With “Everybody Sucks”, Psyclo continues her mission to transform personal struggles into music that uplifts and empowers. The Chinese-born, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter brings a refreshing voice to the pop scene, blending her emotional journey with infectious melodies. The track, part of her deeply personal second studio album Loved, stands out for its raw honesty wrapped in catchy, radio-friendly hooks.
Built around a crisp pop production, “Everybody Sucks” strikes a balance between vulnerability and lighthearted sarcasm. Psyclo’s vocals glide effortlessly over smooth instrumentals, while the lyrics reflect a universal truth that people often fail each other, but that doesn’t mean we can’t strive for better.
With lines like “some just don’t know better, and some just don’t care,” she captures the frustration of dealing with human flaws while still promoting growth and understanding.
Unlike many pop tracks that dwell on heartbreak, Psyclo’s message is rooted in choosing happiness and self-love. The song’s simple, colorful music video complements this theme, making “Everybody Sucks” not just a song, but a statement of emotional maturity. In today’s crowded pop landscape, Psyclo’s authenticity shines, offering listeners both relatability and hope.