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[L0NZ.]

Sis youre in here yet again arguing technicalities and semantics about the word "record" when your original intent was to boast, or celebrate a #2 spot. That got SMACKED down when all the girls laughed at you celebrating being second best, now youre peddling the 4th and 5th line definitions of "record."

Filing cabinets! Storage! Dewey decimal! Written down!

Just like yesterday when it was "gain relevance" "stay relevant" or "become relevant" like it mattered

Not trying to dig into specifics to dodge and wiggle around the ki of celebrating a 2nd place world record. ddddd

[LOONA.]

I never said there were articles saying that it was a record so I don't see how it's my responsibility to provide any proof of that.

Why do you keep asking me for it? lol

Because you claimed it was a record

And it wasn't your responsibility to answer my question by providing me with the wrong definition of the word "record" but you insisted on doing so anyway to try and deflect.

Now after all the hoopla and boasting/bragging you admit you can't actually prove it is a record with actual receipts.

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[LOONA.]

I never said there were articles saying that it was a record so I don't see how it's my responsibility to provide any proof of that.

Why do you keep asking me for it? lol

Because you claimed it was a record

     

And a specific article about Nicki would prove the definition of what a record is in what way?

Remember - we were arguing what a record is and what it isn't. Not who has wrote an article referring to something as a record and who didn't.

It would verify that it's a record. That's what we call a receipt.

If I say "so and so sold 5 million" and you question it...then I'm gonna post a credible source that track sales and confirms that it sold what I claimed it sold. Like how you cite mess at the end of an essay to prove you didn't just make shit up.

You could be doing the same for this Nicki "record" and yet gffff
   

[L0NZ.]

And Lonz,

Drais is the first person who got technical in the thread with the "do you know what a record is?" thing.

So yes, I double checked Webster. And we began a conversation on its definition. Now are you gonna give me my reply or not. lolz

It doesnt matter when you knew your use of "record" was boastful and not fun fact.

So when someone asks you do you know what a record is, you know that they're contesting the celebratory aspect. When you realized no one was clapping with you, you used that as an opportunity to ditch the party and start talking about filing cabinets 

And what is your question about paypal? Its the #2 ( ) digtital payment system behind Apple. Since #2 records are feats and all. I dont see a ki anywhere around it. Your opinion that Nicki holding a #2 spot is a book should reflect on anything else being #2 being a book. But one is a ki record, and one isnt. Are you asking me to say thats your opinion and youre entitled? Like.... what do you want from me 

[L0NZ.]

Wait so theres no proof that Nicki holds the #2 record? Celebratory OR fun fact?



So we know what a record is, but we don't have any. Hard copies? Pdf? help

[L0NZ.]

I never said there were articles saying that it was a record so I don't see how it's my responsibility to provide any proof of that.

Why do you keep asking me for it? lol

Because you claimed it was a record

     

And a specific article about Nicki would prove the definition of what a record is in what way?

Remember - we were arguing what a record is and what it isn't. Not who has wrote an article referring to something as a record and who didn't.

It would verify that it's a record.
   

In that case, I'll just create a website, write an article including the line, "this is a record" and send the link to you.

Since that's what it takes to "verify" that something is a record. (Article written by someone including the actual word)

I'm sorry but , I'm crying

Girrrr dont go thru all that trouble! Charts, sales, Billboard mess is heavily documented. Lets find those records.

[LOONA.]

I didn't get technical. You're the one who cycled through multiple definitions of the same word to try and throw everybody off.

If I asked you for a receipt you wouldn't literally roll to Google and use this definition:     

3. receipt -  the act of receiving or the state of being received.

You'd post a screenshot of an actual receipt. Don't act like you didn't know what the word "record" meant in this scenario when you used it perfectly when you were talking about her first week sales.     

[LOONA.]

I never said there were articles saying that it was a record so I don't see how it's my responsibility to provide any proof of that.

Why do you keep asking me for it? lol

Because you claimed it was a record

     

And a specific article about Nicki would prove the definition of what a record is in what way?

Remember - we were arguing what a record is and what it isn't. Not who has wrote an article referring to something as a record and who didn't.

It would verify that it's a record.
   

In that case, I'll just create a website, write an article including the line, "this is a record" and send the link to you.

Since that's what it takes to "verify" that something is a record. (Article written by someone including the actual word)

I'm sorry but , I'm crying

Or you could go to Google and find it just like you tried to go find something for Black Panther

Again, stop dodging and wiggling   

[LOONA.]

Cardi B broke one of Bey's records     

[LOONA.]

Cardi B broke one of Bey's records     

https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/8358607/cardi-b-streaming-songs-chart-record-beyonce

Oh look   

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[LOONA.]

Webster isn't gonna tell us anything about Nicki Minaj's first week sales being a record, Billboard is.

And your quote literally came from here   

https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/950035/kanye-west-nicki-minaj-score-big-debuts-on-billboard-200

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