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Hurr Superman is boring and unrelatable durr
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I never said "nearly as popular" once again, my words are being misread. popularity has nothing to do with "can a random person on the street name this thing". I don't think hitler is very popular, but I bet every person on the planet that has been to school would recognize his name. My google trends link succinctly covers this.
Come back when OPM is still relevant after a century.
It will die in obscurity just like the majority of other shows.
OPM will be seen then like Tekusuke Monogatari is now.
You should go reread your previous comment. You did say those exact words, which is why I repeated them. And to be fair to me previously, in my highest level comment I did ask you to clarify your words and you refused to explain so you are leaving everyone else to interpret.
In my interpretation, that's what popular means: prevalent amongst the general public, in which case yes Hitler counts. You may be trying a different usage of the word, but you weren't clarifying that. I would also like to let you know you are also coming off generally as a prick while being so antagonistic, hence why many people are responding the way they are in this thread.