar insolvent gegangen,

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weil man weniger Aufträge bekommt oder nur kleinere Aufträge, die nur kurzfristig weiterhelfen. 

Wenn Firmen etc. die Arbeitsstellen herunterfahren heißt es immer man stellt niemanden ein oder nur noch halb so viele Mitarbeiter wie in den letzten Jahren.

Wird heißen nicht mehr 30 im Jahr sondern nur noch 10 oder 15. 

Oft sind es leider Familienunternehmen wie Hussel, Mittelständische Betriebe, wie das Logistikzentrum mit 2700 Mitarbeitern hier (siehe Zalando Logistiklager in Erfurt) und Kleinbetriebe wie der Metzger da, die Bäckerei mit 8 Mitarbeitern hier, der Handwerksbetrieb mit 27 Mitarbeitern dort oder die Gaststätte da, die es über 18 Jahre gab.

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Aus dem Grund suchen viele Arbeitslose eine Arbeitsstelle - so auch leider ich!

Und leider läuft es nicht gut.

So hab ich mich vor 2-3 Wochen bei einer Zeitarbeitsagentur beworben, was erstmal gut lief.

Es wurde gesagt, man habe 2 Stellen als Produktionshelfer und würde einen dort vorschlagen.

So wie es für Zeitarbeitsagenturen üblich ist, wird vom Bewerber ein anonymes Profil erstellt und das dann zum Kunden geschickt und dann entscheidet der Kunde, ob man zum Probetag kommen soll.

Nach 4 Tagen wurde mir von der Zeitarbeitsagentur abgesagt mit der Begründung

,,Der Kunde sucht hauptsächlich erfahrene Maschineneinsteller und erfahrene Maschinenarbeiter“

Meine Frage ist, wie man gute Erfahrungen bekommen soll, wenn immer gesagt wird

„Sie haben leider zu wenig Erfahrung, wir können Ihre Bewerbung nicht weiter berücksichtigen. Vielen Dank für die Geduld.“

Leider läuft es mittlerweile überall fast gleich ab und es kommt in 1 von 2 Fällen

Fall 1 ;

Man bewirbt sich bei der Zeitarbeitsagentur und ruft kurz danach nach 1–2 Wochen dort an und bekommt einen Termin, bei dem gesagt wird, man wird beim Kundenunternehmen vorgeschlagen, die dann absagen und die Zeitarbeitsfirma die Rückmeldung gibt: „Unser Kunde sucht erfahrene Kräfte. Wir können Ihre Bewerbung nicht weiter berücksichtigen.“

oder aber

Fall 2 ;

Die Zeitarbeitsagentur sagt: „Wir haben die Unterlagen bekommen, schon beim Kunden vorgeschlagen. Man soll noch warten.“

Leider musste ich auch schon schlechte Erfahrungen machen, aber das ist was anderes.

Da es leider nicht klappt, wollte ich fragen, ob es vllt. Sinn macht, sich als Quereinsteiger zu bewerben.

Ich hab mir mal überlegt, ob man vielleicht nicht in den Handwerksbereich gehen kann.

Leider weiß ich noch nicht als was genau – viele Möglichkeiten gibt es ja nicht, wenn Firmen zu 98 % nur erfahrene Fachkräfte wollen und man selbst als „ungelernt bis leicht angelernt“ eingestuft wird.

Interessant wäre

als Helfer für Sanitär, Heizung und Klima oder als Malerhelfer, falls sowas überhaupt existiert …

Ansonsten weiß ich nicht, wie man „gute Erfahrung“ als Produktionsmitarbeiter sammeln soll, wenn viele Firmen sagen, man hat zu wenig…

Auch weiß ich nicht ob das für die Zukunft reicht oder für ein Quereinstieg?

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Für viele Menschen ist der Sonntag ein etablierter Ruhetag - für manche sogar der einzige Arbeits-oder Pflichtfreier Tag, falls man eine 6-Tages-Arbeitswoche hat - was manche tatsächlich haben.

Viele möchten an diesen Tag Ihre Ruhe haben, Zeit mit Ihrer Familie verbringen oder an einen schönen warmen Tag an den See fahren oder gute Bekannte besuchen.

Manche müssen an diesen Tag Ihre liegengebliebene Hausarbeit machen, die man aus Zeitgründen nicht gut machen konnte oder kochen für die Arbeit vor.

Manche müssen sich gegen Nachmittags oder Abends bereits auf die nächste Arbeitsschicht vorbereiten bspw. wenn man im Schichtdienst arbeitet, Nachtschicht hat und diese am Sonntag 22 Uhr anfängt oder in der Nacht 3-4-Uhr Backstube o.ä.

