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* DoingItForTheArt: Lloyd actually gets a mistletoe tattoo on his back for episode three to get his point across. ItMakesSenseInContext.
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** Season 2 episode 5: Diamond bullies DiggyDiggyBros' seven-year-old sister with Rett syndrome.
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** Season 2 episode 5: Diamond bullies DiggyDiggyBros' [=DiggyDiggyBros'=] seven-year-old sister with Rett syndrome.
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* Season 2 episode 6: Jerome displays an ugly misogynistic streak when bullying Sadie Robert with sexist (and homophobic) insults like "crybaby", "mama's girl", and "lesbian bitch."
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%% * BadBoss: Daniel in episode 8.
%% * Bastard Boyfriend: Cory in Season 2 Episode 9.
%% Bastard Boyfriend has been rehauled into FetishizedAbuser (for then the narrative portrays an abuser as sexually desirable). Otherwise, it's an example of DomesticAbuser. If both people display toxic behaviors, it's RomanticizedAbuse. If the romantic partner is an unpleasant person but not outright abusive, then they are just a JerkAss. Please sort accordingly.
%% Also, the above are zero-context examples.
%% * Bastard Boyfriend: Cory in Season 2 Episode 9.
%% Bastard Boyfriend has been rehauled into FetishizedAbuser (for then the narrative portrays an abuser as sexually desirable). Otherwise, it's an example of DomesticAbuser. If both people display toxic behaviors, it's RomanticizedAbuse. If the romantic partner is an unpleasant person but not outright abusive, then they are just a JerkAss. Please sort accordingly.
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* BigBrotherBully: Charlie in the debut episode.
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* BigBrotherBully: Charlie in the debut episode.episode bullies his younger brother.
* BullyingTheDisabled:
** Season 1 episode 7: William, Tyrance, and Reshad bully the much younger dagimmpy1 because he wears leg braces.
** Season 2 episode 3: Nelson, Mark, Steven, and Lucas bully the dyslexic Jonas by forcing him to read big words and beating him up when he can't pronounce them correctly.
** Season 2 episode 5: Diamond bullies DiggyDiggyBros' seven-year-old sister with Rett syndrome.
** Season 1 episode 7: William, Tyrance, and Reshad bully the much younger dagimmpy1 because he wears leg braces.
** Season 2 episode 3: Nelson, Mark, Steven, and Lucas bully the dyslexic Jonas by forcing him to read big words and beating him up when he can't pronounce them correctly.
** Season 2 episode 5: Diamond bullies DiggyDiggyBros' seven-year-old sister with Rett syndrome.
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* LazyBum: James, in episode six.
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* LazyBum: James, in James from Season 1 episode six.six hasn't had a job in years and has zero interest in finding one, instead content to leech off his twin brother Simon for the rest of his life.
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* MoodWhiplash: See BewareTheNiceOnes above.
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* MeanBoss: Daniel in episode 8 is a particularly unpleasant IHOP manager. He's an alcoholic who takes his frustration out on his employees (such as mville23113) by yelling at them in front of customers and causing them to lose tips; he's also not the most rational guy to work for, as he'll give mville three tasks to do at the beginning of the shift, and when they start on one, he'll yell at them for not doing one of the other two things first.
* MoodWhiplash:See BewareTheNiceOnes above.Each episode begins with Lloyd doing something mundane or wholesome before he reads the message du jour and flips out.
* MoodWhiplash:
* PickOnSomeoneYourOwnSize: A distressingly high number of targets are bullies who go out of their way to target those who can't fight back; Diamond probably takes the cake in this regard, as he's a teenage boy bullying ''a disabled little girl almost half his age''.
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* ProductDisplacement: Very, ''very'' difficult to spot; in the ColdOpen of episode five, look at the heckler's drink. During the close-ups of him and his girlfriend, the drink's logo is blurred out. It's especially hard to spot thanks to the room's dim lightning and the audience likely being focused on watching him and the girl rather than his drink.
** Though, if you look carefully enough, you can kind of see the logo when the table is shown from other angles.
** Though, if you look carefully enough, you can kind of see the logo when the table is shown from other angles.
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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain:
** Joan from Season 1 episode 9 has an IrrationalHatred towards thegreenskeletor because he's a young, unmarried parent and recovering alcoholic who needed help qualifying for bankruptcy.
