So Cunt.

the take

Tracks like “Nosferatu” and “I.S.S.” show this style well. The beats feel slightly eerie and otherworldly, giving the project a loose theme of alienation and late-night intoxication. The plugg influences also make the record feel connected to the Atlanta underground scene, which is currently blending rage and cloud rap aesthetics. The downside is that the production palette doesn’t evolve much across the project. Since the album is only 15 minutes long, this isn’t a huge problem—but if it were longer, the sonic repetition would become more noticeable. Diorvsyou’s vocal style fits the production well. His delivery is laid-back and melodic, often sounding slightly detached, almost like he’s floating over the beat rather than aggressively attacking it. This approach works especially well on tracks like: • “Outta Hea” – dreamy synths and spaced-out delivery • “I Wonder” – slightly more introspective tone • “Royal Rumble” – a more energetic, flex-heavy track referencing pop culture like wrestling. Lyrically, So Cunt. isn’t trying to be profound. The themes are mostly: • flexing • partying and intoxication • alienation / “rockstar” energy • occasional introspection One of the more interesting moments comes in “I Wonder,” where Diorvsyou briefly questions whether any of his lifestyle actually means anything The project’s biggest structural issue is its extremely short runtime. At 15 minutes, the album feels more like: • a mixtape sampler • or a collection of SoundCloud loosies This can be a strength—because the project never drags—but it also prevents it from feeling like a fully developed statement. Some listeners have described the project as “rough around the edges” and lacking a clear sense of purpose So Cunt. is a solid underground rap project with strong vibes and good production, but it feels more like a promising step in Diorvsyou’s evolution than a defining release.