Well, Mozart is definitely 'yeah, I'm the best, nothing you can do about it', in a way that's honest, almost annoying but not annoying because you know it's true. Handel was the most laid-back out of the four of them, but still boasted pretty hard - being boastful while being laidback is impressive. Beethoven makes it pretty clear that he doesn't care about this because he knows how good he is, he doesn't need to boast about it or prove it. Chevalier de Saint-Georges - like Handel a bit laid back, but like Mozart he's basically 'I know I'm the best', like Beethoven he's being brutal with the truth (I'm not the 'Black Mozart' and I kick harder than the rest of them because I encompass the revolution). Tough call as to who's the best
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Well, Mozart is definitely 'yeah, I'm the best, nothing you can do about it', in a way that's honest, almost annoying but not annoying because you know it's true.
Handel was the most laid-back out of the four of them, but still boasted pretty hard - being boastful while being laidback is impressive.
Beethoven makes it pretty clear that he doesn't care about this because he knows how good he is, he doesn't need to boast about it or prove it.
Chevalier de Saint-Georges - like Handel a bit laid back, but like Mozart he's basically 'I know I'm the best', like Beethoven he's being brutal with the truth (I'm not the 'Black Mozart' and I kick harder than the rest of them because I encompass the revolution).
Tough call as to who's the best
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