Y’all never saw their no jumper interview?? That’s the most legendary interview of the whole SoundCloud area, along with xxxtenacion one. That whole era was differntttt boi
That’s called being a normal human being. Americans have gone so far away from it that they are shocked when people sit down and speak to each other properly. How embarrassing.
@o0MadHouse0o You are absolutely right man, but, I think it's surprising because of the kind of music they make. Also alot of other rappers are loud and disrespectful and talk over eachother.
This is true, they have a very high level of respect for each other but you can tell ruby gets upset when he doesn’t get to finish his thoughts or when the other guys aren’t giving him as much time to speak. Like when Theo asked about how they started, scrim answered for both of them but it seems like rubys introduction and origin differs drastically from scrims but we don’t even get to hear his origin story.
@@dallasletellier3521 I’m a qualified psychologist (so I would know) and I can confirm your conclusion is actually incorrect sir. No offence but your off the mark
I love how they talk about the struggles of addiction and depression and being grown men it’s heart warming because men don’t speak up enough. I’m so glad they’re better then they were
Thats whats most important. Its insane that my husband just showed me suicide boys. I dont like hip hop at all. More just a rock or country girl and techno type stuff from 2000 and 90s. But he showed me a song Antarctica. Which is a song with background of I remember by deadmaua5. Then I found matte black and witnesses song. Also the whole conversation reminds me of my husband and his brothers, he has three and then his military friends.
They are so clean and sober now it's amazing to actually just listen to them, talking or rapping, I genuinely love that Theo got them on, this is probably my favorite interview ever
@@mendaciousreality8459you are the most insufferable mf ive ever encountered in my life. you aren’t special cause you’ve been here since fhe beginning. you aren’t special cause you paid for a meet and greet. get a new personality cause this one STINKS.
I'm 44 years old and into metal. My son asked me to take him to a show a couple years ago. I was thinking it would be a waste of time, not my thing. These guys got me hooked. The stuff they said to those kids and the love I saw in that crowd was incredible. Scrim specifically talked about not feeling alone and I saw people crying in the crowd. As shocking as the imagery and subject matter is and may turn people away. It shouldn't. They talk about things all people think about, but never have the balls to discuss. Glad to see them on the show.
Same! I’m 47, my 15 year old daughter said she wanted to go and had played a couple songs for me. She was shocked I said yes. Now we’ve been a few years in a row. It’s our thing and I couldn’t be prouder. Some of the friendliest people I’ve ever met at a concert. The love, the honesty, and acknowledgement of not being ok sometimes, seek help. I love it. Folks also remember entertainment comes in many shapes and forms. G59 ❤️
I got to chill with $uiciceboy$ for 2 hours after their Global Epidemic tour in 2017. I was homeless at the time and had no one to be there for me, shit was rough and they took the time out of their night to comfort me. I’ll never forget that and cherish it till my time is up. I’m glad to see how far they’ve came!
@@CosmicHabitat I appreciate your comment, it’s still difficult but I try to realize I’m not the only one who still struggles. Just gotta try to keep moving forward
Scrim asking Ruby if there was anything he missed after telling his perspective of their creative upbringing shows the respect they have for each other
It feels really fucking good. Nobody ever wins outright against addiction but they are WINNING and damn I’m so happy to see them full of life, brain cells and serenity most of all.
Bruh yeah, this interview made feel they both could do like a 15 min of stand up, i would pay to see that, they sound so funny 😂, been a fan of them for so long and saw so many compilation of their funny moments that i think they could really do that no joke
As a fan who’s been listening for 7 yrs, this podcast is OVERDUE, it’s rare to ever see these boys “televised” and openly talking, it’s a absolute blessing thank you Theo
ruby’s story about the skating accident sparking his addiction gives “two screws in my fuckin ankle, rather that than two nails in my fuckin wrist” a whole new meaning to that bar
You can just tell scrim and ruby are some of the most humble guys in the world. Makes me so happy for them for all of their success and getting sober. These guys fucking deserve it.
My baby brother tried to commit suicide 2 years ago , only 16 years old , $uicuideboy$ music has always been his getaway from all the stuff he had going , last year he asked me to drive him 4 hours to see them live and was one of the best things we ever did together , this year we going to see them again in Lincoln Nebraska … thank you $uicideboy$ for letting me keep my baby brother …🫶🏾 your music saved him
They saved my life twice. been listening since 2015 soundcloud days. still my favorite music group. i’m glad your brother is with you, i’m sure you’re a great sister 😇
There is something very unique and special about the boys. I'm 50 years old and a lifetime fan of punk rock, heavy music, and old-school hip-hop. I'm also a recovering heroin addict with almost ten years clean. This shit is so authentic because the boys are authentic. Painfully genuine sometimes.
Ok, I'm 70 and I can't believe I just sat through 2 hours of a taste of New Orleans. Don't hate me but I have no clue who the s boys are but I love Theo. Now, I am blown away with the honest kinship they all have. Theo kept mentioning that the boys created their own world, when actually, they all had a bond that was their own world, too. Never knew anyone from Louisiana but there is a connection, a drive and a type of honesty you don't see often. Best of everything to all of you.
It’s true when Theo says “you never know who’s a $B fan” I’m a single mom of 3 self made entrepreneur at 37 years old finally celebrating 4 years clean on the 4th of July! I love these guys so much!!! I’ve lived many different lives during my 13 year path to destruction with opioids so I’m so grateful to be able to connect with some realness!!! 🙌🏼 THANK YOU $B!!! See you in the pit in Boston!!! ❤
This!!!!!!! Mom of three who gardens for a living. But my headphones everyday have $bs playing, these guys helped me get and stay sober, they helped me cope with my depression and ideologies of suicide. LOVED seeing them on a mainstream type podcast, these guys deserve all their flowers.
As a dude who’s 22, doesn’t have any kids, doesn’t have his own business, etc… this shit is inspiring. Love seeing comments like this. Hope you and the kids are doing well❤️
I was thinking the same thing, shit had me hitting my vape. Struggled with addiction myself, all addicts can relate to each other, the only difference is everyone has their own unique trauma that isn’t usually talked about. Hit that vape 💨
@@StinkyCraig actually nicotine is a stimulant and increases anxiety and depression in the long term. that reduce in stress is the nicotine entering your brain and releasing dopamine which leads to cravings and increased stress and anxiety.
I've heard that from drug addicts a lot. I've also lived my whole life feeling that way, but thankfully managed to stay off of any substances. Crazy shit.
"Anything in this world that you get through hard work is going to be yours to keep for a very long time, but anything that was handed to you that you got very easily, isn't going to last very long." - Ruby. I felt this in my soul
Y'all's cadence is ineffable! I can't imagine a day without you guys! I'm 51 and looking forward to September, my 3rd grey day show! Scared I'll bust my lip and break my hip😂 sincerely love you guys so much! You work so hard and never ever disappoint!
