$UICIDEBOY$

Released: June 15, 2015

Songwriter: Scott Arceneaux Jr. Aristos Petrou

Producer: Budd Dwyer

[Intro: Ellie Goulding & Lord Infamous]
You know we can get away
You know we can get away
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T

[Chorus: Ellie Goulding, Lord Infamous & LIL 2/3RDS]
You know we can get away
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
You know we can get away
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
You know we can get away
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
You know we can get away
(Fuck y'all, I will never switch, never change)
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T

[Verse 1: LIL 2/3RDS]
Fuck y'all- Fuck y'all- Fuck y'all, I will never switch, never change
Take the gold, take the cash, throw it in the flames
Looking deranged, walking 'round with a blood stain
Give me the keys to the Range or the Mustang
Drive that motherfucker off a hill, and blame it all on the pain pills
No devil, no God, but the same feel
Red dot with the mod and the frame filled
$uicide is the name of the free-willed
(You know I got them—)
Bitches by dozen from rappin' with cousin
They say that we buzzing, but I don't hear nothing
But sheep, that sleep, layin' on the concrete
Constantly suffering, but God, do I love it
So fuck it, I'll climb up just so I can plummet
Ashes to ashes, from something to nothing
Give me the casket, I'm kickin' the bucket

[Chorus: Ellie Goulding & Lord Infamous]
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
You know we can get away
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
You know we can get away
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
You know we can get away
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
You know we can get away
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T

[Verse 2: YUNG MUTT]
In my hand, I got a pair of dice
They told me roll a seven, bear in mind, I want a six
I recognize that heaven mythological
And so the pair of dice, swallowed whole
And now I got abdominal tears in spite of theological paradigms
R-R-Rotten and Paralyzed in a Tropical Paradise
I'm about to go Fahrenheit, bitch, I'm poppin' a terabyte
All these parasites a problem in my logical pair of eyes
Politics opposite of innocuous
Verified in the hospital bed, my chronic is sterilized
Televise the terrifying chronicles of enterprise
Possibly is scared of heights
But the obstacle therein lies the prodigal errant fight

[Outro: Lord Infamous]
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T
The D, the O, the P, the E, I need the B, the L, the U-N-T

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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