Dazu zählt manchmal auch das Wäsche waschen.

Meine Frage ist ;

Ob Ihr am Sonntag Wäsche wascht oder es Euch in der Sonntagsruhe stören/beeinträchtigen würde, wenn es Eure Nachbarn machen würde - im Hinblick auf Lärmbelästigung & Sonntagsruhe?

In the 2000s, 50 Cent was one of the four biggest and most successful rappers alongside Eminem, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne in terms of commercial success, RIAA certifications, and albums and hits.

Alternatively, one could also include Jay-Z, who albeit several years before the early 2000s had been releasing albums on an annual basis since 1996 and enjoying success, as well as Nelly, who had three albums that literally went through the roof in the early 2000s one of which even achieved Diamond status and the other two went multi-platinum.

Many rappers either had their musical breakthrough or reached their peak during this time including the four artists mentioned above.

After releasing a few self-produced mixtapes and dealing with personal issues, the already successful rapper Eminem who by that time had already experienced an insane and meteoric rise, along with setting records that remain unbroken even today, over 20-23 years later such as the fastest-selling hip-hop/ rap album with 1.76M/1.3M first-week sales, plus two albums that achieved Diamond status namely, the best-selling hip-hop albums in hip-hop history and immediately signed him to a contract.

In just a few months,

Get Rich or Die Tryin[Febuary 2003]

was created;

it was released in February 2003 and turned 50 Cent into a million-seller and hitmaker overnight.

By the end of the year, it had sold over 6M copies, including 872k in the first week and 822k in the second week meaning that in the first two weeks alone, sales totaled nearly 1.7M, well over 1 million.

Overall, the album sold between 13 until 15.6M copies well over 10 million with 9 million in the U.S. alone, and it even went multi-platinum in the UK, for example.

One single from the album even achieved Diamond status, which signifies 10 million sales a feat very few artists can claim.

Many artists reach about half that at their peak roughly 3- to 5x platinum.

Some artists don’t reach their peak or achieve a full breakthrough until their second, third, or even fourth album years after their first. Take Lil Wayne, for example, who released his third album as early as late 1999, 2000, and 2002, but only gradually gained nationwide recognition and achieved greater reach and commercial success with his fourth and fifth albums in 2004 and late 2005.

But that's just one small example.

The album also had 2-3 other hits, each of which went 3-5x platinum.

Two years passed, and in 2005, the second major album,

The Massacre[March 2005]

, was released.

It was literally just as successful as its predecessor.

By the end of the year, over 5M albums had been sold in the U.S., and 9 million overall 6 million of which were in the U.S. with 1.1M units sold in the first week alone, which is an incredibly massive impact.

In the UK, the album went 3x Platinum and sold nearly 1 million units.

Another 2.5 years passed, and for promotional purposes, they met with another artist who was also planning to release his third album on September 11, 2007, and a sort of competition began to see which album would perform better commercially in its first week.

On September 11, 2007,

Curtis

50 Cent’s third album, and Graduation, Kanye’s third album,

were released.

In its first week, it sold 957k almost 1M and

50 Cent’s

Curtis

sold 691k which is actually still relatively good after all, it went gold within the first week of release for 500k+ sales.

However, this marked the beginning of a literal downfall.

By September 2008 that is, within the first year they had sold a total of about 3M units, 1.3M of which were in the U.S.

Actually, I think 1.3 million albums sold by the end of the year or rather, by the end of 2007 in the U.S. and 3 million overall are relatively solid numbers, especially when you consider that they had literally gone through the roof before not just once, but twice.

After all, the album was released in mid-September 2007 and had already sold over 1 million or 1.2 to 1.3M in about 3.5 months by the end of the year.

If another million units had been sold by the end of 2008, the total would have been around 2 to 2.3 million, which would correspond to double platinum and would also be solid.

The typical two-year cycle passed, just as it had the two times before, and

in mid-November 2009,

50 Cent’s penultimate album,

Before I Self Destruct

was released an album that was, in every respect, a pale imitation of its two predecessors.

It went gold for over 500k sales, selling 160k copies in its first week and around 1M copies overall.

After that, things went very quiet for a while regarding new albums, because the next album wasn’t released two years later like the previous ones, but about 4.5 years later, in early June 2014.

