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Originally posted by bluth
Usually comes hand in hand with good music. As much as people like to refute the 'subjectivity' of critical acclaim a lot of the time critics know what they're talking about
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But nothing says that I have to like whatever the critics like. Some of the best movies I've seen have a less than 50% rating on rotten tomatoes and like a 4 star average on imdb, while I can't sit through the critically acclaimed classics. Just the same as Britney her 3rd album is one of my all-time favorites while it only has a 58 score on metacritic, while I've never liked a Beatles song. It's all a matter of taste.
Who cares how they dance, sing or if they have critically acclaimed albums, as long as the music is good.
would you critic liam payne if you were not liam payne?
who is still top 10 after 3 months? who is barely hanging in the top 30 after less than 3 months? 
