GREY+GREY+GREY Lyrics – $uicideboy$

GREY+GREY+GREY Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Scrim]
This intro sets a chaotic, street-heavy vibe. It shouts out “Slicky The \ (Scrim’s alias) and mentions the “North East Bloc,” hinting at his roots. The lines feel like a warning shot or a heads-up that something intense is coming. The phrase “you did good, \ could be encouragement or sarcasm. Overall, it’s just setting the stage with energy and attitude.

[Verse 1: Scrim]
Here, Scrim’s saying that no matter where he goes, his background and tough roots from the North stay with him. He compares himself to the kind of person society might have once tried to control or silence, like through a lobotomy. Emotionally numb, he says he doesn’t bother with apologies. He’s proud of building his career from scratch and mocks things he finds shallow, like astrology. When someone brings that up, it irritates him, pushing him to a state where he feels like losing control. He talks about people around him who don’t need guns because they use spiritual or mystical ways to strike fear—like voodoo. The vibe is tribal, raw, and dangerous. He compares himself to historical figures, like Roosevelt, during a shootout, showing how extreme and reckless his life has become. He swallows pills, showing a sense of self-destruction, almost like he’s eager to meet death. He questions competition but finds none, claiming dominance. In his mind, it doesn’t matter who gets hurt—he just wants chaos. He talks about his personal damage and how twisted the music industry is, ending with a bold threat: people will collapse before he ever does.

[Interlude: Yung Plague]
Just a wild laugh adding to the eerie, unhinged tone.

[Verse 2: Yung Plague]
In this part, Yung Plague (aka Ruby) jumps in by saying he left his house and instantly found himself in violence. The neighborhood he’s from, like St. Bernard Boulevard, is rough, and he’s seen so much darkness that his eyes can’t handle it—he jokes he needs eye drops. While chasing his goals, he ended up creating nightmares, not just dreams. He hides from attention, especially from cops, and admits he’s running low on glycine, a chemical tied to stress and mental health. He’s always watching his back, holding a gun, expecting trouble. When someone does act tough, Ruby calls out their weakness—sobbing and breaking down. He’s cold and ruthless, saying he even turned predators into luxury, like making a Birkin bag from a gator. He goes after haters too, burning bridges and possibly people. His lyrics are like weapons, spreading curses, and he doesn’t mind making mistakes on purpose to mess with the system. He’s been in the game for over a decade, always ready to fight. The “Grind 59” line is about their group and how they keep pushing until everyone around turns lifeless and grey. He ends by calling out how society becomes robotic and controlled, stuck in black-and-white thinking.

[Outro]
The outro is a strong, repeated warning. Ruby and Scrim are saying if you mess with their crew—\*59—you’re basically signing up to go down with them. There’s no separation, no escape. If you ride with them, you’re in it till death. It’s both a show of loyalty and a brutal promise of destruction. This chant-like ending drills the message in hard: their world is dangerous, and no one gets out alive.