History Awesome / TheRapCritic

* Also in his "Top 10 Worst Lyrics I've Ever Heard...This Year (2017)", his takedown of Logic song "Ink Blots" feat Juicy J, where Juicy J finishes the outro of the song by telling people who show off on Instagram to [[DudeNotFunny kill themselves]] as an insult... on the same album that features one of 2017's most prominent anti-suicide songs (namely the song "1-800-273-8255") as one of its main draws. After proving Juicy J to be a {{Hypocrite}} on this point ([[ShownTheirWork using video from Juicy J's own Instagram, no less]]) and demonstrating that Juicy J was ''not'' speaking from the perspective of those Instagram users [[FanDumb as some fans have tried to claim]], he proceeds to spell it all out for Logic and Juicy J.

* In his "Worst Lyrics of 2018" video, he calls out Tom [=MacDonald=] for his song "White Boy" which is filled to the brim with UnfortunateImplications. He also calls out the mainstream for ganging up on Music/{{Macklemore}} and driving him from the public sphere as punishment for his well-meaning attempts at social commentary while allowing [=MacDonald=] to spew his bile with no controversy.

* His ripping apart of B.o.B's anti-science and InsaneTrollLogic song "Flatline" in his "Worst Lyrics of 2016" video, as well as pointing out how even though people seem to generally know he's a crackpot, UsefulNotes/ConspiracyTheories like his can be actively ''harmful'' regardless of that fact.

* In his "Worst Lyrics of 2019", he takes [[Music/KanyeWest Kanye West]] to task for his lackluster Christian Rap album, with his song "Closed On Sunday" (that prominently features references to Chick-Fil-A, including the title itself) being #2 on that list. However, his primary issue isn't so much with the song itself, but with Kanye West being seemingly ignorant of the fact that Chick-Fil-A has donated millions of dollars to [[HeteronormativeCrusader anti-gay rights groups]] and then [[WhatAnIdiot being confused]] when pro-LGBT organizations took issue with said song that was essentially free ad space for that company. RC even drops an uncensored PrecisionFStrike while raking Kanye over the coals for this.

-->'''Rap Critic:''' But when you become a Christian rapper, and then make a song that associates you with an openly Christian company that directly poured millions of dollars into anti-gay political organizations, you figured gay people ''weren't'' going to feel some type of way about it? Did you ''[[PrecisionFStrike fucking]] think'', man?

* In his "Worst Lyrics of 2019", he takes [[Music/KanyeWest Kanye West]] to task for his lackluster Christian Rap album, with his song "Chik-Fil-A" being #2 on that list. However, his primary issue isn't so much with the song itself, but with Kanye West being seemingly ignorant of the fact that Chik-Fil-A has donated millions of dollars to [[HeteronormativeCrusader anti-gay rights groups]] and then [[WhatAnIdiot being confused]] when pro-LGBT organizations took issue with said song that was essentially free ad space for that company. RC even drops an uncensored PrecisionFStrike while raking Kanye over the coals for this.

'''Rap Critic:''' Wow, y'know, it's the fundamental misunderstanding of the situation followed by the smug self-righteousness that ''really'' drives it over the edge for me. (...) You know, I think this song does raise the problem with current conversations about race. White guys like this are so worried about being called a racist by angry minority voices, they never stop to think about why those minority voices are angry in the first place. Those statements like this end up basically saying, "[[SkewedPriorities Yeah, I know discrimination affects your lives in a myriad of ways that don't allow you to live your life to your full potential as a human being, but I think it's equally important that we should remind me that I'm a good person for not being racist!]]" Look, here's the reality of the situation: babies are being split from their parents. People are being killed by authority figures. These are things that are affecting minorities right now, and if you really cared about those people, [[ItsAllAboutMe you wouldn't be trying to make it about you in the first place]]. (...) Now, I don't know or care if this dude is racist himself, but I do know that guys like this usually end up being useful idiots who clog up the conversation [[WantsAPrizeForBasicDecency just to beg you to confirm that they are, indeed, not bad people]].

** On a similar note, he also explains why he doubts the relationship between Kanye West and Kim Kardashian is genuine (in spite of a moment of factual incorrection regarding the sport Kris Humphries (Kim's ex-husband) plays), and calls out a lyric in an Ace Hood song which declares that [[InsaneTrollLogic talking with a woman after sex implies homosexuality]].

