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* ConceptAlbum: Many of his [=EPs=] and albums revolve around a particular storyline illustrated in various skits. These range from a thwarted meeting with John Bowie (Life's a Bitch and I'm Her Pimp), Chris being bullied as a child before ultimately shooting his tormentor dead (Knowing is Half the Hassle), Mr. Chandler having Chris assassinated to boost the fledgling sales of his past albums (Dungeon Master of Ceremonies), Chris coming back from the dead as a zombie to (try to) get revenge for his murder, Chris getting sent to Hell (Part Six), Chris winding up back on Earth sans his soul (mc chris Goes to Hell), Chris and his friends trying to make a podcast centred around the premiere of the previously mentioned Race Wars movie (Race Wars), Chris' ghost getting sodomized by the robot from the Rocky Balboa movies before being reunited with his body (Foreverrr), to battling Freddy Krueger (mc chris is Dreaming). Also of note, his collected ''Friends'' and ''Foes'' tracks are each based on a particular Franchise/Batman character.
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* ConceptAlbum: Many of his [=EPs=] and albums revolve around a particular storyline illustrated in various skits. These range from a thwarted meeting with John Bowie (Life's a Bitch and I'm Her Pimp), Chris being bullied as a child before ultimately shooting his tormentor dead (Knowing is Half the Hassle), Mr. Chandler having Chris assassinated to boost the fledgling sales of his past albums (Dungeon Master of Ceremonies), Chris coming back from the dead as a zombie to (try to) ''try to'' get revenge for his murder, murder (mc chris is Dead), Chris getting sent to Hell (Part Six), Chris winding up back on Earth sans his soul (mc chris Goes to Hell), Chris and his friends trying to make a podcast episode centred around the premiere of the previously mentioned Race Wars movie (Race Wars), Chris' ghost getting sodomized by the robot from the Rocky Balboa movies before being reunited with his body (Foreverrr), to battling Freddy Krueger (mc chris is Dreaming). Also of note, his collected ''Friends'' and ''Foes'' tracks are each based on a particular Franchise/Batman character.
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* ConceptAlbum: Many of his [=EPs=] and albums revolve around a particular storyline illustrated in various skits. These range from a thwarted meeting with John Bowie (Life's a Bitch and I'm Her Pimp), Chris being bullied as a child before ultimately shooting his tormentor dead (Knowing is Half the Hassle), Mr. Chandler having Chris assassinated to boost the fledgling sales of his past albums (Dungeon Master of Ceremonies), Chris coming back from the dead as a zombie to (try to) get revenge for his murder, Chris getting sent to Hell (Part Six), Chris winding up back on Earth sans his soul (mc chris Goes to Hell), Chris and his friends trying to make a podcast centred around the premiere of the previously mentioned Race Wars movie (Race Wars), Chris' ghost getting sodomized by the robot from the Rocky Balboa movies before being reunited with his body (Foreverrr), to battling Freddy Krueger (mc chris is Dreaming). Also of note, his collected ''Friends'' and ''Foes'' tracks are each based on a particular Franchise/Batman character.
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** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"
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** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"bullshit!"
* ZombieApocalypse: His return from the dead starts one, as chronicled in the song "mc chris is dead".
--> ''I'll wait 'till the day's end when the moon is high''
--> ''Then I'll rise like the tide with a lust for life''
--> ''I'll amass an army, yo I'll harness a hoard''
--> ''And then we'll limp across the land until we stand at the shore!''
* ZombieApocalypse: His return from the dead starts one, as chronicled in the song "mc chris is dead".
--> ''I'll wait 'till the day's end when the moon is high''
--> ''Then I'll rise like the tide with a lust for life''
--> ''I'll amass an army, yo I'll harness a hoard''
--> ''And then we'll limp across the land until we stand at the shore!''
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: His actual name is "Chris", and MC is just his job description... but if he's not called by his full alias, he's just known as "mc"... there's almost no point where he's just called "Chris".
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* HappilyMarried: To his wife Alex, which they managed on [[NoBudget less than US$100]]:
-->''"Ceremony at City Hall. Reception at Gray's Papaya. Limo service courtesy of the MTA. [[TragicKeepsake My ring is made of wood from my grandfather's barn before it got torn down]]. My wife and I couldn't be happier."''
-->''"Ceremony at City Hall. Reception at Gray's Papaya. Limo service courtesy of the MTA. [[TragicKeepsake My ring is made of wood from my grandfather's barn before it got torn down]]. My wife and I couldn't be happier."''
