I'm Not a Fan, but the Kids Like It!

Violently combining the synthesized beats of southern crunk rap with the screeching, auto-tuned aesthetics of mall-emo, this release became one of the most notoriously panned albums in music history. The group reveled in their abrasive, hyper-vulgar party-boy personas, creating an internet spectacle that thrived entirely on negative viral engagement. Despite universal critical disdain, the record inexplicably charted on the Billboard 200 and defined the brief, chaotic crunkcore movement.