"A hook about a bunch of kids singing about how they've been persecuted 'all their lives' just feels a little unearned. Like, what do you mean 'all your life?' You just started existing barely a decade ago, and for a good chunk of it, you were getting your clothes changed by someone else! (…) These kids genuinely sound like they think there's some cabal of super villains rubbing their gloved hands in concerns over the thoughts and actions of ten-year-olds — well, I mean other than people who work in children's marketing departments."
—The Rap Critic critiquing the trope's use in "All My Life" by Lil Durk
