In reality, the title belongs to a hero who had a massive heart, a book only judged by its cover.

Gus did not pick the name by chance-he knew that it came off as intimidating and scary to some. He also refers to the struggles he had been through in his past and how he’s missed at home. Peep narrates how he is experiencing this kind of a lifestyle he developed over his fast pacing career. Lil Peep’s ”hellboy” is the opening track of his third mixtape which can be considered as the “title track” of the tape. Can this be him? The one I have waited centuries to see? How strange So far from his path that I barely see the promise of glory Can this be him, this Hellboy? You don't even know what I've been through (I've been through) You don't gotta like me, ya bitch do (Ya bitch do) Blowin' up my phone like, 'I miss you.' (I miss you) You know I love you by the way that I kiss you You don't even know what I've been through (I've been through) You don't gotta like me, ya bitch do (Ya bitch do) Blowin' up my phone like, 'I miss you.' (I miss you) You know I love you by the way that I kiss you Leave me to bleed, I know I got you on your knees But something keeps on tellin' me It keeps on tellin' me 'Peep, leave it alone, I'm good on my own.' Mama miss me at home, but I'm good on my own Baby, I'm cold, back on the road Show after show, fuckin' ho' after ho' I swear it gets so lonely sometimes Please, just hold me one time Fuck these hoes and fuck life I've been waitin' here all damn night Not one call or text from you (Yeah, ayy) You're the same as my ex, fuck you (Damn, ayy) Bitch

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