“VIctimhood” is the seventh song on Fossora, and the second longest song in the album after “Ancestress”. Characterized by an eerie and cavernous instrumental resembling a death march in the first half, the song then evolves into a chaotic layering of brass melodies and vocals.

Björk wrote this song when she was studying Jungian victimhood archetypes, and she has stated that this is the final chapter of the divorce saga, started in 2015 with Vulnicura.
She discussed the song in an interview with The Atlantic:

On “Victimhood,” sampled fog horns conjure the murk of someone drowning in self-pity—a quality Björk used to pride herself on lacking. But she recently realized that she does tend to put other people’s needs in front of her own and then feel bad about it. “It’s a matriarch sort of problem,” she said. “You have to just own it and say, ‘Yes, I make this sacrifice.’”
(21 September 2023)