Uicideboy were better in 2015 lyrics

The nostalgia! 2015 was a pivotal year for uicideboy, and many fans would agree that their earlier work, including their 2015 releases, holds a special place in their hearts.

uicideboy, consisting of Scott Arceneaux (Scrim) and Ruby da Cherry, started gaining popularity around 2014-2015 with their unique blend of cloud rap, emo, and punk influences. During this period, they released several mixtapes, including "Long Term Effects of Suffering" and "Graffiti 6", which showcased their raw energy, emotional lyrics, and experimental production.

The lyrics from this era often dealt with themes of depression, anxiety, trauma, and the struggles of growing up in a tough environment. Their music resonated with many young people who felt misunderstood and isolated, and it's not uncommon for fans to look back on these early releases as a source of comfort and solidarity.

Some notable tracks from this era include:

• "Falling Away" (a hauntingly beautiful song about the pain of losing a loved one)
• "I Don't Want to Die" (a raw, emotional plea for help and understanding)
• "The Worst Generation" (a commentary on the struggles of growing up in a chaotic world)
• "I'm Still in the Night" (a melodic, atmospheric track about the struggle to find hope in darkness)

While uicideboy has continued to evolve and experiment with their sound over the years, many fans still hold a special place in their hearts for their earlier work. The lyrics from this era are often cited as some of the most relatable and impactful, and it's not hard to see why.

Do you have a favorite uicideboy track or album from this era?