Lean Wit Me, Goodbye & Good Riddance (2018)
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(“When it gets dark outside, in you I confide / You help me face my demons, I won’t hide.”) Considering how much he sings about having his heart broken, it’s nice to hear Juice feeling so happy and in love. Juice raps about the strength of his newfound love, and how his partner helps him overcome his troubles and become a better person. Instead of another song about being heartbroken, ‘Hide’ is a celebration of finding that special someone. Juice’s contribution to the excellent Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack, ‘Hide’ is another song about love but with a twist. Hide, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Soundtrack (2018) It’s another love song (no surprise there), with Juice singing about how devoted he is to his new partner. Produced by Purps of 808 Mafia, its tropical-inspired beats are poppy and warm, with Juice leaning into his melodic side. The second single from Death Race for Love, Juice WLRD lays down a catchy chorus on ‘Hear Me Calling’.
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You know how people say that love makes you act stupid? Well, Juice is definitely in love because ‘Fine China’ is full of some endearingly goofy lines like “Shorty like a thousand dollar plate / fine china!” Hear Me Calling, Death Race for Love (2019)
You’d think a Juice WRLD collab with Future, of all people, would see the two introspective rappers tapping into their hurt emotions for another miserable track, but ‘Fine China’ is a surprisingly upbeat love song. Juice turns off his introspection for a moment for this diss track that’s aimed directly at all of his haters. Autograph (On My Line), Single (2017)ĭo you hate Juice WRLD? Firstly, why are you reading this article? Secondly, and most importantly, why you mad? Compared to most of the other tracks on this list, ‘Autograph’ is a bit of a curveball. It’s a fun track and a nice break from Juice’s usual brand of gloomy lyrics. This track from one of his earliest EPs is full on grandstanding: Juice has got money, he’s got guns, he’s got women. Armed & Dangerous, Goodbye & Good Riddance (2018)Īre you not a fan of songs about heartbreak and lost love? Do you not care for melancholy raps about addiction? Well, good news, because ‘Armed & Dangerous’ is Juice WRLD at his most traditionally rap. Produced by Nick Mira, his morose instrumentals help to heighten the sorrow of Juice’s lyrics. He reminiscences about how previous partners have broken his heart, and how he’s turned to alcohol and drugs to numb the heartbreak. On ‘All Girls Are the Same’, he wears his heart on his sleeve and sings as a spurned lover. Juice WRLD has had his heartbroken one too many times, and he’s got some things to say about that. All Girls Are the Same , Goodbye & Good Riddance (2018)
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