30 minutes in and this is hands down one of, if not the best podcasts I’ve ever seen. 3 real ass dudes from Louisiana speaking about the struggles of addiction and all relating to each other
I started sobbing when ruby said that he hopes you find your girlfriend or your best friend and you guys keep in touch. I was in the pit this year and these two girls next to me and my boyfriend said I looked so pretty🥹 they stayed with us the rest of the night, I saved one of them because they fainted in the pit, we got pizza afterwards, and we have each other on snap and continue to chit chat. It started a beautiful friendship and I hope they stay friends with me forever
Been listening to them since 2013. Been watching theo since 2017. I even got a pic with theo in 2018. This really made my life. It came full circle. I can't even imagine how the boy$ feel doing this podcast. They have came a long long way
Going on 7 years now, out of the deepest gutter... To this day, it never feels any less amazing when someone else gets up there and tells my story. Keep coming back❤
Best interview iv seen. As a $B enthusiast and someone who has been recently getting into Theo Von, this interview gave me a an insight into their personal lives which i can relate to and admire. im so thankful to be able to be influenced by you guys, and be apart of what we have created.
This is by FAR the best interview they've ever done. I've been a fan of theirs since 2017 and I've never see them be this open or talk this much in an interview ever. Cool to finally hear more about their background instead of just "hearsay".
definitely an understatement to say we as fans have sorta grown along with them. i was headed into the 10th grade when i started listening to $B. now im 24, seen them get sober, battled addiction myself, and have 139 days clean now. wild.
shows you how humble they are. I like how Scott mentions that they don't want to be idealized as something better than any other normal person. They just make some sick ass music.
@AmmoGus1 they ain't for everybody but that don't make it trash. And even IF it did, one man's trash is another one's treasure. Those boys right there have helped countless addicts make it through another day with nothing but their music. They've helped addicts claw their way out of the darkness of addiction. G59 is a family that unless you're a part of you clearly don't understand. You sir, obviously don't get it.
I’m 51, first SuicideBoys concert with my 15 year old son in 2023! We went to the OKC show this past week! Its awesome! It’s brought my son and I closer! These guys and Theo are just good genuine people. ❤
I feel so normal! lol learning more to live with whatever crazy thing about me. but yeah I heard my dad describe it that way before and can definitely relate.
My first time taking percs i was 16 and I immediately knew i was going to seek out that feeling for the rest of my life. I was right. But luckily i never really had access to them, so i just settled for weed/alcohol etc. Still habitually seeking euphoria but somewhere along the line i realized that perfect bliss is fleeting and unsustainable anyway
The thing is everything was ok but these stuff makes you absolutely convinced you need it to ever feel happy again. Takes a lot of time to realize it ain’t that dramatic
hearing scrim talk about his battle with depression really gives me hope. These boys are so cool and down to earth definitely want them to know they are so appreciated by us fans.
oh my fkn god, the typical, regularly scheduled comment quoting something theo said "omfg wasnt that genius? Theos a fuckin genius! If you dont agree you just too dumb to get it!" type shit. Calm down bro, it wasnt that fuckin epic.
this interview just shows how good of an interviewer theo is. they haven’t done an interview in 8 years and seeing them talk like this is so refreshing.
It really hurt my heart when they said the city of New Orleans doesn’t love them. Like I personally love their music , and I’m proud they rep the state like they do. So it doesn’t make sense to me how we the people of NO wouldn’t appreciate their music.
my best friend died in a car crash in 2016 and she introduced me to them in 2015. to this day i listen to them everyday and i honestly think they’re the only reason i made it through her death without ODing. they forever will remind me of her. seeing how amazing they’re doing makes me so happy.
I also lost my BFF in a car crash. It was intoxicated driving, and it was my friend behind the wheel…….. I think that the only thing that kept me alive was not wanting addiction to claim another soul. I hated my demons for a long, long time… but it took nearly 7 years after losing my bestie to finally get sober and stay sober. 16 1/2 years now sober, and it honestly gets harder the further away from the desperation that I get. Suicideboys give me that desperation back though, some of those bars are real fucking life to me, and they’ll remind me that it’s a long, hard fall down… so I gotta keep my balance. Couldn’t be more grateful to them and their music, and this interview kind of rounds out the picture for me now. I’d love to catch a meeting with these cats, but just because they’re real people and not some of the fakes you see in a meeting, trying to play up like they know everything and have it all. Scrim’s right, they don’t punch down and to me they feel like an extension of my crew. Keep up the great work on staying grass-side, you never heal entirely but your friend never leaves you all the way either. Your testimony, every testimony humanizes recovery and mental health and strips stigma away, thank you so much for sharing!
@@nunyabizwacks6711 Addiction lies in wait to mop up the souls of broken people. Everywhere, every day. That’s it, full stop. It’s hard to understand if you haven’t been there, although not impossible. But this is why we are drawn together, in their music we hear a sympathetic and understanding voice, and it feels like a safe place to go while we try to make sense of something that seems utterly senseless to everyone else.
$uicideboys have forever changed me. They saved my life. From being at my lowest and hearing their music just knowing I wasn’t alone. I am so happy they are where they are now. Forever proud of
i'll never forget i used to just chill in my basement crushing up X and taking liquid acid all day, i had some buddies put me on the boys, and ever since that moment it's gotten me to a much better spot. no more drugs, better money, and a way better taste in music, suicideboys, eminem , jcole, just a few names that really changed my life forreal .
So hearing songs about drugs and suicide made you avoid drugs and suicide?. I never understood that I honestly just like them because I think they have cool beats and they sound nice 😊
@@Lord_of_the_Pies when you take drugs and contemplate suicide, you feel alone. you don't think anyone else feels how you feel if not worse. to hear songs that describes to a T how im feeling at that very moment , can make me and millions of others feel accepted, hope, a chance to get better, their heavily misunderstood , they aren't telling their fans to kill themselves, nor to take drugs, same way how people who had trouble with their parents growing up might be more fond to eminem's music because he raps about how his mom was a b word to him and how his father left him, its more so feeling like you're no longer an outcast . and the fanbase is one big family because we all dealt with similar issues. my favorite songs by them are clyde and king tulip, heavily deep songs
Man hearing $B speak on wandering topics with Theo makes me love their music so much more. Phenomenal guys, and good Lord Theo is such an astounding interviewer. No real special questions, just learning about a guest candidly
“Drugs kept me alive”…. Man the respect I have for these two right here is crazy. Words could never express what y’all have done for so many people ❤️ G59 BABY !!!!
started listening when i was 15-16 as a sophomore in high school, now im 22 almost 23 and have felt like i’ve grown up with $B. they helped me see i wasn’t alone in this world that’s always crashing down around me.
