The duo’s work ethic was also ferocious, as they furiously cranked out mixtapes.
To say things worked out for the two rappers would be an understatement: Fueled by the southern horrorcore of Three 6 Mafia and Gravediggaz, their sinister minimalism found a niche following in SoundCloud’s early days. Bound by a suicide pact, the pair promised each other that if their joint venture as $uicideboy$ didn’t come to fruition, they’d kill themselves. and Aristos Petro, who began recording as Ruby and $crim back in 2013. The story all starts with cousins Scott Arceneaux JR. If the fans come up with something we totally disagree with then we’ll say something, but we don’t like telling them what it is. You know Dragonball GT was created entirely by fans, and I think that’s so cool because they are a part of it whether you like it or not. “I think it’s good to let the fans have a say so in the lore and the fandom. “There was a pattern to it, but at some point, we sort of lost control of it,” Ruby admits. While some of the mythology may be quite detached from reality, superstitions have remained a key part of what’s kept the $uicideboy$ movement feeling so fresh after nearly a decade of making music together - and for the most part, Ruby and $crim just sit back and watch the fables unfold.
There’s Yung Plague, 7th Ward Dragon, Lil Oozing, Princess Mononoke the Frozen Shogun, Northside Shorty, Charles Lee Ray, and so many more that burden fans and skeptics alike. Sarcasm or not, to explore $uicideboy$ lore is a mission within itself, plummeting down a never-ending rabbit hole, filled with a plethora of conspiracy theories and alter-egos, many of which the duo can’t keep track of. “That’s the one thing the fans figured out,” $crim adds.
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