Rising Star Suzi~Q666 Releases “Groundhog Day,” Exposing the Traps of Mental Health Treatment

The rising heavy metal-rap artist exposes the harsh reality of battling mental health struggles while trapped in the cycle of medication.

Suzi~Q666 is back with a powerful new single, “Groundhog Day”, a raw and unfiltered look at the dark side of mental illness and the pills that promise to fix everything—but never do. Through a fusion of heavy metal aggression and hard-hitting rap, Suzi~Q666 paints a chilling picture of what it’s like to wake up every day fighting the same demons, hoping for change, only to be met with the same empty promises.

The song’s title, inspired by the classic film Groundhog Day, reflects the relentless, repetitive cycle of mental health struggles—where medication is handed out like a cure-all, but the pain, the numbness, and the battle never really go away. The song was written in Bellevue Hospital, Manhattan, New York, making it an even more personal and raw reflection of Suzi~Q666’s experiences.

“They tell you to take this pill, that it will fix everything. But what if it doesn’t? What if you’re stuck in the same loop, feeling the same pain, living the same nightmare? ‘Groundhog Day’ is about that reality—about the exhaustion of fighting a war inside your own head every single day,” says Suzi~Q666.

With dark, eerie production and brutally honest lyrics, “Groundhog Day” stands as a raw anthem for those who know what it’s like to go through the motions of survival while waiting for something—anything—to change.

The official lyric video is now streaming on YouTube, bringing the song’s vision to life with surreal visuals of time loops, shadowy demons, and the harsh reality of medication dependency. Suzi~Q666 isn’t just another artist—she’s a force. Blending gritty, unapologetic rap with the raw power of heavy metal, she delivers music that speaks to those who have struggled, fought, and survived. Her songs aren’t just entertainment; they’re a mirror of real-life battles, raw emotions, and unfiltered truth. “Groundhog Day” is her latest statement—loud, fearless, and painfully real.