Kill Yourself XVII-XX
$uicideboy$
- Artist
- $uicideboy$
- Label
- Not On Label ($uicideboy$ Self-released)
- Catalog number
- ---
- Format
- LP · Compilation · Limited Edition · Unofficial Release
- Country
- US
- Released
- 2021
- Genre
- Hip Hop
What’s on it
Kill Yourself XVII-XX has 16 tracks.
- KILL YOURSELF Part XVII: The suburban $acrifice $aga
- A1Lamar Avenue
- A2Second Lines Come With Broken Souls
- A3Face It
- KILL YOURSELF Part XVIII: The Fall Of Idols Saga
- A4I Am The Apocalypse
- A5Goodbye
- A6From The Beginning Of Time Until The End Of Time
- KILL YOURSELF Part XIX: The Deep End Saga
- B1Leave Me Alone
- B2Failure By Design
- B3INTROVERSION 2.0
- KILL YOURSELF Part XX: The Infinity Saga
- B4For The Last Time
- B5I Hung Myself For A Persona
- B6Now I'm Up To My Neck With Offers
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Where it came from
Kill Yourself XVII-XX represents a late-stage installment in the expansive Kill Yourself EP series by the New Orleans hip-hop duo $uicideboy$, comprised of cousins Ruby da Cherry and Scrim. Released in 2021, these records capture the group’s transition from underground SoundCloud rap pioneers to mainstream-adjacent figures in the trap-metal and lo-fi scenes. The series, which began years prior, served as a foundational project that defined their signature sound: a blend of aggressive, nihilistic lyricism, dark atmosphere, and heavily distorted production reminiscent of nineties Memphis rap.
The aesthetic of these releases remains consistent with the duo’s DIY ethos, characterized by minimalist, stark visual design that leans into themes of depression, substance abuse, and existential angst. Because the series was self-released, the production of these physical formats was limited and handled independently of major label distribution, mirroring the duo’s commitment to maintaining creative control. Upon release, the EPs were embraced by a deeply loyal fanbase that favored the project for its raw emotional vulnerability and stylistic consistency within a rapidly evolving underground rap landscape.
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