Talking about not feeling comfortable in your own skin until you got high is so relatable. Sometimes addiction feels like that missing piece we’re looking for
Its the life Story of many people in this world and the "Why" is so easy explainable and still people treat addicts as monsters or people that need to be locked up for years (Im not saying that no addicts needs to be locked up for their actions) The "Why" is easy, because we all want to be loved in some kind of way and want to feel comfortable in our own skin Some people have different and harder life paths than others and its so easy to take a pill, for example and feel like you actually like yourself for that moment And that is all we as humans are doing, all can be fixed with a bit of self love and people that love you and have your back, literally everything, because the meaning of life, to me personally is.. just be loved and give love.. and thats why people can relate cause we all want to fill that hole with something that makes us feel good and alive... and sadly in todays age that are drugs and we all need to adapt to that as people Hang in there, for everyone that needs it, you and me are not alone in these addiction and drug times, there are always people that suffer just like u, just remember that.
I'm a social worker in addiction care and also have a history of what I would characterize as hazardous use in my youth. I hear this sentiment a lot. For me a lot changed when I was realized I had ADHD (non-hyperactive type), even before diagnosis and meds. Depending on the study, 20-50% of ppl with substance use disorder has ADHD. Growing up with ADHD, you are 1) constantly understimulated (except when doing stuff that fully captures your attention), feeling like nothing's ever enough, 2) impulsive and deviant tendencies, and likely to 3) feel like an outsider, like a circle in a square world. This will at times make you feel special, more creative etc, other times like a failure, which often fuels a rebellious identity and/or social anxiety. Given all this, it makes perfect sense from a neurological, psychological, and social-psychological standpoint. It also makes sense in that many ADHD meds are basically or literally amphetamine, i.e. when used in a controlled manner drugs actually can help you function & feel better. But on your own, you are quite unlikely to use in a responsible way, which will of course lead to addiction, and a spiral that makes you feel like shit and not function at all
"just dont overthink it, just do the damn thing and everything will start to fall in place in some point just like its supposed to" - Ruby I swear no one has ever motivated me as much as these boys do, love them
As a 22 year old getting off of coke this helped way more you can imagine like a emotional level thank you suicide boys and Theo, I finally feel that push now to not miss coke anymore if that makes sense
Flooring guy here, also an alcoholic. I've been sober almost 3 years now, but I know plenty of dudes in the industry with the same addict mindset/personality. They ain't lying 🤣
I can 100% attest to this. I grew up in Louisiana, but live in Salt Lake City now and have a hard time connecting with anyone out here not from Louisiana or down south in general.
They don't do interviews at all. This is literally history getting made right now. I loved that Theo been supporting them since the beginning, jus shows real swamp boys recognizes real swamp boys
My dad is a New Mexico State Police Sergeant, when Grey Day 2023 came along to Albuquerque my dad signed up for security as he knew me and my gf loved them. He said out of all the famous people he’s met (there has been a few 😅) Scrim was one of the nicest and most respecting towards Law Enforcement celebrities he’d ever met. He didn’t get a chance to talk with Ruby but said he also saw him thanking the and saying hi to other staff and security. Thank you Scrim you also opened my pops eyes to a style of music I thought he’d never consider…Hip Hop. lol
It is really something to see Scrim and Ruby coming forward like this, being so open, talking about their troubles with their past, how it relates to everything they've been through, the music, G59 all of that. These guys are really a model of showing how being in recovery can help you grow as a person. I have been in recovery for 7 years, and everything these guys talk about I can relate to. I have been of fan of theirs for a good minute, and its really awesome to see them sharing their story of recovery. Its a model for others to see and show that addiction touches every facet of life. Shout out to everyone out there struggling trying to get clean, and to my brothers and sisters in recovery, keep going, don't give up! Props to Theo for getting this interview.
my dad met $uicideboy$ when he was a bouncer at el Corazon in Seattle in like 2016.. he said they were so nice and cool, they gave him and the other staff merch hats with their signatures, my dad still has it. we love them
The Boy$ literally got me through middle school and highschool so now to actually hear them talk for longer than like an hour is such a gift! Thank you Theo and whoever booked this and the Boy$!!
I don’t think people understand how fucking smart Ruby and Scrim are. Especially hearing Ruby talk about old ass bands and just know the timelines and places that’s crazy. This was cool as shit to watch but I also wish Theo let Ruby talk a little more but I guess that’s because Scrim and Theo know eachother personally so they just talked more
This. I seen Theo would sort of cut him off without even realizing then ruby would just ditch the thought and it lowkey hurt me everytime. Like let the man finish 😪
@@alyasparks3214 it reminded me of when you’re telling someone something you’re really excited about and you can tell they just don’t care. So you just stop talking 🥲
All three of you are an absolute inspiration. I’ve been struggling with addiction since I was 15. I got clean at 18 when I got pregnant with my oldest relapsed when I was 23 but am now back in recovery at 25 but have been struggling lately. Thank y’all for this podcast and y’all’s transparency.
Thank you for your life story, goad your on the straight n arrow… jus make sure it stays that way man don’t fall out scrams n ruby would want you to be sober man
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They barely do interviews. That’s how golden Theo is.
Besides Nardwuar this is the first real interview in over 8 years. The no jumper interview was before they even got successful.
Deoends what you consider successful, but relative to what they got now yeah sure @@Eskimojeezus907
Literallyyyyy bruh
I already forgot about nardwars I'm tripping@@Eskimojeezus907
scrim and theo are good friends and thats probably the only reason they agreed
Seeing scrim and ruby just talk candidly for this long feels like an alternate universe
It feels illegal 😂
@@Redrice59 Frr. - 4:33 Am EST
Dude, yes!
Seeing someone know their names feels like an alternate universe
Y’all never saw their no jumper interview?? That’s the most legendary interview of the whole SoundCloud area, along with xxxtenacion one. That whole era was differntttt boi
“I thought if more people liked me, then I would like me”
I fucking felt that
Had me choked up hearing that
We all want to be loved.
when did he say that? can you give the time please?
@@animafirst 30:24🫶
@@animafirst30:24
Tbh probably the most relaxed I’ve seen the boys in an interview. Theo a g for actually setting it up and being so respectful and chill
Whoever is booking these for Theo needs a raise.
No one Theo is friends with them.
Fax but he been wanting this one for a while
@@marsoblivi0n945Theo still has a team that reaches out to people and sets up the interviews
He does it himself
i knew this would be top comment lmao verbatim
The amount of respect and kindness they have towards eachother is unreal.
The way they apologise for speaking over each other including Theo. They thank each other for bringing things up, it’s so wholesome.
That’s that familial bond right there. Not that you need to be family for simple manners, but they been w each other for life
Duh
That’s called being a normal human being. Americans have gone so far away from it that they are shocked when people sit down and speak to each other properly. How embarrassing.
