Rap is the worst genre of music.

I'm fairly certain my BOP is not to prove that all rap is degrading. The topic of the debate is that when compared to other genres of music, rap is inferior or the "worst." I do not need to prove that something is 100% bad for it to be considered the worst, or 100% good for it to be considered the best! If I was looking at some cars on a lot, for example, and I say "This is the best car on the lot. I don't really like the color, but everything else is great!" Then somebody says, "Well, you just said the color isn't good. You just proved it can't be the best!", then that somebody is wrong. In COMPARISON to the other cars, this certain car has better features, and is therefore better, despite the wrong color. I will say it again, rap has more cons than pros than in any other genre, and is therefore the worst genre of music. This is despite the good present.My football statement was an analogy, or a "similarity in some respects between things that are otherwise dissimilar" It was an analogy basically stating good doesn't always override the bad. The two things being compared don't have to be identical for an analogy to make sense.You claim that rap is either all awful or all good, there is no "middle ground." First, why CAN'T there be middle ground? It's the same as only giving an A+ or an F grade on a test. Also, since you claim that rap as a whole can only be good or bad, and you say it is good, what about the video I put up? http://www.youtube.com... It is truly awful and is a 100% serious attempt by Froggy Fresh to get into the rap industry. So if this song is awful, and Eminem is good, then there can be a middle ground, with some good and some bad.I'm not claiming, "Look, this one rap song has bad messages, all rap is like this." I have listened to a lot of rap (not always willingly; some of my relatives play rap songs when I'm around, for example, or I hear them around a public place). I hear many more songs with bad messages than songs with good messages. Sure, some rap songs have positive messages like you showed. Yet, what about the three songs I have mentioned in the previous rounds as having bad messages and lyrics (B*tches Love Me, Dance A$$, Bandz A Make Her Dance), or songs by Wiz Khalifa glorifying smoking, drinking and b*tches (Hustlin', Smokin Drink, or On My Level for example)? Or 2Chainz's "Birthday Song", where strippers dance throughout the video, and all he wants for his birthday is a "big booty hoe"? I could go on and on with songs with bad messages. (Once again, I won't post the videos due to inappropriate content).You claim that rap promotes being successful. Some songs might in the proper way, but that message is corrupted when you have Wiz Khalifa rapping about going to clubs and spending money on weed and alcohol, or Juicy J rapping about spending hundreds of dollars on strippers. When rappers say "I am successful! And guess what? You can be too! All this can be yours!" this is what the listener wants to go out and achieve. These images are shown as what "success" is, not becoming a businessman or overcoming challenges.If these songs with bad messages are just "dance songs"as you claim, then this is a point in my favor. It's saying, "It doesn't matter what the quality of the song is, or the message it gives, as long as it has a catchy beat, its ok." Seems low quality and effortless to me. And nowhere did I ever say that all women are wh*res.If I give evidence as to why the Beatles do have more musical talent, than it isn't an assertion fallacy. They played their instruments, sang, and wrote their own songs. They also needed a greater knowledge of music theory to write their music, such as in harmonization. A rapper may write their own music and rap, but they don't really need a lot of music theory knowledge, or knowledge on instrument playing. Sure, Eminem has a lot of accomplishments, I give him that. He is a good, meaningful rapper. But as I said before, one good thing doesn't override the many bad things in the rap genre. And he got a little help with some of his awards due to rap being mainstream, such as top selling artist of the decade. I'm not saying it isn't an accomplishment, but you won't see the best opera singer or the best classical composer get top selling artist, since it isn't mainstream. In the end, he doesn't suck, many other rappers do.So you're saying you can scream sing just as good as a professional? That's an ignorant statement, quite frankly. Watch the second video http://www.youtube.com.... You need a technique to properly scream sing, improper screaming damages and tears your vocal chords, and you can't scream sing without a great amount of practice. Also, at the end, the singer actually sings along with the screaming, singing pretty decently. Like I said, not all of it is pure screaming. Also, I never said freestyling was easy. I can't freestyle without practice. You can't scream sing without practice.Since there is more bad expression than good expression in rap, overall, rap has a worse overall expression. You claim that they don't respect their dead. You just made an assertion fallacy yourself, that all death metal bands don't respect their dead because one band didn't. Your claim is disproven with Mitch Lucker, a singer of a death metal band that died in a motorcycle accident. A candlelight vigil with 300-400 fans and family was held in his honor, and funds were set up to help his daughter. Seems respectful to me. http://en.wikipedia.org...Conclusion Thank you to for accepting this debate and making it possible. Vote for Pro, since there is more overall bad than good in rap. Rap doesn't need to be 100% bad to be considered the worst. Also, Con hasn't proved that another genre is truly worse than rap, as all claims about death metal have been disproved. I wish I could say more, but I'm going over the character limit. Thank you.