Eclipse

The song "Eclipse" by $uicideBoy$ is a dark and aggressive track that delves into themes of dominance, transformation, and the gritty reality of the underground music scene. The lyrics paint a picture of the artists as ominous and powerful forces, likened to natural disasters such as waves and hurricanes, which are unstoppable and leave a path of destruction in their wake. The use of the wave metaphor suggests a sense of overwhelming power and change, indicating that the artists have undergone a transformation from being seen as dangerous ('a shark attack') to becoming an unstoppable force in the music industry ('I am the wave').

The song also touches on themes of success and the struggle to achieve recognition. The $uicideBoy$ reference their rise to prominence ('Took us only one year to be underground kings') and challenge those who fail to acknowledge their impact ('Fuck do you mean when you say you don't see us'). They assert their dominance and influence, comparing themselves to a religious figure ('But Jesus is me I'm yung christ, I'm that leader'), which could be interpreted as a metaphor for their 'messianic' role in reshaping the music scene.

Violence and rebellion are also present in the lyrics, with references to criminal activity and substance abuse ('Whipping cop cars while I'm gone off them xanny bars'). This imagery contributes to the song's raw and unapologetic tone, reflecting the harsh realities and the rebellious spirit often associated with the underground music culture. The $uicideBoy$ use their music as a means to express their struggles, their defiance against societal norms, and their ascent to power within their domain.