@o0MadHouse0o You are absolutely right man, but, I think it's surprising because of the kind of music they make. Also alot of other rappers are loud and disrespectful and talk over eachother.
$uicideboy$ the only rap dudes I have seen who don't interrupt eachother. I really appreciate that.
Right dude. The respect and love they show to each other is next level. Absolute stand up guys.
This is true, they have a very high level of respect for each other but you can tell ruby gets upset when he doesn’t get to finish his thoughts or when the other guys aren’t giving him as much time to speak. Like when Theo asked about how they started, scrim answered for both of them but it seems like rubys introduction and origin differs drastically from scrims but we don’t even get to hear his origin story.
@@dallasletellier3521 I’m a qualified psychologist (so I would know) and I can confirm your conclusion is actually incorrect sir. No offence but your off the mark
Cause they’re not stupid monkeys. Pretty obvious.
@@mendaciousreality8459except that everyone is different so you wouldn’t really know. Props for thinking you’re that guy though
I love how they talk about the struggles of addiction and depression and being grown men it’s heart warming because men don’t speak up enough. I’m so glad they’re better then they were
Against the odds, all three people in this interview lived to tell their stories. God bless man
Thats whats most important. Its insane that my husband just showed me suicide boys. I dont like hip hop at all. More just a rock or country girl and techno type stuff from 2000 and 90s. But he showed me a song Antarctica. Which is a song with background of I remember by deadmaua5. Then I found matte black and witnesses song. Also the whole conversation reminds me of my husband and his brothers, he has three and then his military friends.
Wish David goggins was on the interview
Amen and amen!
@@Geico23 no
They are so clean and sober now it's amazing to actually just listen to them, talking or rapping, I genuinely love that Theo got them on, this is probably my favorite interview ever
Theo is so genuine, you can tell the boys felt comfortable here
It must help being Louisiana boys. People can relate to each other then get comfortable.
@@dwaaag exactly my thought
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Genuine? He changed the whole way he normally talks. He’s a poser and those dudes are clowns
im saying gng
These dudes rarely do interviews. This is a borderline phenomenon. Suicide boys are legit independent artists. Privileged to live in this era.
Rare is an understatement their last long interview was no jumper and that was 7 years ago
the way scrim says granny & paw paw makes me feel so nostalgic. nothing like having a southern granny & paw paw 🤍🤍 love from mississippi
yes sir, a fellow mississippian, let’s fucking gooo
Damn another Mississippian, their is a shit ton of us down here 😂
@@Steezealways ong 😭😭
its probably from the germanic word papa
662 love for $B forever.
The fact that $b barely even do interviews but they were here for over two hours just talking gives me so much respect for Theo. He ate ts up.
@@brooklynn.71 there was nothing wrong with the way theo interviewed them ?
@@mendaciousreality8459it was a compliment. If you ate it up it means you did good lol
@@jwcatalano3867can you eat ME up? 😉
@@mendaciousreality8459you are the most insufferable mf ive ever encountered in my life. you aren’t special cause you’ve been here since fhe beginning. you aren’t special cause you paid for a meet and greet. get a new personality cause this one STINKS.
I'm 44 years old and into metal. My son asked me to take him to a show a couple years ago. I was thinking it would be a waste of time, not my thing. These guys got me hooked. The stuff they said to those kids and the love I saw in that crowd was incredible. Scrim specifically talked about not feeling alone and I saw people crying in the crowd. As shocking as the imagery and subject matter is and may turn people away. It shouldn't. They talk about things all people think about, but never have the balls to discuss. Glad to see them on the show.
Very nice
Same! I’m 47, my 15 year old daughter said she wanted to go and had played a couple songs for me. She was shocked I said yes. Now we’ve been a few years in a row. It’s our thing and I couldn’t be prouder. Some of the friendliest people I’ve ever met at a concert. The love, the honesty, and acknowledgement of not being ok sometimes, seek help. I love it. Folks also remember entertainment comes in many shapes and forms. G59 ❤️
Saw them in Lafayette when they were a metal band still.❤❤❤ Love these boys.
In a way It’s such a beautiful thing. they are awesome
ik it's a day late but happy father's man.
Theo saying you never know who will be $b fan is SO true & a huge reason why I love the fan base
@@kumbayakenz~~~..... Like Meeeee!! Who, would thhink
I’m 47 and will be going by myself to my first show this fall, but any other grayhairs in the audience and I’m gonna introduce myself.
@@pablopicasso3122 I’m 24 and also will be going solo 🤍
Straight up dude, from super blue collar truck kids from the sticks, to blue haired super liberal city folk.. it's unifying the youth fr
I’m a huge death metal kid, and I fucking love $B
“ I never felt like I belonged here” that touched deep
I got to chill with $uiciceboy$ for 2 hours after their Global Epidemic tour in 2017. I was homeless at the time and had no one to be there for me, shit was rough and they took the time out of their night to comfort me. I’ll never forget that and cherish it till my time is up. I’m glad to see how far they’ve came!
hope youre doing good bro hang in there
@@CosmicHabitat I appreciate your comment, it’s still difficult but I try to realize I’m not the only one who still struggles. Just gotta try to keep moving forward
I seen this comment somewhere on another $uicideboy$ video lol
@@SS4Mike definitely the Nardwaur interview, I lost the email to that account lmao
@@TeezoFike BINGO. Hope you're doing better today brother 🙏
Watching Scrim comfortably talking and handle this interview so well makes me happy as hell for his sobriety! Inspiring
praise god baby 🙏🏻
Fr my baby look soo fineee 🥺
with a badass new album as well! hell yea !!
Scrim asking Ruby if there was anything he missed after telling his perspective of their creative upbringing shows the respect they have for each other
Basic human interaction
@@smashyrashynot really anymore
@@shawnmarshall3911 pathetic
@@shawnmarshall3911yeah it really is especially for cousins, im very close to my cousin.
Hearing $crim say 12 step programs are doing it for him is amazing. I'd love to have him give a lead.
I don’t think some people realize how rare this is. Will def go down in history as one of the most legendary interviews of all time.
of all time?
😂Stop trolling u big troll lol. These two are 🌈
@@jakeb11yes
I'm not even a fan of them, but clicked because I know how rarely they give interviews.
@@savannahadams8295 of every interview ever?
Seeing the boy$ talking so comfortably in this interview is so fkcing fresh.
It feels really fucking good. Nobody ever wins outright against addiction but they are WINNING and damn I’m so happy to see them full of life, brain cells and serenity most of all.
Theo enables sx abuse behavior by Bobby Lee which means Theo doesnt care who gets abused
Bruh yeah, this interview made feel they both could do like a 15 min of stand up, i would pay to see that, they sound so funny 😂, been a fan of them for so long and saw so many compilation of their funny moments that i think they could really do that no joke
i dont even listen to them, and felt the comfortability and wanted to keep listening.
