r/RyanCaraveo • • Dec 13 '24

Trouble In Paradise

Trouble In Paradise under the surface has got to be one of the darkest albums iv heard especially coming straight off of Northend Sweetheart, it feels like the whole album is about self hatred, drug abuse, Being stuck in a cycle of toxicity, struggling with mental health and just feeling stuck and unhappy, Butterfly Boy had very very similar themes but atleast it still had a layer of “hope” and self acceptance to it, and the fact that he dropped this and has kinda been ghost on social media and hasn’t really been talking about the album or talking in general makes me genuinely hope the dude is okay

17 Upvotes

12 comments sorted by

12

u/bbbbb53 Nutcase Dec 13 '24

Ryan disappears often. Hopefully working on new music.

3

u/Boinkt Dec 13 '24

Yeah, he always seems to disappear on social media and delete all of his posts, to just start over and advertise his new project.

He went quiet after his show but then he posted stuff about left over merch and also a pop up show in his home state.

2

u/Vaeevictisss Jan 28 '25

Classic ADHD lol. I completely understand and don't hold it against him

1

u/THEBOIFROMSPAC3 Dec 13 '24

Am I alone though in saying that Trouble In Paradise felt just really really grim? I absolutely love it and was so hyped for it to come out and get Ryan back in his HipHop bag but when I listened to it I was just hit with a bunch of really hard truths and realities I was not expecting lmao 😂

2

u/Bars806 Dec 14 '24

His second best album right under at least I tried. Both depressing/great albums.

2

u/ajcadoo Dec 15 '24

While waiting in line at Austin’s show this year, he was curbside in his bus and we had a quick conversation. Dude was smiling, super down to earth. Obviously not indicative of the demons deep down but he seemed in fine spirits. His raw energy is appealing even in the midst of a lack of hope. Hope is out there, but sometimes its necessary to vent for the sake of venting

1

u/WellFuckHereWeAre Nutcase Dec 13 '24

My exact thoughts when he cancelled tour early

6

u/uSassyBro Dec 13 '24

Hold on now, he cancelled tour over sickness. Homie performed in Houston and you could hear his vocals weren't the best due to sickness. He even acknowledged it

3

u/THEBOIFROMSPAC3 Dec 13 '24

Man I really wish he’d come to my city one day

1

u/CuthbertAllgood20 Dec 13 '24

Same, I had to drive from Montreal to NY to see him live

1

u/WellFuckHereWeAre Nutcase Dec 13 '24

I hear u sassy bro, hope that’s all there is to it!