-->'''Rap Critic:''' Gotta ask you a question, America: Are you happy you scared off Macklemore? Are you happy that your radio stations are no longer being bothered by well-meaning white guy who actively wanted his white fans to be more aware of the racial and homophobic discrimination still rampant in this country? Because, I mean, if you didn't want ''that'', America has an abundant supply of angry white guys who ''have no idea'' what's going on in the political world, but would ''really'' like to give you their opinion on it.\\

** On a similar note, he also explains why he doubts the relationship between Kanye West and Kim Kardashian is genuine (in spite of a moment of factual incorrection regarding the sport Kris Humphries (Kim's ex-husband) plays), and calls out a lyric in a song which declares that [[InsaneTrollLogic talking with a woman after sex implies homosexuality]].
* His rap imagining what happened if Black Rob's "Whoa" continued beyond the "finger in the asshole" line, especially the last line during his "Top 5 Worst Lyrics I've Ever Heard... This Month - March 2013" video.
* Calling Will.i.am a shameless whore for putting a hashtag in the title of '#thatpower' to try getting it trending on Twitter, despite the fact that the song has nothing to do with Twitter whatsoever.

* From his "Top 10 Worst Lyrics I've Ever Heard...This Year (2013)" review: Calling out RickRoss for a line in "U.O.E.N.O." in which Ross casually mentions putting Molly in a girls champagne and raping her. Ross even had the gall to say that people were misunderstanding his lyric and saying that it had nothing to do with rape, to which the Rap Critic knows he had no care to what he said or the problems behind it at all.

* In his "Worst Lyrics of 2018" video, he calls out Tom [=McDonald=] for his song "White Boy" which is filled to the brim with UnfortunateImplications. He also calls out the mainstream for ganging up on Music/{{Macklemore}} and driving him from the public sphere as punishment for his well-meaning attempts at social commentary while allowing [=McDonald=] to spew his bile with no controversy.

'''Tom [=McDonald=]:''' [[{{Wangst}} I cannot feel guilty for shit that I didn't do / but I can understand why you think that I should]]\\

--> '''Rap Critic''': "And you know what type of people like to pretend that they're doing better than they actually are?" (''[[TranquilFury through gritted teeth]]'') "People who might be ''depressed'', and maybe have ''suicidal tendencies,'' you ''assholes''."

--> '''Rap Critic''': "And you know what type of people like to pretend that they're doing better than they actually are?" (''[[TranquilFury through gritted teeth]]'') "People who might be ''depressed'', and might have ''suicidal tendencies,'' you ''assholes''."

* Reviewing "Dilemma" by Music/Nelly, one of his favorite songs of the 2000s and analyzing it without the nostalgia goggles.

* Reviewing "Dilemma" by Nelly, one of his favorite songs of the 2000s and analyzing it without the nostalgia goggles.

* Also in his "Top 10 Worst Lyrics I've Ever Heard...This Year (2017)", his takedown of Logic song "Ink Blots" feat Juicy J, where Juicy J finishes the outro of the song by telling people who show off on Instagram to [[DudeNotFunny kill themselves]] as an insult... on the same album that features one of 2017's most prominent anti-suicide songs (namely the song "1-800-273-8255") as one of its main draws. After proving Juicy J to be a {{Hypocrite}} on this point ([[ShownTheirWork using video from Juicy J's own Instagram, no less]]) and demonstrating that Juicy J was ''not'' speaking from the perspective of those Instagram users [[FanDumb as some fans have tried to claim]] , he proceeds to spell it all out for Logic and Juicy J.
--> '''Rap Critic''': "And you know what type of people like to pretend that they're doing better than they actually are?" (''[[TranquilFury through gritted teeth]]'') People who might be ''depressed'', and might have ''suicidal tendencies,'' you ''assholes''."

* Also in his "Top 10 Worst Lyrics I've Ever Heard...This Year (2017)", his takedown of Logic song "Ink Blots" feat Juicy J, where Juicy J finishes the outro of the song by telling people who show off on Instagram to [[DudeNotFunny kill themselves]] as an insult... on the same album that features one of 2017's most prominent anti-suicide songs (namely the song "1-800-273-8255") as one of its main draws. After proving Juicy J to be a {{Hypocrite}} on this point ([[ShownTheirWork using video from Juicy J's own Instagram, no less]]) and demonstrating that Juicy J was ''not'' speaking from the perspective of those Instagram users [[FanDumb as some fans have tried to claim]] and , he proceeds to spell it all out for Logic and Juicy J.