American Psycho II

D12's 'American Psycho II' is a raw and intense exploration of the darker sides of human nature, mental instability, and violent tendencies. The song features verses from Swift, Kuniva, Bizarre, and Eminem, with B-Real of Cypress Hill delivering the hook. The track is a sequel to 'American Psycho' from their debut album, and it continues the theme of embracing a psychotic persona.

The hook, delivered by B-Real, sets the tone for the song, declaring the artists as 'psycho' and warning others to take their threats seriously. This refrain underscores the theme of mental instability and the unpredictability of their actions. Each verse delves into personal narratives that highlight their violent tendencies and disregard for societal norms. Swift's verse portrays him as a 'motherfucking omen' with a compulsive need to kill, emphasizing his role as a soldier with a motive. His lyrics reflect a deep-seated anger and a desire to disrupt the culture around him.

Kuniva's verse continues this theme of violence and unpredictability, describing a scenario where he and his crew show up at someone's residence, ready to cause harm. His lines convey a sense of unity among the group, as well as a readiness to act on their violent impulses at any moment. Bizarre's verse is perhaps the most disturbing, as he recounts traumatic experiences from his past and expresses hatred towards various groups. His lyrics are a stark portrayal of a deeply troubled individual, further emphasizing the song's theme of mental instability.

Eminem's verse adds a layer of dark humor to the song, as he describes his own mental struggles and violent fantasies. His references to real-life events and people, such as D'Angelo Bailey, add a personal touch to his narrative. The song concludes with a tribute to Karnail Pitts, a.k.a. Bugz, a former member of D12 who passed away. This outro serves as a reminder of the real-life violence and loss that the group has experienced, grounding the song's themes in reality.