Whatever Floats Your Boat Will Definitely Sink My Ship Lyrics – $uicideboy$

This one’s the fifth track, a brooding standout that clocks in around three minutes of gritty trap laced with emo undertones. Scrim and Ruby da Cherry trade verses over a hazy, grungy beat produced by Budd Dwyer and Dynox, full of lo-fi distortion and those signature $B loops that drag you under. It’s got that Totally Lonely-Boy vibe you mentioned, all introspective ache and self-sabotage, with themes of inherited pain, chasing highs that crash hard, and pleading for some kind of divine anchor in the void.

Lines like “Sins of my father worn like hand-me-downs” cut deep into family ghosts and personal cycles, while the chorus begs for light in the endless dark. No confirmed sample on “Safe in Your Skin” by Title Fight yet, but that melancholic riff echoes the same post-hardcore grit, making it feel like a nod to those raw, youthful breakdowns.

THY WILL BE DONE lands as a tight, unfiltered follow-up to their August release Thy Kingdom Come, keeping the duo’s horrorcore-trap core but dialing up the vulnerability. The album’s a quick 29-minute ride through addiction relapses, street lore, and spiritual wrestling, with tracks like the opener “Leviticus” setting a biblical tone and “BLOODSWEAT” bringing the raw energy. The full tracklist rolls from “2009 Reggie Bush” to closers like “Fuck Ups,” all streaming now on Spotify for that seamless spin.

Right now, $uicideboy$ are in this fascinating pivot, building on New World Depression’s polish from last year while leaning harder into their Grey Day roots. Scrim and Ruby have always thrived on that razor edge between rage and regret, but this project feels like they’re processing the toll of a decade in the game, turning personal demons into something almost cathartic. It’s evolution through excavation, proving they’re not just surviving the scene, they’re reshaping it on their terms.