$uicideboy$ are a New Orleans hip-hop duo formed by cousins Scrim and Ruby da Cherry, who built a large underground following through SoundCloud releases in the mid-2010s. Their work blends Southern rap, punk energy and bleak, confessional lyrics, and short fragments of their tracks are widely reused online because the sound is instantly recognisable even in a few seconds. This clip circulates in that context, as a compact sample for edits and memes rather than a full song, and it remains popular with fans who use their music to signal a raw, alternative hip-hop identity.
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A short $uicideboy$ clip with Scrim and Ruby da Cherry's dark, gritty rap delivery, often used in edits and memes to add a raw, underground hip-hop punch.
This four-second clip captures the unmistakable mood of $uicideboy$, with a low, distorted beat and clipped vocal delivery from Scrim and Ruby da Cherry cutting straight through the mix. It sounds raw rather than polished, like a fragment pulled from a late-night underground rap session, with heavy bass and a bleak, restless energy. Dropped into a video, it instantly darkens the tone, signalling trouble, attitude or a sudden turn, and it works best as a sharp accent rather than background music, because its intensity grabs attention before it disappears almost as quickly as it arrives.
