$uicideboy$'s "New World Depression" album debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. The album sold 66,000 copies.

In today's competitive music World, their unique and powerful music style stands out, and their album "New World Depression" has successfully topped the R&B/Hip-Hop album chart, which is undoubtedly an important achievement in music history.

From a music-production perspective, "New World Depression" combines the rhythm of R&B with the power of Hip-Hop. The strong drum beat, low bass line, and full-of-tension rap create a unique musical atmosphere.

Nine songs from "New World Depression" have topped The R&B/Hip-Hop Hot Songs chart, led by "The Thin Gray Line," which peaked at No. 20 last week. Here's how the album tracks performed at their peak in top R&B/Hip-Hop songs:
No. 20, “The Thin Grey Line”
No. 25, “Burgundy”
No. 26, “Us vs. Them”
No. 27, “Thorns”
No. 31, “Lone Wolf Hysteria”
No. 32, “Misery in Waking Hours”
No. 33, “Are You Going to See the Rose in the Vase or the Dust on the Table”
No. 36, “Mental Clarity Is a Luxury I Can’t Afford”
No. 46, "The Light at the End of the Tunnel is $9.99 a Month"

The theme conveyed by this album deeply touches the anxiety and confusion in the heart of modern society. In this seemingly prosperous but stressful new world, depression is like a haze. With their keen insight and unabashed expression, they bring this universal emotional dilemma to the forefront. Each song is like a cry to the world so that those struggling in the darkness of the soul find a resonance.