Rory Farrell is not a fan of Trey Songz. During an Instagram live stream, the podcaster criticized the “Bottoms Up” singer, calling him “the scum of the f**king earth,” “disgusting,” and a terrible human being. Farrell further said that if Trey Songz were to have a documentary, it’d be worst than Surviving R. Kelly, which aired on Lifetime.

“In 15 years or however the f**k long it’s gonna be, that Trey Songz [documentary] is gonna be crazier than the R.Kelly one,” Farrell said in the small clip of the live stream.

“Trey Songz is the most nasty, abusive, rapey, beats the s**t out of women—like he is the scum of the f**king Earth.”

He continues slamming Songz, and rightfully so if he’s guilty.

“He’s an awful human being,” he said. “Like a terrible, terrible f**king human being. And somebody is gonna knock him the f**k out.”

He also claimed that he personally knows “close to 15 to 20 women” who share they’ve had similar experiences with the singer.

Songz was sued by a woman named Jauhara Jeffries, who claimed the “Heart Attack”  singer violated her with his fingers at his private table at a club in Miami. Jeffries and her friends left the club with Songz and got into his vehicle, Jeffries started recording the singer as soon as she saw him removing his shirt, claiming she. was afraid he was going to assault her again. Failing to grab the phone from her hands, Songz and his driver reportedly forcibly removed Jeffries from the car.

An anonymous woman sued the rapper for $20 million after allegedly anally raping her at a house party. The woman claimed Songz invited her upstairs, which reportedly she thought would be consensual sex.

The singer allegedly repeatedly asked her if he could perform anal sex, and she claimed she told him no. She said that his whole demeanor changed when they entered the bedroom. The alleged victim claimed Songz forced her to the ground, ripped her pants off, pinned her down with her face on the floor, and continuously forced himself inside her anus without permission as she screamed in pain, begging him to stop.

Another alleged victim said that after they had consensual sex in his Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas, he followed

her into the bathroom and urinated on her face.

Another video circulated of the singer allegedly sexually assaulting a woman named Megan Johnson during an August 2013 party in Connecticut. In the video, Songz appears to pull down one side of Johnson’s top, revealing her breast, and he continues to chant “titty in the open.”

A letter from Johnson’s attorneys claimed she held her arm “over her chest longer than necessary out of fear” he would do it again.

Johnson wants him to pay up north of $5 million.