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Sucker for Pain - 10s Rap album cover
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2022 4:03
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Sucker for Pain

"Sucker for Pain" is a collaborative track featuring Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Imagine Dragons, Logic, Ty Dolla $ign, and X Ambassadors, released as part of the Suicide Squad motion picture soundtrack in 2016 via Atlantic Records. The song blends rock energy with hip-hop, making it a rewarding piece for electric guitarists looking to explore the intersection of pop rock and rap. Imagine Dragons' signature driving guitar work gives players a solid foundation for practicing rhythm techniques within a modern, cinematic context.

  • The track was created specifically for the Suicide Squad soundtrack, combining artists from rock and hip-hop genres in one recording.
  • Imagine Dragons contribute the core rock instrumentation, giving guitarists a clear study in blending heavy rhythm with polished pop production.
  • The song was officially released on June 24, 2016, alongside its music video on the Atlantic Records YouTube channel.
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Fender Telecaster

Wayne Sermon's primary instrument for Imagine Dragons, the Telecaster's bright single-coil pickups and natural clarity enable his precise palm-muting technique and aggressive downpicking to cut through without heavy effects. The high-output bridge pickup paired with increased action prevents buzz during the band's clean-to-slightly-overdriven tones, making every picking articulation audible.

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