You are mistaking cause and effect. Having money doesn't make you successful, but being successful often results in earning money, as a mere consequence. Thinking that money in and of itself makes you successfull seems very primitive and materialistic. Some of the most detestable slugs in this world are obscenely wealthy, yet seem truly miserable, and are not successful by any standard of mine.

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Well any musician, or lyricist, is being successful if their lyrics are powerful enough to change peoples lives and provide inspiration to people who need it.

I dont judge his way of success.

I judge naive advlts who actually think the money being recieved is the success, and not the part about helping people, like Maulistor(I mean, what can you expect with a name like that! )

joking aside, its pretty pathetic that people actually put a value on success, rather than the idea of helping someone other than themselves.

Fortunately, judging is all you can do in the end. What with having no ambition, money, or anything but your worthless 2 cents opinion which you feel so obligated to give.

I'm sorry I just can't find any proof of Ice-T calling this game buggy.

I quote from his twitter:
"'Fallout New Vegas' It's slow... The load screens take forever.. Too much talking... It froze once.. BUT I CAN"T STOP PLAYING IT!!!!"

Yes it's a bit slow-ish on consoles. It's really fast on my pc though.
Too much talking, Wow.. a lot of talking in a RPG? who knew...
It froze once. Hardly makes for a buggy game. Happes to the best of them.

BUT I CAN'T STOP PLAYING IT!!!! He clearly loves it.


Someone please edit the title to "Rapper "Ice-T" Loves New Vegas even though it's a bit slow and not Modern Warfare 2.

I feel I should clarify what I mean by success. When I say someone is more successful than you, that means that they are better at life. As in, they have accomplished more things than you and can continue to accomplish more things than you. Now for all your scholars hung up on morality or being a priest/joining the army, just look at how much money and how many charities Ice T has donated to. That makes him better than you in this aspect of life, too. He's positively affected more people in this world than you have, without a doubt. That's the bottom line really. Whether or not you like rap or money is irrelevant

I normally try to clean up threads to give everyone a chance to continue discussion, but looking at the content there is no hope for that.