Tagged: Legends Never Die
On “Smile”, the vocalist(s) portrays the role of what can generally be defined as a selfless lover. That is to say that he has come to the realization that his girlfriend, the addressee, would most...
One of the recurring themes throughout Juice WRLD’s “Legends Never Die” album, if not his entire career, has been the artist being persecuted by “demons”. Said demons represent different, less-than-favorable aspects of his life which he...
On “I Want It”, Juice WRLD is addressing his lover. And the titular “it” can be best defined as a reference to her love. Or perhaps if you want to get more specific, “it” can also...
The word screw, as present in the title of this song, is meant to point to the colloquial expression of the term being used as a curse word. So another way of reading the title is...
The expression “up up and away”, as used in this song, seemingly points to the notion of Juice WRLD being high. And in the lyrics he expresses two of his quintessential sentiments concerning this...
Juice WRLD, like many other rappers, came from an inner-city African-American community. More specifically he grew up in Chicago, which by all accounts possesses some of the most-violent Black neighborhoods in the entire United States. Accordingly...
After listening to “Legends Never Die”, it is easy to conclude that Juice WRLD was one of the realest rappers in the game. Yes, as with his peers he did habitually boast – for instance...
Juice WRLD uses this song to depict himself as someone who has “conversations” with Satan. This is not in a literal sense. Rather it alludes to the more general idea of negativity – or “demons”...
Juice WRLD’s “Bad Energy” quite candidly deals with the issue of his own substance addiction. But the titular “bad energy” is not only a reference to this malady. Rather the rapper depicts himself as a victim...
Juice WRLD was an artist who regular dealt with the topics of mental health and drug addiction, most often in a related manner. And such is the manner of his song “Wishing Well”. Here, the late...
