Suicideboys, also known as $uicideboy$, is an American hip-hop duo that was formed by cousins Scrim and Ruby da Cherry in New Orleans in 2014. The duo gained significant attention and popularity through their music on SoundCloud, where their unique style and honest lyrics resonated with audiences.
Their dark and introspective rap style, coupled with their self-produced beats, captivated listeners and quickly garnered a dedicated following. As the duo’s popularity grew, they decided to establish their own record label, G*59 Records, which allowed them to have creative control over their music and its distribution.
The Rise of Suicideboys on SoundCloud
SoundCloud played a vital role in Suicideboys’ rise to fame. The platform provided the duo with a space to share their music directly with fans, bypassing the traditional music industry gatekeepers. This allowed them to build a dedicated fanbase and gain recognition for their unique sound.
Their early releases on SoundCloud, such as their debut project “Kill Yourself Part I: The $uicide $aga,” received positive feedback and helped establish their distinctive style. The duo embraced the internet age of music distribution and utilized social media platforms to connect with their fans, further fueling their growing popularity.
As Suicideboys’ reputation on SoundCloud grew, they began collaborating with other artists in the underground rap scene, including Black Smurf and Pouya. These collaborations and features not only expanded their fanbase but also showcased their versatility as artists.
