The best Scott Stapp memes on the internet

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The best Scott Stapp memes on the internet
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Scott Stapp has been described as a “marble-mouthed baritone” with a “rock star messiah complex” – and that’s some of the kinder things that have been written about the troubled Creed vocalist.

While he’s made a tit of himself in public – appearing on a sex tape alongside Kid Rock, arrested for being a rubbish driver, boozy shenanigans and so on – he still possesses, for good or bad, a unique vocal style which has inspired a ton of memes based on his devil-may-care approach to enunciation.

Here – to mark his 42nd year on Planet Earth – are some of the best…

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