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Better: Pre Malone, Mid Malone or Post Malone?

KillingYourCareer
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. 16 members have voted

  1. 1. .

    • Pre Malone
      25%
      4
    • Mid Malone
      31%
      5
    • Post Malone
      43%
      7

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Which Malone is superior to you? Form your opinion around the levels recorded on a graduated scale based on talent, acclaim, beauty and success (TABS-scale) and elaborate in the comments below.

 

Pre Malone

post-malone-shareif-ziyadat.jpg

 

Mid Malone

post_malone_4.jpg?itok=O0Ncb5xx

 

Post Malone

Post-Malone.jpg

No Malone 

neither, they're equally bad

52 minutes ago, Iceland said:

No Malone 

this 

Post is my favorite Bjork album so that :giraffe:

Provolone >

5 minutes ago, Bussea said:

Provolone >

:dies:

mid malone era he had longer curly hair at one point so i guess that one wins

20 hours ago, wish said:

Proto Malone

 

I see you're an individual of culture :cheers:

Such an underrated camp moment.

 

OT: Mid Malone supremacy :campfire: The curly hair suited him best, "Hollywood's Bleeding" was filled with killer songs and smashes, and he was thriving. But it seems he's doing better now on a personal level, and to be fair, I have yet to check out "twelve carat toothache", so I can't comment on the quality of the music yet.

 

As far as eras go, I stand by my point. But I am very happy for Father Malone. :heart2:

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