And normally, 4-4.5 years should be enough time to produce a solid album or reinvent oneself musically; not a terrible album that marks another downfall, nor an S-Tier/classic album, but simply a solid A-tier album that goes double platinum after 1-2 years, features two solid hit singles, and perhaps enters the debate for “Best Hip-Hop Album of the Year.”

Overall, the artist should have sold around 30-35 million units across their albums and singles, which is relatively high and impressive equating to an average of 6-7 million sales per album over five albums.

Some sources even report sales of ~56M almost 60M albums/singles, which is also impressive and would have averaged 10-11M.

But perhaps the worldwide sales figures, at 56 million, are actually closer to 60 million, with 30–35 million of those in the U.S.

Which is also really impressive, considering there are 4–5 albums.

If he’d had another 2-3 big hits, he would have easily reached 65-70M maybe even 70-75M in sales.

Of course, it’s clear that not every album is going to be an S-tier or classic album,

but my question to you is:

Do you think 50 Cent would have remained musically relevant for longer if he had evolved or reinvented himself musically over the years?

Overall, though, you have to say that 50 had an incredibly meteoric rise and was one of the biggest rap artists of the 2000s especially in the first half of the decade, from around 2003 to early 2006.

After all, he had three albums, two of which literally went through the roof, and the third one wasn’t bad either.

My opinion:

For example, after their third album, which came out in 2007, they could have released their next album in 2011 instead of 2009 and used that time to reinvent themselves musically.

So, new sounds maybe a little less gangsta rap and more of that killer rap from the late 2000s, more R&B and pop sounds in other words, more diversity and variety in their sound, and also collaborations with smaller pop artists without coming across as a Kanye or Wayne 2.0 in terms of sound and production.

Artists who are comparable in sound and music to Alicia Keys or Rihanna, but just smaller, lesser-known artists.

But what’s your take on 50 Cent’s downfall?

Would a change in sound have kept him musically relevant for longer?

In the 2000s, 50 Cent was one of the four biggest and most successful rappers alongside Eminem, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne in terms of commercial success, RIAA certifications, and albums and hits.

Alternatively, one could also include Jay-Z, who albeit several years before the early 2000s had been releasing albums on an annual basis since 1996 and enjoying success, as well as Nelly, who had three albums that literally went through the roof in the early 2000s one of which even achieved Diamond status and the other two went multi-platinum.

Many rappers either had their musical breakthrough or reached their peak during this time including the four artists mentioned above.

After releasing a few self-produced mixtapes and dealing with personal issues, the already successful rapper Eminem who by that time had already experienced an insane and meteoric rise, along with setting records that remain unbroken even today, over 20-23 years later such as the fastest-selling hip-hop/ rap album with 1.76M/1.3M first-week sales, plus two albums that achieved Diamond status namely, the best-selling hip-hop albums in hip-hop history and immediately signed him to a contract.

In just a few months,

Get Rich or Die Tryin[Febuary 2003]

was created;

it was released in February 2003 and turned 50 Cent into a million-seller and hitmaker overnight.

By the end of the year, it had sold over 6M copies, including 872k in the first week and 822k in the second week meaning that in the first two weeks alone, sales totaled nearly 1.7M, well over 1 million.

Overall, the album sold between 13 until 15.6M copies well over 10 million with 9 million in the U.S. alone, and it even went multi-platinum in the UK, for example.

One single from the album even achieved Diamond status, which signifies 10 million sales a feat very few artists can claim.

Many artists reach about half that at their peak roughly 3- to 5x platinum.

Some artists don’t reach their peak or achieve a full breakthrough until their second, third, or even fourth album years after their first. Take Lil Wayne, for example, who released his third album as early as late 1999, 2000, and 2002, but only gradually gained nationwide recognition and achieved greater reach and commercial success with his fourth and fifth albums in 2004 and late 2005.

But that's just one small example.

The album also had 2-3 other hits, each of which went 3-5x platinum.

Two years passed, and in 2005, the second major album,

The Massacre[March 2005]

, was released.

It was literally just as successful as its predecessor.

By the end of the year, over 5M albums had been sold in the U.S., and 9 million overall 6 million of which were in the U.S. with 1.1M units sold in the first week alone, which is an incredibly massive impact.

In the UK, the album went 3x Platinum and sold nearly 1 million units.

Another 2.5 years passed, and for promotional purposes, they met with another artist who was also planning to release his third album on September 11, 2007, and a sort of competition began to see which album would perform better commercially in its first week.

On September 11, 2007,

Curtis

50 Cent’s third album, and Graduation, Kanye’s third album,

were released.

