SuicideBoys KILL YOURSELF Part XVII Hoodie

If you need someone to explain what Kill Yourself Part XVII means, this hoodie is probably not for you. But if the chapter number hits immediately — if you know where XVII sits in the series timeline, what the tape sounds like, and why $uicideboy$ kept coming back to the same series for over thirty entries — then you already know exactly why this exists.

The Kill Yourself Series – What It Built

The Kill Yourself tape series was one of the most ambitious projects in underground hip-hop history. $uicideboy$ launched it in 2014 and kept building — chapter after chapter — until the series had grown past 30 entries. Each tape was its own statement. Part XVII was not a filler entry. None of them were.

Ruby da Cherry and $crim built the Kill Yourself series as a way to release music on their own terms and at their own pace — no album cycle, no label demands, no radio requirements. Just projects, released whenever they were ready. That independence is what made the Grey Family trust them completely. It is also what made every new chapter feel like a gift rather than a product.

The fans who followed the Kill Yourself series entry by entry are a specific kind of $uicideboy$ listener. They did not come in through a Spotify algorithm or a YouTube recommendation. They found the tapes, downloaded them, kept them. This hoodie is a physical marker for that experience — chapter-specific, numbered, and unambiguous about what it represents.

The Part XVII hoodie is built to the same standard as every piece in this catalog — heavyweight fleece that holds shape, chapter-specific artwork, and a construction quality that matches the weight of what it represents. The print is sharp. The fleece is dense. It is not a replica or a tribute. It is the real thing.

Sizing follows the standard relaxed unisex fit across the Suicideboys hoodies collection. Use the merch size guide to confirm your fit before ordering. Looking for other chapter-specific $uicideboy$ pieces? Browse the full G59 Records catalog — new pieces added regularly.