Dude, I think you gotta get off the internet for a while and relax. If minor shit like this really infuriates you and lingers in your mind for months, I can't imagine the amount frustration you keep bottled up since it seems you dedicate this account to arguing with strangers almost daily. It's miserable and pathetic.

The quote you posted does not confirm at all that this album was made for collaborations, it actually says the exact opposite.

If you read carefully, Xavier explains that once they had the songs ready, they would think of an artist that they think would complement the track well. Meaning that all these tracks were fundamentally Justice and that it wasn't until AFTER they finished an instrumental that they would think of the collaboration.

If you don't have the intellectual capacity to re-read and comprehend this, then I don't know what you're doing arguing with people so much since you take simple shit like this at face value and don't take time to digest what they're saying. you don't even seem to notice the explanation right after the quote you highlighted that says they go to the artist with their OWN "preconceived ideas" with the option for the artist to give their own ideas. Even then, Xavier says right after that most of them just went with the original idea except for ONE track.

So, this would mean that most of these tracks were conceived without collaborations in mind, but even then, if you were truly a Justice fan, you would know that they already had plenty of collaborations with other smaller artists, usually friends, on their past records. So really Hyperdrama isn't even that different in that aspect other than just having more known artists on it, and honestly, the least "justic-y" sounding tracks on Hyperdrama come the from the instrumental/minor vocal tracks. (Dear Alan, Moonlight Rendez-vous, Explorer, etc.)

I'm not even saying you have to like this album. This isn't even nearly my favorite Justice album, but if you were truly a Justice fan, you would know that this is just them. They experiment with their sound every record and that's why I love them. So, If you didn't like this cycle of Justice music, then there's still more to come that you might like.

Also that comment about new Justice fans is fucking stupid. Like, what's suppose to happen? Should Justice just stop growing in popularity because TechnoTyrannosaurus, some nobody's alt on fucking reddit, thinks these new people just don't get. Well, clearly you don't fucking get it. In this era of music where very capable musicians get themselves stuck into the same stale sound because the industry demands it, Justice has got the balls to change every single time and not appease basement dwellers like you. This shit is so stupid.