Genius Meanings
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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 – Workin' Out (A COLORS SHOW)
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[Intro] / Yeah / [Verse 1] / Look, ugh, on everything / I gave everything and got nothing back / Ain't looking for no pat on backs / That ain't how we got where the fuck we at
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JID (Ft. Jace) – LeFluGame
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“LeFluGame” serves as a collaboration between JID and Jace that appears on JID’s DiCaprio. On the track, the artists discuss their hood origins and their newfound success in the
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J. Cole – Work Out
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After “Who Dat” failed to become a chart topper, J. Cole released “Work Out” as the second single off his debut album three months prior to its release, on June 5th, 2011, the
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JID & BabyTron (Ft. Lil Yachty) – Half Doin Dope
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[Verse 1: JID] / (Hey, JID, bro, what good?) / My nigga, what's happenin'? I'm back in this ho / (Hey, what goin' on with y'all folks? I hope y'all straight) / Fuck all them
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Genius Traducciones al Español – JID - Workin Out (Traducción al Español)
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[Letra de "JID - Workin Out (Traducción al Español)"] / [Intro] / Toma tu corazón, no me dejes partirlo en dos / Estoy seguro de que posiblemente no podría hacer nada por ti
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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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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 & Denzel Curry – Bruuuh (Remix)
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Four years after the release of the original song, JID finally brought “Bruuuh” to streaming services in the form of a remix that features Denzel Curry.
The new version includes
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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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Louise – Stretch [Initial Talk Remix]
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[Verse 1] / I'm gon' make you work out / If you wanna work my body / Boy, this ain't a handout / No, nothing this good should come for free / I'm not gonna lie down / Blow my mind
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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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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 – 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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Brother Kooda – Big Things
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[Hook: YoungBoy Never Broke Again ] / Sometimes I feel like I don't need this, don't need this no more / Sometimes I guess I just get tired / This shit ain't workin out for me
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JID – Slick Talk
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J.I.D wanted to make a bold statement for the album’s first song. On this track, he delivers a lot of “Slick Talk” to his fellow rappers, explicitly stating his superiority to them
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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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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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Brighter Brightest – It's Not Easy
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[Verse 1] / Remember when we first met? / I tried to let myself in every chance I could get / One day you picked up your phone / You said that this is too fast, so I said “Let’s go
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Dreamville & JID (Ft. 2 Chainz & Young Nudy) – Barry From Simpson
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[Intro: JID, DJ Drama, and Young Nudy] / Cook that shit up, Quay / Yeah, hmm (Oh and of course I got to shout my nigga, Barry) / I mean Quay, goddamn, Columbia, that nigga, goddamn
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JID – Just da Other Day
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On this song, J.I.D raps about his come-up and how he was not as well off “Just da Other Day.” He understands that everything he has worked hard for could easily be taken away
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JID – Mounted Up
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On this braggadocious track, J.I.D raps about how his newfound fame has caused him to be “Mounted Up.” Over the song’s two verses, he demonstrates his lyrical proficiency and
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JID & J. Cole – Off Deez
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“Off Deez” is a lyrical onslaught between J. Cole and his Dreamville Records signee J.I.D. The song, which is produced by ChaseTheMoney, is the second official single from DiCaprio
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Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy” Was Inspired By JID & Isaiah Rashad
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She cited “NEVER” & “Stuck in the Mud” as influences on her hit song’s structure.
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JID – 2007
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To conclude one of the most acclaimed albums of the year; JID presents a proper storytelling in “2007,” that connects the listener to know a little more about the rise and hard
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Dreamville & JID – Big Black Truck
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JID opens the deluxe edition of ROTD3 with his highly anticipated track, “Big Black Truck.” On the song, he depicts a fictional robbery and hostage situation while also discussing
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JID – NEVER
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On the lead single from his debut studio album, J.I.D reflects on difficult times in his life in which he did not amount to anything and had very little to his name. Despite his
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JID – Hasta Luego
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“Hasta Luego” is a display of J.I.D’s lyrical talent. He says goodbye to his past as he begins his journey as a rising artist. He also discusses how his family and friends are less
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EARTHGANG, JID & J. Cole – WATERBOYZ
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For the first time since the release of Revenge Of The Dreamers III in 2019, EARTHGANG, JID, and J. Cole connect together again on “WATERBOYZ”. The laid-back song covers various
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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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Tesla – Action Talks
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(Keith, Skeoch) / Hey, what's the deal man, don't it feel like something's goin' on / What's goin' down what's goin' around, and I'm gonna get some / What's this I see, a familiar
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Sizzy Rocket – 3D
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You make me wanna cut / Cut my own bangs straight across / Like Betty Page / Oh, don't pretend you like me / When you say you don't like girls my age / Your love is like confetti
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Sam Phillips – My Career In Chemistry
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We had the concoction / No knows / Never found a formula / To its exposed / Combining the combustible / My, my, my, my / My career in chemistry / I'd rather be alone / Than with
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Finn M-K (Ft. Ryan Oakes) – These Streets
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[Verse 1: Finn M-K] / I come downtown just to feel alive / There’s a kind of magic in these streets / Kickin' to a beat, trippin' on a high / Sippin' on the ichor of this city
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JID (Ft. samarchy) – Bruuuh (Remix) No. 2
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[Intro: JID & Samarchy] / J-J-J-JID / I don't know why / D-D-D-D / I got a mad headache, like / D-D-D-D / Damn / [Verse 1: JID] / D-D-D, d-damn, said I'm back again / To whoop ass
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SONDR (Ft. Molly Hammar) – Holding On
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[Verse 1] / In your car, don't know how to start / Radio can't explain my heart / Got the words but they won't come out / Why does every silence gotta be so loud? / Overhead there'
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Kembe X and Alex Wiley (Ft. Alex Wiley & Kembe X) – Work
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Verse 1 [Alex Wiley] / Fapped and woke up from a nap and found myself asking / Is it possible I'm too fucking good at rapping / They told me get a job, I almost fell out my chair
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Sekani BRGHTN (Ft. KHAJE) – DO WELL (LIFE)
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The song looks back at some of the past moments in his life like his migration to the US from Jamaica, dealing with the new life as an immigrant, trying to protect his mental
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Spillage Village, JID & EARTHGANG (Ft. Hollywood JB, Jurdan Bryant & Mereba) – End of Daze
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“End of Daze” is the lead single to Spilligion. On the song, each member raps about what the world and their life would be like if the world was coming to an end. The posse cut
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