** Season 2 episode 2: After Derek came out as gay, [[WeUsedToBeFriends his former friends Jason and Ramone]] started bullying him with homophobic slurs.
** Season 2 Episode 4: [=EthanAlways=] cyberbullies Ethan with {{gendered insult}}s like "bitch", "pussy lips", and "twat of the week."
* Season 2 episode 6: Jerome displays an ugly misogynistic streak when bullying Sadie Robert with sexist (and homophobic) insults like "crybaby", "mama's girl", and "lesbian bitch."
** Season 2 episode 8: Ilayda, a Muslim girl, tells the story of an unnamed bully who harasses and even physically assaults her for her religion -- and [[SlutShaming calls her a whore for some reason]].
* PretenderDiss: Lloyd mocks Diamond for acting like a "macho tough guy" when he's bullying a disabled little girl.
* ProductDisplacement: Very, ''very'' difficult to spot; in the ColdOpen of episode five, look at the heckler's drink. During the close-ups of him and his girlfriend, the drink's logo is blurred out. It's especially hard to spot thanks to the room's dim lightning and the audience likely being focused on watching him and the girl rather than hisdrink.
**drink. Though, if you look carefully enough, you can kind of see the logo when the table is shown from other angles.
** Joan from Season 1 episode 9 has an IrrationalHatred towards thegreenskeletor because he's a young, unmarried parent and recovering alcoholic who needed help qualifying for bankruptcy.
** Season 2 episode 2: After Derek came out as gay, [[WeUsedToBeFriends his former friends Jason and Ramone]] started bullying him with homophobic slurs.
** Season 2 Episode 4: [=EthanAlways=] cyberbullies Ethan with {{gendered insult}}s like "bitch", "pussy lips", and "twat of the week."
* Season 2 episode 6: Jerome displays an ugly misogynistic streak when bullying Sadie Robert with sexist (and homophobic) insults like "crybaby", "mama's girl", and "lesbian bitch."
** Season 2 episode 8: Ilayda, a Muslim girl, tells the story of an unnamed bully who harasses and even physically assaults her for her religion -- and [[SlutShaming calls her a whore for some reason]].
* PretenderDiss: Lloyd mocks Diamond for acting like a "macho tough guy" when he's bullying a disabled little girl.
* ProductDisplacement: Very, ''very'' difficult to spot; in the ColdOpen of episode five, look at the heckler's drink. During the close-ups of him and his girlfriend, the drink's logo is blurred out. It's especially hard to spot thanks to the room's dim lightning and the audience likely being focused on watching him and the girl rather than his
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The whole premise of the show involves Lloyd calling out various bullies and assholes for their atrocious behavior... in rap form.
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** Episode 6 isn't much better. Some guy is bullying Lloyd for drinking a juice box (With the story written on the label) And he splits into 2 people, who hold him down and drink him with a giant straw.
** Subverted with episode 7, where all he does is kick someone in the face. Though he does it with robot legs...and then subverted further in episode 8, where all he does is snap a pencil in half. [[OverlyLongGag After several failed attempts.]] And episode 9, where he just leaves the chess game.
** Subverted with episode 7, where all he does is kick someone in the face. Though he does it with robot legs...and then subverted further in episode 8, where all he does is snap a pencil in half. [[OverlyLongGag After several failed attempts.]] And episode 9, where he just leaves the chess game.
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* TitleDrop: OnceAnEpisode, might be shortened to "Dis Raps"
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* TitleDrop: The show's title is mentioned OnceAnEpisode, might be shortened to "Dis Raps"
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* VisualPun: As FunWithSubtitles
* WhatTheHellHero: The basic premise.
* [[WouldHitAGirl Would Dis Rap A Girl]]: Episode 4 is targeted at a cheating wife.
** Episode 2 may also count as this, being targeted at an entire school (which is possibly an all-girl school, given the context).
* WhatTheHellHero: The basic premise.
* [[WouldHitAGirl Would Dis Rap A Girl]]: Episode 4 is targeted at a cheating wife.
