$uicideboy$ Show Mercy To The Weak & Decrepit On “Carrollton” “I Want To Die in New Orleans” arrives on September 7th.
A soulful refrain on a $uicideboy$ track, nope you heard wrong. “Carrollton” is the latest offering from the cousin duo springing from Nolia’s Seventh Ward, and its as cumbersome as you’ve come to expect from the Juicy J frequenters, for whom he grants a seal of approval right at the onset.
“Carrollton,” the 12th of 15 tracks on I Want To Die In New Orleans, is the group’s bleak exposition on “rudderless misdirection.” Ruby and Lil Cut Throat have reached a consensus where living on the margins of social acceptability suits them just fine. The message on “Carrollton” is a part of a well-aimed contingency to connect with Society’s outliers. I should preface that “connect” is a term imbued with irony. The only thing idiomatic about lyrics like “slap my face against a pill to crush it up” is the non-compliance act you the listener wrote into the script.