THIS!!!!!!!
As a fan who’s been listening for 7 yrs, this podcast is OVERDUE, it’s rare to ever see these boys “televised” and openly talking, it’s a absolute blessing thank you Theo
damn they got fans who are only 7 years old thats crazy
You’re 7?
@@pure_leaf7331nah he meant that he’s been tapped in for 7 years
I think he meant a fan of them for 7 years, I think lol😂
@@pure_leaf7331nah he been a fan for 7 years 😭😭😭
when theo asked skrim what hurt him so bad and he said "just being born" I felt that
I love how scrim and ruby compliment theo about his questions
The way they talk about addiction is such a light in the dark
Stop being a victim
😂
Facts. Me and Scrim got sober around the same time coincidentally. 5.5 years clean off fentanyl
These guys save live, yo
@@Vntichrist I think I get why you laughed. Like, literally a light in the dark, right? Like, hitting a pipe at night or sparking a joint?
ruby’s story about the skating accident sparking his addiction gives “two screws in my fuckin ankle, rather that than two nails in my fuckin wrist” a whole new meaning to that bar
Romulus 😁😁
You can just tell scrim and ruby are some of the most humble guys in the world. Makes me so happy for them for all of their success and getting sober. These guys fucking deserve it.
That “it’s funny cause like…remind me what you just said” was so relatable
I laughed so mf hard at that part
bro what part is at @😭?
25:41
Adhd be like
My baby brother tried to commit suicide 2 years ago , only 16 years old , $uicuideboy$ music has always been his getaway from all the stuff he had going , last year he asked me to drive him 4 hours to see them live and was one of the best things we ever did together , this year we going to see them again in Lincoln Nebraska … thank you $uicideboy$ for letting me keep my baby brother …🫶🏾 your music saved him
❤❤
Nebraska
They saved my life twice. been listening since 2015 soundcloud days. still my favorite music group.
i’m glad your brother is with you, i’m sure you’re a great sister 😇
@@mvlpix4419 glad your still here too , and I’m pretty sure there’s lots of people that love you and feel the same way 🖤
@@jocelyncruz8031 i hope so too ^^
thanks for your nice words tho
With how little interviews and videos of the boys just casually talking this is a blessing Theo thank you.
This is the best interview.
There is something very unique and special about the boys. I'm 50 years old and a lifetime fan of punk rock, heavy music, and old-school hip-hop. I'm also a recovering heroin addict with almost ten years clean. This shit is so authentic because the boys are authentic. Painfully genuine sometimes.
Ok, I'm 70 and I can't believe I just sat through 2 hours of a taste of New Orleans. Don't hate me but I have no clue who the s boys are but I love Theo. Now, I am blown away with the honest kinship they all have. Theo kept mentioning that the boys created their own world, when actually, they all had a bond that was their own world, too. Never knew anyone from Louisiana but there is a connection, a drive and a type of honesty you don't see often. Best of everything to all of you.
The S boys are for everyone. Give them a listen
It’s not your fault you don’t know them, they’re underground rappers - so they’re not mainstream.
the most thought-filled and felt comment I've read on any post of any video in a very long time. I agree with you 100%
Amazing comment
@@therealslimshady5013they’re not underground anymore lmfoa
It’s true when Theo says “you never know who’s a $B fan” I’m a single mom of 3 self made entrepreneur at 37 years old finally celebrating 4 years clean on the 4th of July! I love these guys so much!!! I’ve lived many different lives during my 13 year path to destruction with opioids so I’m so grateful to be able to connect with some realness!!! 🙌🏼 THANK YOU $B!!! See you in the pit in Boston!!! ❤
yo good for u thats dope ! cheers from australia
Dope. Good for you!
I’m a vet student at university of cincy that was adopted from Korea, yeah the fan base be random ash😭😭
This!!!!!!! Mom of three who gardens for a living. But my headphones everyday have $bs playing, these guys helped me get and stay sober, they helped me cope with my depression and ideologies of suicide. LOVED seeing them on a mainstream type podcast, these guys deserve all their flowers.
As a dude who’s 22, doesn’t have any kids, doesn’t have his own business, etc… this shit is inspiring. Love seeing comments like this. Hope you and the kids are doing well❤️
“Lemme hit that vape bruh” after shit starts getting deep is so real 😭😂😂
I was thinking the same thing, shit had me hitting my vape. Struggled with addiction myself, all addicts can relate to each other, the only difference is everyone has their own unique trauma that isn’t usually talked about. Hit that vape 💨
*hits vape* so real
@@DereliqueMahBAWLSyou still struggling w addiction if you vape
@@vladimirgluten781better addiction than pills or dope. Will still give you cancer but at least you can function day to day and not be strung out
@@StinkyCraig actually nicotine is a stimulant and increases anxiety and depression in the long term. that reduce in stress is the nicotine entering your brain and releasing dopamine which leads to cravings and increased stress and anxiety.
Theo has gotten so good with his questions he really brought these guys out more than what I think they were available to
Scrim talking about how he wasn’t comfortable in his own skin before drug use is incredible. Made me realize a lot about my own journey.
same my dude its like hearing myself talk about it, but its someone else.
scrim is so relatable bro…
I've been doing the same for decades now but only really realized it after he said that.
I've heard that from drug addicts a lot. I've also lived my whole life feeling that way, but thankfully managed to stay off of any substances. Crazy shit.
@EarlPickle no mate, after decades its on you
scrim changing his glasses 4 times made me laugh bro and the fact that he has 4 vapes bros been commited to the same flavor forever 😭
he got that 20 piece vape no sauce
nah cs i’m trynna find out what flavor that is i wanna try now 😭
@@y6niiii think he said in a tweet before that it’s strawberry milkshake
@@newport_redsi see what u did there😭
@@y6niii strawberry milkshake esco bar
"Anything in this world that you get through hard work is going to be yours to keep for a very long time, but anything that was handed to you that you got very easily, isn't going to last very long." - Ruby. I felt this in my soul
RIGHT. That was my favorite line
shit gave me chills
@@zachjoyave5302 Me too!
@@Wesleeezy Me too!
@@zachjoyave5302 fr me too
Y'all's cadence is ineffable! I can't imagine a day without you guys! I'm 51 and looking forward to September, my 3rd grey day show!
Scared I'll bust my lip and break my hip😂 sincerely love you guys so much! You work so hard and never ever disappoint!
30 minutes in and this is hands down one of, if not the best podcasts I’ve ever seen.
3 real ass dudes from Louisiana speaking about the struggles of addiction and all relating to each other
It’s nice hearing them be themselves and just talk bruh. Stereotypical but v. Rare. Ruby looking better
Most Humble Rappers I’ve ever seen ngl.
