Chain Breaker Lyrics – $uicideboy$

Chain Breaker Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Ruby da Cherry]
This intro sets a defiant tone. He’s basically saying no one can mess with him, and people (especially women in his circle) are always causing drama over someone who’s actually real and true to himself. The quick “bi-bi-bi” ad-libs add a chaotic, mocking energy, like he’s brushing off all the noise around him and staying unbothered. It feels like he’s hyping himself up and dismissing the fakes.

[Verse 1: Ruby da Cherry]
He starts off admitting he’s still a mess, like nothing’s really changed even after everything. He keeps getting stuck in the same toxic cycles, and life just feels like the same pain playing out in new ways every day. He talks about how instead of always feeling like a victim, maybe it’s better to try and take charge—though that’s easier said than done. In his neighborhood, it’s all about hitting back, not waiting to be hit. He mentions drug use—specifically crack—as part of his struggle, how it messes with him, how he relapses but somehow bounces back, even if just barely.

The goth traphouse and “Count Drac” lines paint him as someone who embraces the dark side of life, both literally and stylistically. Flying to Laos for “brown sugar” (a slang for heroin) shows how deep into the drug world he is. He’s not interested in being a pop star or fitting into mainstream music; he finds that fake, calling it “Mickey Mouse.” Instead, he’s drawn to destruction, rebellion, and anti-singerity energy. He talks about burning any flag without a skull on it, symbolizing his loyalty to his own dark identity. The dream-chasing thing burned him out, and now he’s fueled by chaos, pulling out his metaphorical sword like he’s ready for war.

[Verse 2: \]
\ starts off painting a picture of a flashy lifestyle with expensive jewelry, but there’s a dark edge underneath it. He talks about pulling off robberies and slipping into chaos, comparing himself to Biden in a clumsy, mumbling way. He calls himself Poseidon, controlling the waves of emotion or destruction, and even tattooed a trident to show it. When he says “Redrum,” which is “murder” spelled backwards, he’s playing with horror references, and mixing it with real feelings of depression.

He admits he has suicidal thoughts often, but other days he feels confident and wants to show off. He’s recently increased his medication, and while he might look okay, the progress feels questionable. Crashing his Cadillac like a bowling ball shows how reckless and out of control he feels. The “Charizard Lambo” and references to high art and drügs paint this surreal, chaotic lifestyle—luxury mixed with destruction. He talks about giving to people who never returned the favor, and how he’s got no problem getting loud or violent if provoked.

\’s wrapping up with some serious attitude—talking trash courtside at a basketball game, clowning others who act tough but can’t back it up. The final lines show loyalty to his Grey 59 crew and a readiness to bring the heat to anyone doubting them.

[Outro]
This part just repeats the idea from earlier—people constantly causing drama about someone who’s real. It’s like he’s reinforcing that theme again and again, maybe to show how tiring and predictable it’s all become. It closes the track with a kind of sarcastic, looped frustration.