Aviators is NOT a Bad Artist!

Right, well, let's get started. First of all, I'm not cocky, I'm autistic -- there is quite a noticeable difference that I guess only autistic people would see. Just for clarity. I'm not crazy or anything like that. I'm just being myself in this debate, and that's how I will remain. And the reason this may seem silly is because, well, it would just seem nice for me to have won more than just one debate in my time of being here. And I will, one way or another, whatever it takes. *another subtle evil chuckle* And I kinda have a feeling that I will. All right, let's get to it. Aviators has been making music (and selling it) for about two to three years (independently; without a record deal), and has as of now released six studio albums, four remix albums, six EPs, and six singles from his two biggest albums. He dabbles in almost every genre in existence, from classical orchestra to modern electronic, and quite a lot in between. One of the many reasons I claim he's most definitely not a bad artist at all is because he's had a ton of experience in doing what he does. He's played the violin for eight years since age four, and done the guitar the rest of his practice time. In his production and recording time, he experimented with extreme pro stuff, not knowing what he was doing, which helped him learn from trial and error and soon enough he was able to release his debut album "Reflections Of A Dream". I haven't listened to it myself, but I get the impression from the majority of buyers that it's pretty good, not too bad for first impressions. After that, obviously came his becoming of a Brony and just pumping out Brony song after Brony song, which was pretty much his whole thing in 2012, and pretty much what gave him his popularity and recognizance, for that time. Then in 2013 most of the remixing came, and somewhere along the line he decided to move on from pony music a little bit, whittling it down to two to five songs per album or something like that. Pretty much all the while of 2013, he's been working with whatever he could, and released three more albums and a mess of EPs, one of those albums a concept (well, they all have concepts, but this one is rather special) written as the score to a fictional video game, titled "Aeterno", which really shows what he can do in the world of the instrumental genre, or just how much experience he's gained over time, and honestly, in my opinion there's no bad track in that thing, or his other two albums. And finally to this date, as of his first single from Ghosts in the Code, marks his 2014 activity, and he's still got six or more albums in progress right now. His other 2014 piece other than GITC is his Acoustic EP, which many agree is the Aviators sound on a whole new and organic level. In Acoustic, he takes a few previous songs he's made and turns them into pieces that are heartfelt, emotional, and all the while melancholy. Now does THAT make him a poor artist? I think not! Now, to clarify the mentioning in your comment, yes, he is TERRIFICALLY inspiring, and all of his dark, depressing, and melancholy pieces fit perfectly in with everything else, and here's why: the only reason he has those pieces is to surprise the listener when they listen to the more happy, lighthearted pieces near the end of albums. That's pretty much how it's been his whole career of doing this. And I see absolutely NO bad or flaws in this technique whatsoever, so Avi can't POSSIBLY be a bad artist because of this! So, to clarify the mentioning in the comments, yes, he is TERRIFICALLY inspiring, and his dark, depressing, and melancholy pieces only fit in perfectly with everything else, and here's why: the only reason he has those pieces is to surprise the listener when they hear the more happy, lighthearted pieces near the end of albums. That's pretty much how it's been his whole music career. And I see absolutely NOTHING bad or flawed with this technique at all! So Avi can't POSSIBLY be a bad artist because of this! Popularity has nothing to do with being a good or bad artist (well, maybe a little, but nothing too significant) as Aviators has actually made some REALLY good pieces, and yet, well, isn't really half the most popular artist in the world. There's nothing wrong with that. And we all know that with positive popularity automatically comes negative recognition. But that's usually first impression stuff. The ratio of positive popularity towards Aviators to negative that's confirmed is QUITE obviously something like a 11-1 sort of thing. But you know, that's just what's confirmed on the Internet. There may be more people that don't like his music, but how many of them dare to even breathe a word about it? But of course, I'm sure even so, the amount of lovers would still be higher. I've heard a lot of crap about his music not being the best, but never ONCE have I ever heard with my hawk ears and owl eyes that he is a bad artist in general. And now you've come rising up from the crowd of silent, unsure dislikers to speak up for them, probably having reasons we all know can't compete with mine. My main one is this: no TRUE artist is a bad one, they just need to find the area of art that they're best at, and in the music area, Aviators is most definitely a true artist there, and there's nothing bad about him or what he does that can't be good with a little work. So the conclusion of this argument is that by NO means is Aviators a bad musician, and my reasons for this argument are quite obvious yet completely valid. AND since there must be minimal sourcing for our arguments, I shall put as few sources as I can on this round. Here they are... http://www.soundoftheaviators.com... http://music.soundoftheaviators.com... http://music.soundoftheaviators.com... http://worldunitedmusic.blogspot.com... That's all I'm gonna put for now. I will be eagerly waiting for your response to this magical gold I'm selling here. Oh, revenge just feels SO good. And it will be so satisfying to watch all the unprepared viewers' stunned faces when/if they discover that I have succeeded. Farewell, Audieu, Sayonaraa, and Gesundheit. *Disappears into the smoke, echoing subtle evil chuckle*