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* [[Concept Album]]: Most of their albums deal with the problems faced by the black community in the USA and the government's oppression.

* [[Concept Video]]: "Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos" depicts Chuck and a few of his compatriots escaping from a prison.

* [[Crouching Moron Hidden Badass]]: Flavor Flav, especially in recent years, seems more like a caricature of a rapper than a genuine MC. But he is by all accounts a very intelligent guy, and plays fifteen instruments. This made Terminator X's job easier because instead of looking for certain samples, Flav could just play them and X would use his recording.

* [[Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]]: Flavor Flav, especially in recent years, seems more like a caricature of a rapper than a genuine MC. But he is by all accounts a very intelligent guy, and plays fifteen instruments. This made Terminator X's job easier because instead of looking for certain samples, Flav could just play them and X would use his recording.

* [[Iconic Item]]: Flavor Flav and his giant clock medallions.

* [[Image Song]]: you could make an argument for "Bring the Noise".

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** "Burn Hollywood Burn", towards racist portrayals of black characters in Hollywood cinema, particularly films that have blacks portrayed as servants/slaves or enaging in [[Uncle Tomfoolery]]. In particular, ''[[Driving Miss Daisy]]'' is criticized as a "bullshit" movie.

* [[Three Chords and The Truth]]: Okay, okay, the correct term would be "Three thousand samples and the truth".

* [[Title Only Chorus]]

* [[Title-Only Chorus]]