 Genius Meanings
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JID (Ft. 21 Savage & Baby Tate) – Surround Sound
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“Surround Sound” is the first collaboration between Atlanta artists JID, 21 Savage, and Baby Tate. It was first teased as a song between JID and DJ Scheme in a tweet on April 5
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JID – 151 Rum
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“151 Rum” is the lead single from DiCaprio 2. It is J.I.D’s first solo release since his June 2017 single, “Hasta Luego.”
J.I.D announced the song, its single artwork, and its
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JID – Kody Blu 31
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[Intro] / And now / My niggas / Our feature presentation / [Bridge] / Fear not, hallelujah, I am proud, I wait to get in, I wait / Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo / Doo, doo
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Dreamville, JID & J. Cole (Ft. Kenny Mason & Sheck Wes) – Stick
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On “Stick,” all four performing rappers discuss their habit of keeping a gun on them at all times, with either, or sometimes both, protective or aggressive motivations.
JID
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JID Links With Kenny Mason For Thoughtful New Song “Dance Now”
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It’s the second single off JID’s forthcoming ‘The Forever Story.’
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JID – Raydar
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[Part I] / [Intro: The Last Poets] / Radar, sonar, laser beams / Jets, tanks, submarines / Megathons, H-bombs, napalm, ga— / [Verse 1] / I got the shit you would light with a
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JID – Sistanem
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[Intro] / Cole, you stupid / [Verse 1: JID] / Look, you told me never let this get a hold of me / You hate to see me hurt, you wanna hurt someone for me / Way too down to Earth
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JID – Workin Out
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On this song, J.I.D discusses his dissatisfaction with life despite his success. Although he has attained wealth and fame, things are not “Workin Out” for him.
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JID – Off da Zoinkys
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On this anti-drug anthem, J.I.D raps about how narcotics have negatively affected him, his environment, and the rap game. He pledges to get “Off da Zoinkys,” and he pleads for
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JID (Ft. Yasiin Bey) – Stars
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“Stars” marks the first collaboration between JID and Yasiin Bey, though both have been fans of eachother for a while. In a 2017 interview on HOT97, Yasiin says
I’m not sitting
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Imagine Dragons & JID – Enemy
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“Enemy” is the lead single and fifth track for League of Legends‘ inaugural animated series, Arcane. The track features vocals from Imagine Dragons and JID, the former of which
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JID – Crack Sandwich
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“Crack Sandwich” sees JID tell a story that illustrates the dynamic between himself and his six siblings. Over the course of the song, the Atlanta native demonstrates his trademark
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JID – Bruuuh
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[Intro] / J-J-J-J.I.D / D-D-D-D / D-D-D-D / [Verse] / D-D-D-D-Damn, said I'm back again to whoop ass / The blicka-blast from the ratchet, man / The maddest, blackest lad in a
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Mac Miller – Self Care
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“Self Care” is Mac spreading a message about overcoming hardships, self control, and being aware of how to handle yourself.
When tweeting about their relationship, Ariana states
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JID – EdEddnEddy
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On “EdEddnEddy” J.I.D reminisces on his days as a child, the loyalty of his friends, and more over Hollywood JB’s production.
Ed, Edd ‘n’ Eddy is a CN series about three boys
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JID (Ft. BJ the Chicago Kid) – Skrawberries
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On this sugary song “for da ladies,” J.I.D raps about his significant other and the struggles they are having in their relationship. Despite the mistakes they have both made, they
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Spillage Village, JID & EARTHGANG (Ft. Ant Clemons) – Baptize
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“Baptize,” the first song on Spilligion, introduces the themes of the album, which strives to encapsulate what was occurring in the world as the record was being created. On the
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JID (Ft. Lil Durk) – Bruddanem
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[Intro: JID] / Mm, mm / Mm, mm, mm, mm / [Verse 1: JID] / If you my nigga, you my nigga then / Twin, thick or thin / I was a kid when my brother went in / Now he lil' brother, the
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JID – Galaxy
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[Intro] / One, two, three, four / [Verse] / Forever can't be too far away from never / Stay where you are, you are / Everyone's a star, every day's the move / Everywhere you are
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Mereba (Ft. JID) – Sandstorm
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On this smooth duet, Mereba and J.I.D reflect on a relationship that has terribly soured. They attempt to compromise and reconcile but realize that with each other, they are like a
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JID (Ft. Eryn Allen Kane & Ravyn Lenae) – Lauder Too
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[Intro: JID] / Uh, tryna find a way to like, not overstep / But, it's really just me, um / It's somethin', I gotta, whatever / Uh, look / [Verse 1: JID and Rayvn Lenae] / Pardon me
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JID – Hereditary
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[Intro] / Hey, we really need to talk / [Chorus] / Yeah, yeah, uh / Want me to tell you the truth? (Want me to tell you the truth, no, woah) / What you expect me to say? (What you
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JID (Ft. Mereba) – All Bad
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The seventh track from J.I.D’s 2017 album The Never Story. In the track, J.I.D is finally telling his girl the truth, that he is all bad. The soft vocals provided by Philadelphia
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JID Breaks Down The Meaning of “Dance Now”
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Learn about the song’s lyrics on the latest episode of ‘Verified.’
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JID – Skegee
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“Skegee” is JID’s first true offering of 2021, following his three-track streaming debut of three previously heard songs two weeks earlier.
The song, an abbreviation of Tuskegee
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JID (Ft. 6LACK) – 8701
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On this track, J.I.D and 6LACK team up to discuss their upbringings and careers. The song’s title is a reference to fellow Atlanta artist Usher’s third studio album, 8701.
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