Paris

The song initiates a journey into the psyche of $UICIDEBOY$, beginning in the darkness of 'the bottom' and escalating towards a chaotic blend of pride in their hard-earned status and a gruesome resoluteness for self-sabotage. $lick $loth's verse introduces us to a gritty underworld persona, who basks in the ominous gleam of gold teeth amidst chaos and violence. The imagery of dungeon-like confines and switchblades introduces a world where danger and aggression are a primal response.

As we dive deeper through $lick $loth's invocations, we sense a pride intertwined with desolation. The duo does not depict superheroes but instead present themselves as anti-heroes of their gritty narratives—rebels who find solace in the embrace of their own malevolent inclinations. The repeated allusions to self-destruction are not cries for help but show a disturbing acceptance of their internal demise.

Ruby da Cherry's verse continues to peel back layers of vulnerability, voicing a painful past of being an outcast, the 'reject'. His lyrics suggest a warped transformation from an isolated, small-town reject into a presence that insists on its monstrous evolution. There's a jarring contrast between the bleak introspection and the violent bravado, painting an emotional landscape rife with inner strife and external aggression.

In the closing lines, Ruby contemplates a final shedding of his mortal coil, an escape that seems to promise freedom yet reeks of eternal torment. The emotional journey throughout 'Paris' is not one of healing but a harrowing acceptance of their fragmented selves—shaping an identity out of the darkness they've come to inhabit.