Death Before Designer (feat. SosMula)

Kim Dracula's 'Death Before Designer (feat. SosMula)' is a chaotic and intense exploration of dark themes and rebellious attitudes. The song opens with a series of disjointed and aggressive lines, setting the tone for a narrative that defies conventional norms. The artist immediately distances themselves from mainstream platforms like TikTok, emphasizing a more violent and anarchic persona. The imagery of pulling up with a knife and the desire to 'pop' someone's head like a zit reflects a deep-seated frustration and a desire to disrupt the status quo.

The chorus reveals a self-awareness of being a 'bad person,' juxtaposed with a smile that hides the 'evil lurking' beneath. This duality is a recurring theme, as Kim Dracula describes a transformation from 'angel to serpent,' embodying a 'Baby Lucifer' figure. The mention of a Birkin bag, a symbol of luxury, contrasts sharply with the violent imagery of beating someone to death with it, highlighting a disdain for materialism and societal expectations. This blend of high fashion and brutality underscores the artist's rejection of superficial values.

SosMula's verse continues the theme of rebellion and violence, with references to being a 'hundred-round clapper' and gunning down a show. The imagery of 'bloody hail marys' and 'upside-down crosses' adds a blasphemous layer, challenging religious norms and further cementing the song's anti-establishment stance. The repeated line 'I can't feel my fuckin' skin, bitch, I'm that high' suggests a numbing escape from reality, possibly through substance use, reflecting a deeper sense of disconnection and alienation. Overall, 'Death Before Designer' is a raw and unfiltered expression of inner turmoil, societal rejection, and a quest for authenticity in a world obsessed with appearances.