In its first week, it sold 957k almost 1M and

50 Cent’s

Curtis

sold 691k which is actually still relatively good after all, it went gold within the first week of release for 500k+ sales.

However, this marked the beginning of a literal downfall.

By September 2008 that is, within the first year they had sold a total of about 3M units, 1.3M of which were in the U.S.

Actually, I think 1.3 million albums sold by the end of the year or rather, by the end of 2007 in the U.S. and 3 million overall are relatively solid numbers, especially when you consider that they had literally gone through the roof before not just once, but twice.

After all, the album was released in mid-September 2007 and had already sold over 1 million or 1.2 to 1.3M in about 3.5 months by the end of the year.

If another million units had been sold by the end of 2008, the total would have been around 2 to 2.3 million, which would correspond to double platinum and would also be solid.

The typical two-year cycle passed, just as it had the two times before, and

in mid-November 2009,

50 Cent’s penultimate album,

Before I Self Destruct

was released an album that was, in every respect, a pale imitation of its two predecessors.

It went gold for over 500k sales, selling 160k copies in its first week and around 1M copies overall.

After that, things went very quiet for a while regarding new albums, because the next album wasn’t released two years later like the previous ones, but about 4.5 years later, in early June 2014.

And normally, 4-4.5 years should be enough time to produce a solid album or reinvent oneself musically; not a terrible album that marks another downfall, nor an S-Tier/classic album, but simply a solid A-tier album that goes double platinum after 1-2 years, features two solid hit singles, and perhaps enters the debate for “Best Hip-Hop Album of the Year.”

Overall, the artist should have sold around 30-35 million units across their albums and singles, which is relatively high and impressive equating to an average of 6-7 million sales per album over five albums.

Some sources even report sales of ~56M almost 60M albums/singles, which is also impressive and would have averaged 10-11M.

But perhaps the worldwide sales figures, at 56 million, are actually closer to 60 million, with 30–35 million of those in the U.S.

Which is also really impressive, considering there are 4–5 albums.

If he’d had another 2-3 big hits, he would have easily reached 65-70M maybe even 70-75M in sales.

Of course, it’s clear that not every album is going to be an S-tier or classic album,

but my question to you is:

Do you think 50 Cent would have remained musically relevant for longer if he had evolved or reinvented himself musically over the years?

Overall, though, you have to say that 50 had an incredibly meteoric rise and was one of the biggest rap artists of the 2000s especially in the first half of the decade, from around 2003 to early 2006.

After all, he had three albums, two of which literally went through the roof, and the third one wasn’t bad either.

My opinion:

For example, after their third album, which came out in 2007, they could have released their next album in 2011 instead of 2009 and used that time to reinvent themselves musically.

So, new sounds maybe a little less gangsta rap and more of that killer rap from the late 2000s, more R&B and pop sounds in other words, more diversity and variety in their sound, and also collaborations with smaller pop artists without coming across as a Kanye or Wayne 2.0 in terms of sound and production.

Artists who are comparable in sound and music to Alicia Keys or Rihanna, but just smaller, lesser-known artists.

But what’s your take on 50 Cent’s downfall?

Would a change in sound have kept him musically relevant for longer?

Warum wird man als komisch gesehen

wenn man keine Angaben zu sein Alter oder beruflichen Situation machen will, also nicht sagen will, ob man arbeitet oder was man arbeitet sowie auch nicht sagen will wie alt man ist?

Immer mehr Verbraucher*Innen bezahlen Ihre Einkäufe teilweise hauptsächlich/vorwiegend oder zu 80-90% mit der EC-Karte etc.

Viele bezahlen beim Einkaufen selbst kleinere Summen wie

ein Getränk oder Energy für 1.39€ oder 2-3-Brötchen für 1.20€ mit der EC-Karte.

Bei mir gibt es eine Bäckerei, die ein paar Straßen weiter zwei weitere Filialen hat.

Bis vor ein paar Jahren gab es dort keine Möglichkeit dort mit EC-Karte zu bezahlen - bis sie es ,,vorübergehend eingeführt“ haben.

Als ich einmal wieder an einen Sonntagfrüh dort war und mit EC-Karte zahlen wollte, ging es nicht weil es hieß

,,Haben wir wieder abgeschafft, macht nur Schwierigkeiten“

als ich es letzte mal dort war, was letzte Woche war, hieß es Bargeldlos erst ab 5-6€ möglich, heißt man hätte theoretisch 2 Kuchen kaufen müssen oder irgendwas anders was 5-6€ kostet - was ich ursprünglich vor hatte, wenn es den Artikel gegeben hätte - wofür man extra hingeht.