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, [=PS2=], and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.character.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
* JetPack- "My backpack's got jets", from Fett's Vette
* {{Nerd}}- It's Nerdcore rap, what do you expect? From the perspective of one and "Nrrrd Grrrl"
* {{Nerdcore}}
* SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
* ReferenceOverdosed
* ShoutOut- To Marvel Comic's William Stryker, Wallflower, Elixir and Kang the Conqueror in "Nrrrd Grrrl"
** To Emily Strange and Marvel Comic's Cassandra Lang in "Nrrrd Grrrl" as well.
** To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, Marvel's X-23 and Hellion, the film Serenity, and the Bronte sisters.
** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame Animal Crossing.
** To Star Wars in "Fett's Vette"
* SmallTownBoredom- "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" has a spoken-word monologue by [[WesternAnimation/TheBrakShow Andy Merril]] along these lines.
* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
* YouClonedHitler The song called "006" featuring a villain called Robot Hitler Head.
** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
* JetPack- "My backpack's got jets", from Fett's Vette
* {{Nerd}}- It's Nerdcore rap, what do you expect? From the perspective of one and "Nrrrd Grrrl"
* {{Nerdcore}}
* SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
* ReferenceOverdosed
* ShoutOut- To Marvel Comic's William Stryker, Wallflower, Elixir and Kang the Conqueror in "Nrrrd Grrrl"
** To Emily Strange and Marvel Comic's Cassandra Lang in "Nrrrd Grrrl" as well.
** To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, Marvel's X-23 and Hellion, the film Serenity, and the Bronte sisters.
** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame Animal Crossing.
** To Star Wars in "Fett's Vette"
* SmallTownBoredom- "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" has a spoken-word monologue by [[WesternAnimation/TheBrakShow Andy Merril]] along these lines.
* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
* YouClonedHitler The song called "006" featuring a villain called Robot Hitler Head.
** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
* JetPack- "My backpack's got jets", from Fett's Vette
* {{Nerd}}- It's Nerdcore rap, what do you expect? From the perspective of one and "Nrrrd Grrrl"
* {{Nerdcore}}
* SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
* ReferenceOverdosed
* ShoutOut- To Marvel Comic's William Stryker, Wallflower, Elixir and Kang the Conqueror in "Nrrrd Grrrl"
** To Emily Strange and Marvel Comic's Cassandra Lang in "Nrrrd Grrrl" as well.
** To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, Marvel's X-23 and Hellion, the film Serenity, and the Bronte sisters.
** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame Animal Crossing.
** To Star Wars in "Fett's Vette"
* SmallTownBoredom- "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" has a spoken-word monologue by [[WesternAnimation/TheBrakShow Andy Merril]] along these lines.
* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
* YouClonedHitler The song called "006" featuring a villain called Robot Hitler Head.
** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
* JetPack- "My backpack's got jets", from Fett's Vette
* {{Nerd}}- It's Nerdcore rap, what do you expect? From the perspective of one and "Nrrrd Grrrl"
* {{Nerdcore}}
* SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
* ReferenceOverdosed
* ShoutOut- To Marvel Comic's William Stryker, Wallflower, Elixir and Kang the Conqueror in "Nrrrd Grrrl"
** To Emily Strange and Marvel Comic's Cassandra Lang in "Nrrrd Grrrl" as well.
** To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, Marvel's X-23 and Hellion, the film Serenity, and the Bronte sisters.
** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame Animal Crossing.
** To Star Wars in "Fett's Vette"
* SmallTownBoredom- "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" has a spoken-word monologue by [[WesternAnimation/TheBrakShow Andy Merril]] along these lines.
* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
* YouClonedHitler The song called "006" featuring a villain called Robot Hitler Head.
** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
* JetPack- "My backpack's got jets", from Fett's Vette
* {{Nerd}}- It's Nerdcore rap, what do you expect? From the perspective of one and "Nrrrd Grrrl"
* {{Nerdcore}}
* SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
* ReferenceOverdosed
* ShoutOut- To Marvel Comic's William Stryker, Wallflower, Elixir and Kang the Conqueror in "Nrrrd Grrrl"
** To Emily Strange and Marvel Comic's Cassandra Lang in "Nrrrd Grrrl" as well.
** To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, Marvel's X-23 and Hellion, the film Serenity, and the Bronte sisters.
** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame Animal Crossing.
** To Star Wars in "Fett's Vette"
* SmallTownBoredom- "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" has a spoken-word monologue by [[WesternAnimation/TheBrakShow Andy Merril]] along these lines.
* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
* YouClonedHitler The song called "006" featuring a villain called Robot Hitler Head.
** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"character.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
* JetPack- "My backpack's got jets", from Fett's Vette
* {{Nerd}}- It's Nerdcore rap, what do you expect? From the perspective of one and "Nrrrd Grrrl"
* {{Nerdcore}}
* SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
* ReferenceOverdosed
* ShoutOut- To Marvel Comic's William Stryker, Wallflower, Elixir and Kang the Conqueror in "Nrrrd Grrrl"
** To Emily Strange and Marvel Comic's Cassandra Lang in "Nrrrd Grrrl" as well.
** To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, Marvel's X-23 and Hellion, the film Serenity, and the Bronte sisters.
** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame Animal Crossing.
** To Star Wars in "Fett's Vette"
* SmallTownBoredom- "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" has a spoken-word monologue by [[WesternAnimation/TheBrakShow Andy Merril]] along these lines.
* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
* YouClonedHitler The song called "006" featuring a villain called Robot Hitler Head.
** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" mentions Unreal Tournament, and the ending rant by Andy Merrill expresses dissatisfaction at bad games at Blockbuster and forgetting what he wanted to get at a record store. Unreal Tournament came out between 1999 and 2001 [[note]] November 30th, 1999 on the PC, October 26th, 2000 on the PS2, and March 13th, 2001 on the Dreamcast[[/note]], several record stores started closing down around 2007, with significantly fewer of them existing as of 2015, and Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in September 2010, placing the writing of the song sometime in that eight to eleven year timeframe. Indeed, ''Knowing Is Half the Hassle'' (the album the track was released on) was released in 2003.
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** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame, Animal Crossing.
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** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame, videogame Animal Crossing.
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** To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, Marvel's X-23 and Hellion, the film Serenity.Serenity, and he Bronte sisters.
** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame, Animal Crossing.
* To Star Wars in "Fett's Vette"
** To Ghostbusters' Annie Potts and Egon, the film Lucas, the videogame, Animal Crossing.
* To Star Wars in "Fett's Vette"
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** To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion.Evangelion, Marvel's X-23 and Hellion, the film Serenity.
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* Shout-Out- To Marvel Comic's William Stryker, Wallflower, Elixir and Kang the Conqueror in "Nrrrd Grrrl"
**To Emily Strange and Marvel Comic's Cassandra Lang in "Nrrrd Grrrl" as well.
**To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion.
**To Emily Strange and Marvel Comic's Cassandra Lang in "Nrrrd Grrrl" as well.
**To Anime Neon Genesis Evangelion.
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* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)
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* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)(sic)
* YouClonedHitler The song called "006" featuring a villain called Robot Hitler Head.
** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"
* YouClonedHitler The song called "006" featuring a villain called Robot Hitler Head.
** "Fuck you Robot Hitler Head, I'll never join you! You expect me to believe that's Hitler's body? What a bunch of bullshit!"
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.character.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
character.* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way.
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* SmallTownBoredom- "White Kids Love Hip-Hop" has a spoken-word monologue by [[WesternAnimation/TheBrakShow Andy Merril]] along these lines.
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* FireAndBrimstoneHell During the skits on MC Chris's albums, Chris himself ends up sent to hell, and it's portrayed this way. way.
* JetPack- "My backpack's got jets", from Fett's Vette
* JetPack- "My backpack's got jets", from Fett's Vette
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* {{Nerd}}- It's Nerdcore rap, what do you expect? From the perceptive of one and "Nrrrd Grrrl"
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* {{Nerd}}- It's Nerdcore rap, what do you expect? From the perceptive perspective of one and "Nrrrd Grrrl"
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* SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
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* SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the
* TheStoner- The song "Wiid" (sic)
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.character.
*SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
*SawedOffShotgun- In the Childish Gambino collaboration, "Tru Dudes", "From the P.M. to the A.M. I'll slay 'em with the sawed-off"
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Peepants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Peepants Pee Pants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
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Chris Ward, aka mc chris ([[AllLowercaseLetters lowercase]] [[NoPunctuationPeriod no dots]]) is a rapper and former writer/voice-actor for Creator/AdultSwim's WilliamsStreet production house. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Hesh in ''WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}}'' and M.C. Peepants in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. While he doesn't self-identify as one, he is generally considered a {{Nerdcore}} rapper, with raps that generally focus on pop culture, comics, films, etc. His albums are known for having humorous skits throughout that have developed a continuity of their own, following a fictional version of chris as he rises to fame, dies, comes [[ZombieApocalypse back from the dead]] and continues his rap career. He is currently working on the "mc chris show", an animated series with chris as the main character.