I can’t say it enough Ruby and Scrim deserve everything they achieved and even more of that
Theo Von actually got the $uicideboy$. I’m impressed
Definitely well deserved
You mean they got Theo they're lucky
@@bluecheesewithwings2105 you clearly dont know the levels to this shit their a reason whole comment section is going crazy
Fr😂
Not complaining at all tho
Fr😂
Not complaining at all tho
I started sobbing when ruby said that he hopes you find your girlfriend or your best friend and you guys keep in touch. I was in the pit this year and these two girls next to me and my boyfriend said I looked so pretty🥹 they stayed with us the rest of the night, I saved one of them because they fainted in the pit, we got pizza afterwards, and we have each other on snap and continue to chit chat. It started a beautiful friendship and I hope they stay friends with me forever
Scrim saying he’s 35 is wild man.
Really started listening to them back in 17’ mad respect and love to see how far these two have come
Been listening to them since 2013. Been watching theo since 2017. I even got a pic with theo in 2018. This really made my life. It came full circle. I can't even imagine how the boy$ feel doing this podcast. They have came a long long way
It’s scram not scrim…. They say it near the start
@@mendaciousreality8459 it's 10000% $crim
@@mendaciousreality8459thats just the accent bro it's Scrim
@@mendaciousreality8459it’s scrim
the first full length interview in 9 years 😮💨🐐
Hell yeah although nardwuar or whatever his name is filled the void pretty nicely 🔥🔥🔥
Narduar did a solid job
Narduar and Theo are the most deserving for it lol
@@Sebastiantheli0n Doot doola doot doo
You mean no jumper?
This interview will go down in history. I hope theo knows how rare this is.
Going on 7 years now, out of the deepest gutter... To this day, it never feels any less amazing when someone else gets up there and tells my story. Keep coming back❤
The thing that makes me happy is seeing $crim and Ruby laughing, smiling, and having a good time. Warms my heart 🥹🖤
Scrim got a different pair of glasses for every question. 😂
he only had 2 different glasses lmao
@@jamesharris6414I just scrolled thru the video has has at least 3+
@@jamesharris6414atleast 3
I legit lol.
What the fuck I didnt even notice that 😂
I swear Theo and Scrim are like long lost brothers
i was thinking this too
they’re good friends in private, soo..
@@mvlpix4419 Yeah, mentioned in the podcast multiple times
@@jordoxwardo yes :)
Best interview iv seen. As a $B enthusiast and someone who has been recently getting into Theo Von, this interview gave me a an insight into their personal lives which i can relate to and admire. im so thankful to be able to be influenced by you guys, and be apart of what we have created.
theo reads about his sponsors like someone has a gun behind the camera 💀💀
Hahahahah facts
you watch those?
I skip those
Sponsorblock extension works really well
Lol I just read this as it happened 😅
This is by FAR the best interview they've ever done. I've been a fan of theirs since 2017 and I've never see them be this open or talk this much in an interview ever. Cool to finally hear more about their background instead of just "hearsay".
definitely an understatement to say we as fans have sorta grown along with them. i was headed into the 10th grade when i started listening to $B. now im 24, seen them get sober, battled addiction myself, and have 139 days clean now. wild.
I see you, Brother. ✊🏽 I’m glad you’re still here. Keep going, the beginning is always the hardest! ❤
Congratulations and keep on workin it 💪
congrats!! ❤❤❤
Congrats man, keep on growing
i love that scrim went through multiple different sunglasses during this and i love it
They feel like old friends that I never met
Bro good to see you here your beats are insane keep bringing them dark vibes man
They really do 😢
It's these things called "charm" "hospitality" and "sincerity"
Honestly
this iss itt
shows you how humble they are. I like how Scott mentions that they don't want to be idealized as something better than any other normal person. They just make some sick ass music.
Nah they make rap music which is trash
@@AmmoGus1 showing such a hate for a type of art just shows me ur taste is just shit bro
@AmmoGus1 if it's trash why you watching a podcast w them on it? 😭 troll
@AmmoGus1 they ain't for everybody but that don't make it trash. And even IF it did, one man's trash is another one's treasure. Those boys right there have helped countless addicts make it through another day with nothing but their music. They've helped addicts claw their way out of the darkness of addiction. G59 is a family that unless you're a part of you clearly don't understand. You sir, obviously don't get it.
How these two dudes built themselves up from absolutely nothing and with no label or anything is one of most admirable things I’ve ever seen
SoundCloud to stadium
How did these 2 mfs.. from New Orleans.. how did they change music??
Damn I didn’t know it was no label 🙊
by copying three six mafia flow and vibe @@fernycastillo619
they created their own label, its dope.
I’m 51, first SuicideBoys concert with my 15 year old son in 2023! We went to the OKC show this past week! Its awesome! It’s brought my son and I closer! These guys and Theo are just good genuine people. ❤
“First time I felt comfortable in my own skin” best way I ever heard the opiate high described.
Lmao used to only feel confident walking around off the shits
I feel so normal! lol learning more to live with whatever crazy thing about me. but yeah I heard my dad describe it that way before and can definitely relate.
My first time taking percs i was 16 and I immediately knew i was going to seek out that feeling for the rest of my life. I was right. But luckily i never really had access to them, so i just settled for weed/alcohol etc. Still habitually seeking euphoria but somewhere along the line i realized that perfect bliss is fleeting and unsustainable anyway
The thing is everything was ok but these stuff makes you absolutely convinced you need it to ever feel happy again. Takes a lot of time to realize it ain’t that dramatic
hearing scrim talk about his battle with depression really gives me hope. These boys are so cool and down to earth definitely want them to know they are so appreciated by us fans.
Yo literally there’s so much respect and love from all sides on this interview. It’s so humbling!! ❤
28:30 “I’m a L and the world is a 7XL- I’m wandering around my own shirt, trying to find my neck hole” is, in fact, an unexpected bar
needs to be in the next $B song
I literally said the same thing
maybe the Boys can use it in a song and Give Theo like ummm, like what's you call it? not a producer credit but um, like sharing some of the jumbolia
Holy shit, that was good 😂@@xPsyDuckx1
oh my fkn god, the typical, regularly scheduled comment quoting something theo said "omfg wasnt that genius? Theos a fuckin genius! If you dont agree you just too dumb to get it!" type shit. Calm down bro, it wasnt that fuckin epic.
this interview just shows how good of an interviewer theo is. they haven’t done an interview in 8 years and seeing them talk like this is so refreshing.
Two of my favorite worlds colliding.
enjoy the popcorns, were listening to a history. luv also for trash
💯
the goat trash himself!!
I prefer your videos over this tbh
@@Villainz da goats are here
It really hurt my heart when they said the city of New Orleans doesn’t love them. Like I personally love their music , and I’m proud they rep the state like they do. So it doesn’t make sense to me how we the people of NO wouldn’t appreciate their music.
