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His eyes were "rapey"

Upon further inspection, the email was, in fact, decidedly rapey and creepy," TFM wrote.

The shirt, pictured above, has been criticized by Cosmopolitan's Hannah Smothers for being "incredibly rapey."

Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines', released in March was considered to be 'rapey' by many critics.

Critis slam Robin Thicke's hit "Blurred Lines" for being "rapey" and offensive to women.

Robin Thicke is an optional extra because, despite the fact that she was duetting with him on his arguably rapey song, Miley's the real villain here.