Scratch That is a free trash-style handwritten font whose stretched, uneven letters swing between dense strokes and sharp, torn-looking gaps. The shapes look cut, scraped, and hastily inked.
For designers working in punk music, underground events, or horror entertainment, its warped forms suit concert posters, album artwork, merchandise, and title graphics with a deliberately damaged edge. These settings share a taste for unruly lettering, and the broken interiors let each word become part of surrounding scratch marks, rough collage pieces, or distressed illustration rather than neutral text.