Kartenzahlung sollte/müsste in 2026 überall möglich sein, wo es Nahrungsmittel gibt und schon ab 2€ möglich sein, außer der Laden sagt freiwillig

,,Auch ab 1€ möglich“

Warum gilt heute irgendwie alles was nicht Mainstream ist oder ein kontroverser Hottake als Troll oder Ragebait

zum Beispiel

ein neues Spiel kommt raus - jeder feiert es - jeder spielt es und ist GoTY aber man sagt es spricht einen nicht an

direkt wird gesagt ,,Das muss Ragebait sein“

oder

es werden 2 Sachen verglichen Beispiel 2 Musiker

Der eine ist extrem beliebt wird von 99% als gut angesehen und die anderen 1% sagen der ist nicht so gut oder der ist total overhyped. Musiker 2, der im Schatten von Musiker 1 steht ist besser - und beide sind gut vergleichbar

wird gesagt ,,Das muss Troll sein“

I’ll start with two that always come to mind right away...

Tomb Raider VI: AoD isn’t as bad as people often say, and it’s actually pretty solid.

It’s definitely better than its predecessor and actually has a good storyline especially because it was the first time I felt like Lara had a real personality.

Before that, she always seemed to me like she was effortlessly superior to everything without any weaknesses, but in AoD, it felt different to me...

I’d say, give the game six more months of development time and release it instead of mid-2003 somewhere between spring 2004 and fall 2004, around September, October, or November 2004 for the holiday season, and it would definitely have become a top-tier Tomb Raider game, been 2-2.5 times as successful, and built on its past successes.

I say release the game once it’s fully developed, with solid controls and a solid storyline for example, in November for the 2004 holiday season or in the spring of 2004 and start a strong promotional campaign 3 months beforehand.

Boom immediately +1 million sales maybe even ~1.5 million; after 1 year, 4 million; and after 2.5-3 years, about 6-7 million overall, of which the 2.5 million it has reached to date would come in the first 5-12 months.

The Tomb Raider Classic era accounted for 90% of Tomb Raider’s peak period and is better than the 2010s Tomb Raider reboot series.

I’ve been playing Tomb Raider for a very long time since my early teens, to be exact which was decades ago.

I also played the later installments from the 2000s TRL, TRU, and TRA which I wrote about a few months ago.

I played them back when TRL, TRU, and TRA were still current, and they didn’t captivate me as much as the predecessors from the Classic era/Classic series.

TRL and TRU never really grabbed me that much.

Sure, with TRL, almost the entire game or rather, the IP was revamped in terms of

Lara’s mechanics, the gameplay mechanics, and so on but I don’t think the story is any good.

For one thing, it’s not good, and for another, it could have easily been a bit longer.

No, not a 10-year trilogy, but maybe 13-15 levels or so.

I warmed up to TRU even less; I don’t know what it is, but it just doesn’t have that certain something that the previous games had...

But what are your Top Tomb Raider Hottakes/takeaways?

Top 10 Most Talented Rappers - Based on

Creativity/Innovation, Adaptability, Lyrics, Rap Skills, and Production.

Your Opinion ?

Out of curiosity, I took a look at a few community tier lists, and I’m honestly a bit speechless not in a negative way, but not in a positive way either.

Here’s a community tier list it’s NOT my own.

The question I’m asking myself now is how good 21 Savage is overall objectively speaking.

https://preview.redd.it/mjd6fi5r8b7h1.jpg?width=1420&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=95043336b1999558780d563141128dd2a6c1404b

Why overall?

Well, I mean, it’s definitely possible to rank or evaluate something objectively to a certain extent.

For example, you can objectively say that Kanye is on a completely different level than Lil Pump, or that 50 Cent is overall lower-tier than Drake...

My question is: how good is

21 Savage overall

I actually listen to some of his songs myself but I wouldn’t know how good he is objectively

He’s been rapping for at least 10 years, released his first album in July 2017, followed by his second album about 1.5 years later, and then ~6 years later came his third album, *American Dream*—which is really quite a long time to wait 5-6 years for something new aside from collabs.

In mid-December 2025, the fourth album was released unexpectedly, without much promotion or months of advance notice just under two years after the third album.

There have been three collaboration albums since October 2017, one of which was with the very successful Drake.

His solo albums mostly went 1x platinum, which in itself isn’t anything extraordinary every artist often goes 1x platinum these days.

In my opinion, he didn’t have any albums that really blew up, but Change my mind.

But what do you think?