n his most vulnerable and unfiltered release yet, Black Keef delivers a haunting emotional blow with his latest single, “IDC” — a chilling dive into mental health, isolation, and the desperate search for meaning in a chaotic world. With unflinching honesty, the track captures the weight of depression and emotional numbness, offering a raw glimpse into the artist’s inner battle.
From the opening line, “Time heals everything, except for this depression thing,” Keef sets the tone for a record that refuses to sugarcoat reality. His lyrics echo the pain of countless silent struggles — the ones that often go unnoticed. Lines like “Time and time again I die, struggling with what’s inside” expose the repeated cycles of internal warfare many face alone.
But the message doesn’t stop at the music. The accompanying visual for “IDC” is as intense as the lyrics — an unfiltered portrayal of trauma, depression, abuse, and suicidal thoughts. Black Keef doesn’t just touch on dark themes — he throws the door open, forcing viewers to look directly at the suffering that often hides in plain sight.
Stark scenes of solitude, emotional breakdowns, and flashes of hope create a disorienting yet painfully accurate reflection of mental illness. The video doesn’t glorify struggle — it humanizes it. It’s a brave, visceral piece of art that mirrors the song’s central tension: wanting to escape the pain but feeling swallowed by it.
Despite its heaviness, “IDC” becomes an unexpected anthem — not of defeat, but of honesty. The chorus, “Cause I don’t care about anything,” rings out as a raw declaration of emotional fatigue, a cry from those living beneath the surface, fighting to feel anything at all.
With “IDC,” Black Keef transforms his personal pain into a piece that resonates far beyond his own experience. His fearless vulnerability and artistic execution offer both a challenge and a comfort: to acknowledge the darkness, confront it, and maybe — just maybe — find connection through it.
Watch the full video now and experience “IDC” for yourself — but prepare to feel every second of it.