$UICIDEBOY$

Released: April 2, 2015

Songwriter: Scott Arceneaux Jr. Aristos Petrou Master P Snoop Dogg

Producer: Budd Dwyer

[Verse: $crim & Ruby]
Uh
*59, yah!
Ugh, got the choppa underneath
Got the shotty and the tec
*59 motherfucker
Westbank, bitch
*59 'bout it, 'bout it
Grey 'bout it, 'bout it
$uicide 'bout it, 'bout it
'Bout it, 'bout it, 'bout it, 'bout it
*59 'bout it, 'bout it
Grey 'bout it, 'bout it
$uicide 'bout it, 'bout it
'Bout it, 'bout it, 'bout it, 'bout it
*59 'bout it, 'bout it (Uhh!)
'Bout it, 'bout it, 'bout it, 'bout it
Choppas on flex, $ui-cide, bitch
7th Ward, *59, motherfucker
Throw them threes up, ho
*59, ho

Hailing from New Orleans, $UICIDEBOY$ are a rap duo of two Scott Arceneaux Jr. and Aristos Petrou. However, many different names and personas are used in place of their real names—for example, “Ruby Da Cherry,” “$uicide Christ,” and many more—each having individual meanings. The full list and breakdown of these aliases can be found here. $B are currently signed underground rap-based record label, G*59 Records, who have also signed Ramirez and Germ.

The boys' discography ranges from horrorcore glitch-trap–working with heavy bass, to gloomy atmospherics and drugged-out rhymes. They began in 2014 by releasing the soon-to-be-infamous series, “Kill Yourself.” The cousins layered their twisted raps over short but snappy tracks, releasing albums and EP’s along the way; such as Black $uicide, Grey/Gray and YUNGDEATHLILLIFE in 2015.

Ruby has not always been a rapper. Before the era of $B—Ruby was a drummer in a punk-rock band who went by the name of Vapo-Rats. During an interview with No Jumper a few years after leaving the band Ruby explained his reasoning for his choice to depart from the group. During the interview, $crim said,

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