BItCH MUST DiE is a free scary display font with a wildly uneven silhouette and letters that seem scratched, slashed, and dragged into shape. Abrupt spikes and torn-looking edges keep the forms tense, with no steady rhythm.
Designers working in punk, underground horror, or abrasive music culture can use its raw lettering for album artwork, gig posters, merchandise, and event graphics. It is especially convincing as the voice of a hostile record label or cult horror brand, where the fractured strokes can become part of the product identity rather than ordinary supporting text.