It’s not all the live action Spawn movie’s fault, 1995-2005 were a lawless time in film making. Hell, I even own the soundtrack which is arguable better than the film on compact disc. I collected so many action figures, watched the entire HBO animated series, picked up a few Spawn books here-and-there, and I even watched the Spawn live action movie more than once. He’s always been something special to me. Sure I stopped reading Spawn around issue 20 something but, I never stopped loving the maggot faced bastard. It’s hard to believe that I saw, embraced, and have lived to see Spawn grow and mutate into everything he’s been since I was 10. The History of Spawn isn’t only like a sitcom’s clip show episode, it’s also the beginning of an ongoing story that’s going to come to a head during issue 300. Sure you could just wait for issue 300 to drop, but then you would miss the upcoming storyline that leads into it. In true Todd fashion Spawn 300 will be an ode to his previous works, this one paying tribute to his extremely popular Spider-Man 300 cover. To celebrate this Todd McFarlane has and is dropping a few special issues spanning from issues #296-299. we will make it work.In the next coming months Spawn is going to hit a milestone marker, issue 300.

yeah they will tune in to cmbyn but Holiday is the focus rn. otr took months to take off, panini didn’t peak until 4 months later. mfs finna tune in for CMBYN! Holiday a bop regardless,” and Nas replied, “not stressed king. a year from now every song i drop will pop.” Somebody else chimed in, “dont skress it bro. now is my time to promote and build a bigger fanbase. He also recently responded to a fan commenting on the success of “Holiday.” Nas tweeted, “i took a 8 month break, and still we hit 12m on youtube, top 20 on spotify. If you ask Lil Nas X, though, that’s not his best video, or even his second best.Ī fan Twitter account recently posed the question, “Now that we’ve had time to enjoy the ‘HOLIDAY’ video, In what order would you rank all of Lil Nas X’s Music Videos?” Nas himself replied in a now-deleted tweet, ranking his videos from first to last, “Holiday,” “Panini,” “Old Town Road,” and “Rodeo. Aside from the song’s chart success, the “ Official Movie” and “ Official Video” versions of the clip have over a billion combined views on YouTube.

“Old Town Road” was a massive cultural event.

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