Dude I’m from Nola and I feel the exact same way
You can tell New Orleans doesn't love anything. This is before these guys. The fact that they bring it up you should start getting grateful
I’m from Nola and everyone I know loves them man. They have more love here than they know. Westbank luuuuuuv SB
It’s because they’re white
I’m from Nola and the people who don’t like suicide boys are failed musicians or their old ain’t no body humble dislike suicide boys
my best friend died in a car crash in 2016 and she introduced me to them in 2015. to this day i listen to them everyday and i honestly think they’re the only reason i made it through her death without ODing. they forever will remind me of her. seeing how amazing they’re doing makes me so happy.
Ong, I had a friend introduce me to them in 2015. She passed in 2019 from drunk driving.
proud of you for making it through
I also lost my BFF in a car crash. It was intoxicated driving, and it was my friend behind the wheel…….. I think that the only thing that kept me alive was not wanting addiction to claim another soul. I hated my demons for a long, long time… but it took nearly 7 years after losing my bestie to finally get sober and stay sober. 16 1/2 years now sober, and it honestly gets harder the further away from the desperation that I get. Suicideboys give me that desperation back though, some of those bars are real fucking life to me, and they’ll remind me that it’s a long, hard fall down… so I gotta keep my balance.
Couldn’t be more grateful to them and their music, and this interview kind of rounds out the picture for me now. I’d love to catch a meeting with these cats, but just because they’re real people and not some of the fakes you see in a meeting, trying to play up like they know everything and have it all. Scrim’s right, they don’t punch down and to me they feel like an extension of my crew.
Keep up the great work on staying grass-side, you never heal entirely but your friend never leaves you all the way either. Your testimony, every testimony humanizes recovery and mental health and strips stigma away, thank you so much for sharing!
wow, seems like there are some disturbing commonalities between listeners of their music.
@@nunyabizwacks6711 Addiction lies in wait to mop up the souls of broken people. Everywhere, every day. That’s it, full stop. It’s hard to understand if you haven’t been there, although not impossible. But this is why we are drawn together, in their music we hear a sympathetic and understanding voice, and it feels like a safe place to go while we try to make sense of something that seems utterly senseless to everyone else.
Ruby saying dude "wanted an XMedium" was so underrated, cracked me up
That's an old joke from Next Friday I think
Scrim looks like he farms alligators and Ruby looks like he could be Jack Black’s Nephew. Gotta love em
Bro looks homeless he needs a cut
im not a fan really but for years i assumed they were mexicans from Los Angeles until i seen the Nardwuar interview.
🤣
Yes, but i was thinking ruby looks like he could be violent Js son 😅, can't wait to see them in Pittsburgh
@@TheOnlyGuitarFatherLMAOOOO WHAT
$uicideboys have forever changed me. They saved my life. From being at my lowest and hearing their music just knowing I wasn’t alone. I am so happy they are where they are now. Forever proud of
i'll never forget i used to just chill in my basement crushing up X and taking liquid acid all day, i had some buddies put me on the boys, and ever since that moment it's gotten me to a much better spot. no more drugs, better money, and a way better taste in music, suicideboys, eminem , jcole, just a few names that really changed my life forreal .
So hearing songs about drugs and suicide made you avoid drugs and suicide?. I never understood that
I honestly just like them because I think they have cool beats and they sound nice 😊
@@Lord_of_the_Pies when you take drugs and contemplate suicide, you feel alone. you don't think anyone else feels how you feel if not worse. to hear songs that describes to a T how im feeling at that very moment , can make me and millions of others feel accepted, hope, a chance to get better, their heavily misunderstood , they aren't telling their fans to kill themselves, nor to take drugs, same way how people who had trouble with their parents growing up might be more fond to eminem's music because he raps about how his mom was a b word to him and how his father left him, its more so feeling like you're no longer an outcast . and the fanbase is one big family because we all dealt with similar issues. my favorite songs by them are clyde and king tulip, heavily deep songs
Man hearing $B speak on wandering topics with Theo makes me love their music so much more. Phenomenal guys, and good Lord Theo is such an astounding interviewer. No real special questions, just learning about a guest candidly
Ruby saying thats so funny without laughing is so fucking Ruby😂
I noticed that too 🤣 “that’s so funny, yeah that’s so funny”
He just like me fr
Cringe @@reillystevenson8767
“thats actually hilarious” straightest face ever. literally me
@@gameboyjackssame lmfao 😂 if i cracked up laughing everytime i said that, id look psychotic 🤣
Scrims vape smoke getting in the camera all the time is golden 😂
His name is scrams not scrims lol
@@mendaciousreality8459 it is Scrim bruh
@@mendaciousreality8459 bruh quit trollin
@@robertpaulson2946 😝
is so sad listening to them talk about their childhood. i feel their pain as a fellow addict. such great artists what an inspiration
Yeah such a hard knock life they’ve had
“Drugs kept me alive”…. Man the respect I have for these two right here is crazy. Words could never express what y’all have done for so many people ❤️ G59 BABY !!!!
started listening when i was 15-16 as a sophomore in high school, now im 22 almost 23 and have felt like i’ve grown up with $B. they helped me see i wasn’t alone in this world that’s always crashing down around me.
I'm 16 been listening since I was 12 and I definitely feel like I grew up with the boys
@@kaleoverton2716🤡🤡🤡
@@kaleoverton2716idk how young I was but ik I was in elementary bumping they shi not knowing what I was sing thx to my bro 😭
I was also 15 or 16 when I started listening to them. About to turn 24. Time flies
Started listening to 3-6 back in 1994 when i was 14 and when I heard Paris, I became a fan.
Talking about not feeling comfortable in your own skin until you got high is so relatable. Sometimes addiction feels like that missing piece we’re looking for
For the most part it works...at a cost.
Its the life Story of many people in this world and the "Why" is so easy explainable and still people treat addicts as monsters or people that need to be locked up for years (Im not saying that no addicts needs to be locked up for their actions)
The "Why" is easy, because we all want to be loved in some kind of way and want to feel comfortable in our own skin
Some people have different and harder life paths than others and its so easy to take a pill, for example and feel like you actually like yourself for that moment
And that is all we as humans are doing, all can be fixed with a bit of self love and people that love you and have your back, literally everything, because the meaning of life, to me personally is.. just be loved and give love.. and thats why people can relate cause we all want to fill that hole with something that makes us feel good and alive... and sadly in todays age that are drugs and we all need to adapt to that as people
Hang in there, for everyone that needs it, you and me are not alone in these addiction and drug times, there are always people that suffer just like u, just remember that.
God that's gay
I'm a social worker in addiction care and also have a history of what I would characterize as hazardous use in my youth. I hear this sentiment a lot.
