Tell me if you've heard this one before, "This person/band/thing isn't a real artist/singer/writer/song/game/movie/etc. Cuz personal reason!"
I was listening to Billy Idol's Rebel Yell, for some weird reason I decided to scroll down to look at the youtube comments. You see on normal occasion this is a stupid thing to do, but I forgot this was a comments section for a 1980's song. The very first thing I saw were two comments that both neared 1k likes worshiping the 80's and going on about how perfect it was. This blind nostalgic loyalty to a certain set of ten years is stupid, but everyone has these people, so I don't care that much.
Scroll down a bit more and I see "The 1980's was the last decade of REAL music!!!"
This annoys me for multiple reasons. Who made you the arbiter of what "real" music is? Now of course it isn't only heralds of the holy era of the 1980's that make claims that what they like are the only "real" things. You still see plenty of wicked crispy pros being non-sick with their most dubious claims.
Anyway, who are you, nonspecific person I'm apparently arguing with, to decide what is real art? I'm not a fan of John Grisham, his work is so by-the-numbers checklist cliche that it makes me want to cry into the nearest copy of anything by Lovecraft. But despite my issues with his work, I would never say he wasn't a REAL writer. I don't get why people make a thing being called a thing a medal of honor.
Candy Crush is just as much of a videogame as Kotor, we could argue all day on the quality of these things, which is fine as long as you aren't a poop-face about it. There is a difference between saying "I don't think this is good," to "You are stupid because you like something I don't!"