** Episode 2 may also count as this, being targeted at an entire school (which is possibly an all-girl school, given the context).
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* WouldHitAGirl:
** Diamond certainly has no problem bullying disabled little girls.
** Jerome bullies Cade Robert's younger sister Sadie.
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* YourMom: Subverted with episode 10, which is a tribute to a writer's awesome mom.
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* YourMom: Subverted Inverted with episode 10, which is a tribute to a writer's awesome mom.
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%% * BastardBoyfriend: Cory in Season 2 Episode 9.
%% BastardBoyfriend has been rehauled into FetishizedAbuser (for then the narrative portrays an abuser as sexually desirable). Otherwise, it's an example of DomesticAbuser. If both people display toxic behaviors, it's RomanticizedAbuse. If the romantic partner is an unpleasant person but not outright abusive, then they are just a JerkAss. Please sort accordingly.
%% BastardBoyfriend has been rehauled into FetishizedAbuser (for then the narrative portrays an abuser as sexually desirable). Otherwise, it's an example of DomesticAbuser. If both people display toxic behaviors, it's RomanticizedAbuse. If the romantic partner is an unpleasant person but not outright abusive, then they are just a JerkAss. Please sort accordingly.
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%% * BastardBoyfriend: Bastard Boyfriend: Cory in Season 2 Episode 9.
%%BastardBoyfriend Bastard Boyfriend has been rehauled into FetishizedAbuser (for then the narrative portrays an abuser as sexually desirable). Otherwise, it's an example of DomesticAbuser. If both people display toxic behaviors, it's RomanticizedAbuse. If the romantic partner is an unpleasant person but not outright abusive, then they are just a JerkAss. Please sort accordingly.
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# For Drew, dissing his best friend's BastardBoyfriend.
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# For Drew, dissing his best friend's BastardBoyfriend.DomesticAbuser.
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# For Nick - or, technically, for his younger cousin Derrik - dissing the latter's ex-friends Jason and Ramono, who bullied him for being gay.
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# For Nick - -- or, technically, for his younger cousin Derrik - dissing the latter's ex-friends Jason and Ramono, who bullied him for being gay.
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* BadBoss: Daniel in episode 8.
* BastardBoyfriend: Cory in Season 2 Episode 9.
* BastardBoyfriend: Cory in Season 2 Episode 9.
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%% * BadBoss: Daniel in episode 8.
%% * BastardBoyfriend: Cory in Season 2 Episode9.9.
%% BastardBoyfriend has been rehauled into FetishizedAbuser (for then the narrative portrays an abuser as sexually desirable). Otherwise, it's an example of DomesticAbuser. If both people display toxic behaviors, it's RomanticizedAbuse. If the romantic partner is an unpleasant person but not outright abusive, then they are just a JerkAss. Please sort accordingly.
%% Also, the above are zero-context examples.
%% * BastardBoyfriend: Cory in Season 2 Episode
%% BastardBoyfriend has been rehauled into FetishizedAbuser (for then the narrative portrays an abuser as sexually desirable). Otherwise, it's an example of DomesticAbuser. If both people display toxic behaviors, it's RomanticizedAbuse. If the romantic partner is an unpleasant person but not outright abusive, then they are just a JerkAss. Please sort accordingly.
%% Also, the above are zero-context examples.
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# For Leon Crosby, making [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent a gift rap]] for his mother Metcalf.
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# For Leon Crosby, making [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent [[FormulaBreakingEpisode a gift rap]] for his mother Metcalf.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Lloyd has this, though almost always wears a hat over it.
** BaldOfEvil: Downplayed (at least on the "evil" part) with Reshad in episode 7, who is stated to be bald despite only being 19. Lloyd stops his rap partway through to speak normally to Reshad for a moment.
** BaldOfEvil: Downplayed (at least on the "evil" part) with Reshad in episode 7, who is stated to be bald despite only being 19. Lloyd stops his rap partway through to speak normally to Reshad for a moment.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Lloyd has this, though almost always wears a hat over it.
**BaldOfEvil: Downplayed (at least on the "evil" part) with Reshad in episode 7, who is stated to be bald despite only being 19. Lloyd stops his rap partway through to speak normally to Reshad for a moment.
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