For me a lot changed when I was realized I had ADHD (non-hyperactive type), even before diagnosis and meds. Depending on the study, 20-50% of ppl with substance use disorder has ADHD. Growing up with ADHD, you are 1) constantly understimulated (except when doing stuff that fully captures your attention), feeling like nothing's ever enough, 2) impulsive and deviant tendencies, and likely to 3) feel like an outsider, like a circle in a square world. This will at times make you feel special, more creative etc, other times like a failure, which often fuels a rebellious identity and/or social anxiety.
Given all this, it makes perfect sense from a neurological, psychological, and social-psychological standpoint.
It also makes sense in that many ADHD meds are basically or literally amphetamine, i.e. when used in a controlled manner drugs actually can help you function & feel better.
But on your own, you are quite unlikely to use in a responsible way, which will of course lead to addiction, and a spiral that makes you feel like shit and not function at all
"just dont overthink it, just do the damn thing and everything will start to fall in place in some point just like its supposed to" - Ruby
I swear no one has ever motivated me as much as these boys do, love them
“ Didn’t have the balls to take myself out” man that shit hit so close. Can’t believe how much I actually relate to my idol scrim
As a 22 year old getting off of coke this helped way more you can imagine like a emotional level thank you suicide boys and Theo, I finally feel that push now to not miss coke anymore if that makes sense
👏
Hell yes, me too, 23 years old getting off of coke. 6 months July 25th. They saved me, all love❤
You got this man💯 G*59 FOREVER!!!
Been sober from coke since 2018. G59 BROTHER, YOU GOT THIS 🤙
Cap
"Flooring is a gateway drug" 😂😂
This is facts 💀
“They’ll floor Ya yard in louisiana”😂😂😂
Flooring guy here, also an alcoholic. I've been sober almost 3 years now, but I know plenty of dudes in the industry with the same addict mindset/personality. They ain't lying 🤣
This is facts . I’m a flooring guy and the industry is completely trashed almost no body is sober
As a tile setter laying tile right now. Can confirm
Seeing Theo around people from Louisiana looks like a normal convo with the homies.
Right dude. Louisiana people only really connect with other louisiana people at that level. I’m from Lafayette and I can attest to this.
I can 100% attest to this. I grew up in Louisiana, but live in Salt Lake City now and have a hard time connecting with anyone out here not from Louisiana or down south in general.
I don’t know what I would give to talk to these three for an hour. All of them are such genuine people and their music saved me
scrim had 3 vapes on his lap and they're all the same flavor 😭
ye what is that shit we need to find out
and 3 differnd glasses
@@Marvin-eq2xkvapes
@@0condolences hahaha so funny
ttypeee shiiiiiiiit
They don't do interviews at all. This is literally history getting made right now. I loved that Theo been supporting them since the beginning, jus shows real swamp boys recognizes real swamp boys
My dad is a New Mexico State Police Sergeant, when Grey Day 2023 came along to Albuquerque my dad signed up for security as he knew me and my gf loved them. He said out of all the famous people he’s met (there has been a few 😅) Scrim was one of the nicest and most respecting towards Law Enforcement celebrities he’d ever met. He didn’t get a chance to talk with Ruby but said he also saw him thanking the and saying hi to other staff and security. Thank you Scrim you also opened my pops eyes to a style of music I thought he’d never consider…Hip Hop. lol
505
I love this so much. They are so humble, how can you not love them!??
scrim looked at me in the crowd specifically with my grey goggles on and saluted and i’ll never forget that moment as long as i live.
It is really something to see Scrim and Ruby coming forward like this, being so open, talking about their troubles with their past, how it relates to everything they've been through, the music, G59 all of that. These guys are really a model of showing how being in recovery can help you grow as a person. I have been in recovery for 7 years, and everything these guys talk about I can relate to. I have been of fan of theirs for a good minute, and its really awesome to see them sharing their story of recovery. Its a model for others to see and show that addiction touches every facet of life. Shout out to everyone out there struggling trying to get clean, and to my brothers and sisters in recovery, keep going, don't give up! Props to Theo for getting this interview.
I’ve never wanted an interview to not stop more. I wish this was 24 hours long this was amazing. Thank you theo
my dad met $uicideboy$ when he was a bouncer at el Corazon in Seattle in like 2016.. he said they were so nice and cool, they gave him and the other staff merch hats with their signatures, my dad still has it. we love them
quit lyin you aint got no father 😂😂😂
Props to these guys for being vulnerable and sharing their story of recovery
The Boy$ literally got me through middle school and highschool so now to actually hear them talk for longer than like an hour is such a gift! Thank you Theo and whoever booked this and the Boy$!!
I don’t think people understand how fucking smart Ruby and Scrim are. Especially hearing Ruby talk about old ass bands and just know the timelines and places that’s crazy. This was cool as shit to watch but I also wish Theo let Ruby talk a little more but I guess that’s because Scrim and Theo know eachother personally so they just talked more
This. I seen Theo would sort of cut him off without even realizing then ruby would just ditch the thought and it lowkey hurt me everytime. Like let the man finish 😪
glaze
@@alyasparks3214 I know Ruby would look sad or just like “okay fuck me then” and he is fucking smart and just how he talks is so satisfying. Smh
@@alyasparks3214 it reminded me of when you’re telling someone something you’re really excited about and you can tell they just don’t care. So you just stop talking 🥲
Yep you got to be super intelligent to tattoo your face up and make music that bad.
this is so amazing seeing the boys so happy and sober!!
This is the most beautiful podcast ever, the stories of them being on different schools makes 100% sense of how $uicide boy$ was created.
All three of you are an absolute inspiration. I’ve been struggling with addiction since I was 15. I got clean at 18 when I got pregnant with my oldest relapsed when I was 23 but am now back in recovery at 25 but have been struggling lately. Thank y’all for this podcast and y’all’s transparency.
Thank you for your life story, goad your on the straight n arrow… jus make sure it stays that way man don’t fall out scrams n ruby would want you to be sober man
Hearing scrim having genuine laughter warms my heart so much...
ok
Scrim saying he hates “I wanna die in New Orleans” just makes me sad I love that album 😂
I was literally gonna comment this 😭😭 lol its my fav
Fr that's the album that got me into $B, crazy cuz that album's so huge to so many 🤣
It makes sense though he prob does not like looking back at that time,
It was a bad time
I'm a Birdy too!
Been a fan since I was 15, I’m turning 26 next month ! Thanks for everything boy$! They’ll never know how they did and do for me
My uncle OD'd and passed away in New Orleans in 2009. Fck heroin. Congrats on recovery all 3 of you.
I would make a joke about their album with the black and red cover but I'm sorry to hear that my guy, I hope you've found a semblance of peace ❤
R.I.P. to him brother
@@LILREMAlNS ty🖤
@@myst3rixusl3ftb3hind 🤍
RIP to your uncle man