Features more polished production and diverse sounds, including the "Kingdom Come" and "Atlantis" sagas. 2. The Breakthrough Mixtapes (2015–2017)
In 2017, the duo released the final ten sagas in batches. These projects showed a massive leap in production quality and vocal chemistry.
Collaboration has always been a cornerstone of the duo's release strategy. They frequently used collaborative EPs to bridge the gap between their independent world and other underground subcultures. Suicideboys Discography
Their most successful project to date, debuting at #4 on the Billboard 200 4. Essential Collaborative EPs ide $uicide A collaborative EP with that helped launch them into the spotlight. DIRTIERNASTIER$UICIDE The final installment of their trilogy with SHAMELESS $UICIDE A high-energy collaboration with Where to Start? If you're a new listener, start with the u i c i d e b o y playlist on Apple Music , then dive into Eternal Grey I Want to Die in New Orleans to understand their range. Apple Music $UICIDEBOY$ | Rap/Hiphop Wiki | Fandom
(2022) is often cited as their "gentlest" work, featuring more melodic backdrops and bars that contemplate the pitfalls of their earlier, addiction-fueled mythology. "New World Depression" These projects showed a massive leap in production
: Cousins Ruby da Cherry and $crim founded the duo in 2013 with a literal "success or suicide" pact.
The is one of the most expansive, rebellious, and commercially successful anomalies in modern independent music. Formed in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 2014 by cousins Aristos Petrou (Ruby da Cherry) and Scott Arceneaux, Jr. ($crim) , the duo built an underground empire by fusing 1990s Memphis rap with punk rock aesthetics and starkly honest depictions of mental illness and addiction. Starting out with a legendary "suicide pact"—promising to take their own lives if they didn't break into the music industry by age 30—they instead revolutionized the SoundCloud rap wave. Their most successful project to date, debuting at
2016 was the year the tsunami hit the shore. The duo refined their production (Scrim taking the lead under the alias $crim), moving from simple loops to complex, atmospheric beats. They also leaned heavily into their partnership with , the EDM producer who gave them a distorted, industrial edge.
The studio albums represent their transition from underground icons to mainstream stars, often focusing on themes of sobriety and mental health. I Want to Die in New Orleans
EDM-producer Getter provided uniquely heavy, metallic beats. (2016-2023) High-energy, violent mosh-pit anthems across three volumes. G.R.E.Y.G.O.D.S. (2015-2016) Pure, unadulterated 90s Memphis rap revivalism. Shameless $uicide (2023) Smooth, bouncing flows blended with hard-hitting basslines. Evolution of Sound and Legacy