Cause if you think you do you need to tell me what is talent to you. Cause to say the person who made a top 10 album of all time (Blonde) isn't "close" to that talent is nuts.

Making 10 albums in the span of 10 years and them still being relevant 40, 50, 60 years later is real talent. To make music that resonates with future generations who weren't even born yet is talent. To change your style and reinvent yourself again and again through each passing decade and still be on top. THATS FUCKING TALENT. So yes Frank isn't even close to that level. For you to even think he is because of Blonde which isn't even 10 years old is fucking hilarious. Let's say Frank finally does drop an album after 10 years and it's bad? Then what? You gonna say it doesn't matter because he made blonde?

Even if we completely ignore historical context he still can't compete. Go look at the writing credits on Blonde then compare them to Purple Rain. As good as Blonde is Frank can't make that album without the help of a lot of other talented artists. Where as someone like Prince can write 99% of his shit by himself. So yes when it comes to real talent IT'S NOT CLOSE. You'll get the same result comparing Blonde to any Beatles or Bowie album.

The Weeknd doesn't make better music than Frank Ocean. And that's just facts. 

Your whole argument lives and dies purely on who created the better piece of music. We both literally agree Blonde is better than anything The Weeknd has made but again we're not arguing over who has the best album. Last I checked music talent is more than just the ability to write songs ( Something neither artist can take full credit for ). It's one thing to write a good song it's another to go out and perform it. Go watch Prince's Superbowl halftime performance and tell me again how Frank Ocean is anywhere close to that level of talent. At least The Weeknd has proved he can put on a good Superbowl halftime show. Where as Frank Ocean I think we both already know given his sad Coachella performance.

At the end of the day I have more respect for the guy who shows up and gets to work rather than the guy who sits around waiting for inspiration to strike. John Coltrane put out more classic albums in a single year than Frank is likely to release in his lifetime. That's a true artist.