The Rageaholic

Daniel Harris (born: ), better known as The Rageaholic, or Razorfist (stylized as RazörFist), is an American YouTube commentator on various topics from politics from a conservative and highly contrarian perspective, geek media (video games, movies and comic books), music (most commonly heavy metal), and an overall focus on rants. His fans are affectionately referred to as the RazörForce.
==Style==
Razorfist is known for his distinct rapid fire delivery, mixed with swearing, odd metaphors/analogies and tongue-twister like sentences. He often varies his tone from his normal voice, to dramatic pauses, yelling for emphasis, speaking even faster than normal, or slowing down to make a point. Most videos are in black and white, use heavy metal music for intros and outros, and has Razorfist sitting down and facing the camera directly. He's known for his style of leather jackets, aviator sunglasses, metal band shirts, and long hair, which has been consistent since he first began.
==Content==
===General===
Razorfist has a broad range of content from politics to entertainment media. He's a conservative, as well as a proud contrarian, and makes frequent pot shots to a wide variety of targets ranging from: Liberals, communists/socialists, feminists, soyboys, simps, SJWs, gender pronouns, OnlyFans models, leftist activists, illegal immigrants, Californians (as well as Pima County, AZ which he claims is where woke Californians migrate to for cheaper rent), "woke" corporate media and YouTubers, "woke" corporations like BlackRock, Sony, Facebook, the NBA, Disney and TikTok, celebrities, social media influencers, Zoomers, college campuses, China, the Soviet Union, the United Nations, and Democrat politicians ranging from Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Gavin Newsom, Nancy Pelosi, Katie Hobbs, Elizabeth Warren and Barack Obama, as well Republicans he views as "RINOs" (Republican In Name Only) like John McCain, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Liz Cheney, Mitch McConnell, Adam Kinzinger and Mitt Romney, among others. He also rips into the idea of political correctness in general, and speaks his mind unfiltered.
===Video Games===
In video games, he laments how they've become so artificial and driven by greedy corporations in the present day, and thus he has a major preference towards retro gaming. In particular, he hates how many AAA games have a similar formula of being watered-down RPGs with half-assed open worlds and a grab bag of mediocre mechanics, rather than focusing on doing something specific and doing it well. He hosts a livestreaming series called RazorFist Arcade, where he plays games ranging from Donkey Kong Country, Deus Ex, MechWarrior, Red Dead Redemption, Thief, Prey, Hitman, among others to a live audience.
He's also made a series called Let's Pitch, where he proposes a hypothetical video game adaptation of an established character. He's made episodes for Daredevil, Soloman Kane, The Shadow, and Elric of Melniborne.
===Metal Mythos===
Razorfist's most enduring series is Metal Mythos, a longform biography of his favorite metal bands that go through their history, musical style, and overall legacy. There are almost 40 episodes since the series began. Bands covered include Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Motörhead, Danzig, Yngwie Malmsteen, Alcatrazz, Dokken, WASP, Stryper, Iron Maiden, King Diamond, Bathory, Darkthrone, Gorgoroth and Alice Cooper, among others.
He also has a subseries called Music Mythos, for non-metal bands that Razorfist respects and loves just as much. As his music tastes are more oriented towards heavy metal, non-metal acts aren't as prominently featured, but still noteworthy all the same. Episodes include Queen, Ramones, and Michael Jackson. He also plans on doing a Metal/Music Mythos crossover episode on The Who someday.
===Rageholic Cinema===
Razorfist does reviews of movies he likes. The most prominently featured are of old school tough guy action movies from the past, most prominently the 1980s, such as Death Wish, Predator, Cobra, Mad Max, Commando and Dirty Harry. He also does more obscure B-movies like Revenge of the Ninja, The Scorpion, Showdown in Little Tokyo, and Rock 'N' Roll Nightmare.
He often rips into modern movies, which he feels is watered down, filled with agenda, relies too heavily on CGI and comedy, and overall lacking in substance when compared to the past. He's also been critical of the oversaturation of the superhero genre of the late 2010s, which he views has gotten sterile.
===Film Noirchives===
His overall favorite genre of movies is film noir, which he reviews with Film Noirchives with reviews of movies like Blade Runner, Murder, My Sweet, This Gun for Hire and The Big Sleep.
===Comic Books/Pulp Fiction===
Razorfist is a lifelong comic book fan, with his favorite superheroes being Daredevil and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Like many other YouTubers, he's also reported on the fall of modern comics due to political agenda destroying their sales, which he outright calls "Comic Crash II". Additionally, he's a major fan of pulp fiction, heroes like The Shadow, Soloman Kane, Green Hornet and Zorro. He's stated that in many ways, they're superior to even the iconic heroes they inspired, and has done dramatic readings of their classic novels.
==About==
Daniel Harris was born, raised and living in Phoenix, Arizona. He has a major in political science, and has done volunteer work in foreign countries including Mexico and Japan. He actually started The Rageholic as a pop culture channel (though his political views were made known even then), but focused on politics increasingly alongside it since 2016, as it was something he specialized in.
He's published two independent novels so far, that are part of a series called the Nightvale series: The Long Moonlight and Death Mask. He's also published his first comic book project, a supernatural western titled Ghost of the Badlands, with artist George "GPrime85" Alexopoulos.
Politically, Razorfist is a Conservative, in favor of reducing the Federal Government in favor of decentralized rule, highly contrarian to mainstream narratives, a pro-First Amendment and pro-Second Amendment activist, and vehemently anti-Communist.
==Videos==
#Rageaholic Season 1 (2009)
#Rageaholic Season 2 (2010)
#Rageaholic Season 3 (2011)
#Rageaholic Season 4 (2012)
#Rageaholic Season 5 (2013)
#Rageaholic Season 6 (2014)
#Rageaholic Season 7 (2015)
#Rageaholic Countdowns
#DEATH WISH MONTH
#The Downfall of Gaming Journalism
#Dear Rageaholic
#Razor's Edge
#Rageaholic Retrospectives
#Rageaholic Soundtracks (Part 1)
#Rageaholic Soundtracks (Part 2)
#RazorFist Arcade
#DIRTY HAIRY MONTH
#Rageaholic Cinema
#Metal/Music Mythos
#The Rageaholic VLOG Series
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