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Juice WRLD – Can’t Die
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On “Can’t Die,“ Chicago rapper Juice WRLD reflects on a relationship with a girl that changed his life. He croons about the way she makes him feel and the changes he’s underwent
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Juice WRLD Can’t Shake His Demons On New Song “Face 2 Face”
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It’s the latest in a string of posthumous 2022 singles.
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Juice WRLD – Wishing Well
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On “Wishing Well,“ the late rapper Juice WRLD discusses substance abuse and fame, dropping references to his drug of choice, Percocet. What began as recreational drug use morphed
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Juice WRLD – Legends
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“Legends” is a tribute song to late rappers XXXTENTACION and Lil Peep. The song was made in response to the passing of XXXTENTACION on June 18, 2018.
Juice WRLD previewed this
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Juice WRLD – Burn
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Serving as the opening track to his second posthumous album Fighting Demons, “Burn” notes Chicago artist Juice WRLD’s struggle with substance abuse and believing the truth within
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Juice WRLD – Rockstar In His Prime
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On “Rockstar In His Prime,” Juice WRLD alludes his lifestyle to a rockstar’s lifestyle whilst showing his affection for opioids.
The track was first previewed via Juice’s
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Juice WRLD (Ft. blink-182) – Starstruck
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On “Starstruck,“ Juice WRLD and Mark Hoppus sing their hearts out to their significant others, telling them how they are special and deserve everything. They compare their lovers
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Juice WRLD – Already Dead
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“Already Dead“ serves as the first promotional single for Chicago native Juice WRLD’s posthumous project Fighting Demons. Juice touches on his heartbreak and substance abuse
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Juice WRLD – Conversations
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On “Conversations,“ Juice WRLD drops his usual references to the devil and demons, struggling to cope with anxiety, drugs, and a life of fame.
Juice tweeted out the title of the
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Juice WRLD – Sip (Always Working) [Version 1]
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“Always Working,“ also known to fans as “Daily,“ is an unreleased track by Chicago native Juice WRLD.
On the track, Juice WRLD explores his frequented topics of wealth, women, and
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Juice WRLD – Lucid Dreams
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On “Lucid Dreams,” Juice WRLD explores the mental anguish he feels after experiencing a break-up.
Lucid dreaming refers to a state of consciousness where a person is aware they
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Juice WRLD – Can't Survive (Wrong Side Of The Bed)
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[Intro] / Wrong side of the bed, felt like I wanted to die / I woke up on the wrong side of the bed / Yeah, yeah-yeah, yeah, yeah-yeah / [Chorus] / I woke up on the wrong side of
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Juice WRLD – The Light
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On “The Light,” Juice WRLD details his demons and struggles with love, noting how his significant other is the “light“ in the darkness.
The track was first previewed in an
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Juice WRLD – Die to Live
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On “Die to Live”, Juice WRLD raps about his frequented topics of drugs, cars, and women.
The track was first performed in concerts during his later shows, including a live show in
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Lil Yachty & Juice WRLD – Jack Wit' A Bean
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[Intro: Lil Yachty] / Yep, yep, yep / [Chorus: Lil Yachty] / I'm Jack with a bean (Uh) / All my diamonds gleam (Uh) / Everything that I do, I do for my team (Gang) / Walkin' 'round
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Juice WRLD – Anxiety
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“Anxiety” is an unreleased track from Chicago native, Juice WRLD. On the Nick Mira and DT production, Juice details his anxiety and explains how he uses narcotics to control his
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Juice WRLD – Karate Kid
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“Karate Kid” is an unreleased track from Chicago artist, Juice WRLD.
The track was first previewed via an Instagram story on October 13, 2019. The track leaked on August 4, 2020
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Future & Juice WRLD – Realer n Realer
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Future and Juice WRLD team up for “Realer n Realer,” a track where they both rap about their wealth and killing their opposition.
An accompanying music video was released on
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Genius Traducciones al Español – Juice WRLD - Can't Die (Traducción al Español)
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[Letra de "Juice WRLD - Can't Die (Traducción al Español)"] / [Intro] / (DY Krazy) / [Estribillo] / Algunas veces siento que no puedo morir, porque nunca estuve vivo / Todos los
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Juice WRLD & The Weeknd – Smile
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“Smile“ tackles common Juice WRLD themes like relationships and the struggle with his inner demons, as well as declaring the happiness of his girl as his main goal.
The song
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Juice WRLD – ROCKSTAR GIRL
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On this melodic track similar to most of his other tracks, Juice WRLD sings about a girl he met, who he calls a “Rockstar Girl”.
A rockstar is thought of a person that parties and
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Juice WRLD – Emotional Overdose (Can’t Help It)
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[Intro] / We'll be here, lettin' go / Chopsquad / Someone needs to let me know / I'm havin' problems lettin' go / Overload (Haha) / [Chorus] / I'm havin' problems lettin' go / I
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Juice WRLD – Juice WRLD Hour Freestyle of Fire Over Eminem Beats
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[Intro: Tim Westwood & Juice WRLD] / Yo, it's TimWestwoodTV, up at Capital Xtra / Got my man Juice WRLD in the building / It's time to shut down the city again / Last freestyle
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Juice WRLD – Won't Let Go
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On “Won’t Let Go,“ Juice WRLD raps and sings his heart out to his girlfriend Ally Lotti, saying he’ll never leave her no matter what happens. He makes sure she knows that he’s here
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G Herbo (Ft. Chance the Rapper, Juice WRLD & Lil Uzi Vert) – PTSD
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G Herbo recruits frequent collaborators Lil Uzi Vert, Chance the Rapper and Juice WRLD for the title track of his February 2020 album PTSD. The song marks Juice’s second posthumous
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Juice WRLD – Stay High
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On “Stay High,” Juice WRLD details his substance addiction as he balances his low points in life by outweighing them by getting high. Dropping his usual references to weapons
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Juice WRLD – Make Believe
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On the concluding track to Juice WRLD’s sophomore effort, Juice raps about a girl he is interested in, but can’t have, leading him to want to do crazy things such as throwing
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Juice WRLD – Righteous
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The first posthumous single put out by his estate, “Righteous” is an emotional ballad for Juice WRLD fans. Featuring Juice’s usual topics of drugs and glamour with fashion, he
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Juice WRLD – Journey
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[Intro] / I feel like I'm in the afterlife / [Verse 1] / Entice me, hypnotize me / Get high with me but don't die please / You're gnarly, baby, you're righteous / I'm Marley, Percs
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Juice WRLD – More Love*
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“More Love“ is an unreleased track by Chicago rapper Juice WRLD. The track sees Juice singing a love ballad to his significant other, begging for “more love.“
The track was
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Juice WRLD – Can't Let Go
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“Can’t Let Go” is an unreleased track from Chicago native, Juice WRLD. On the Wheezy-assisted production, Juice dwells into his struggles with quitting codeine, noting the negative
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Juice WRLD – Wake Up (Amazing)
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[Intro] / Yeah, oh / Yeah, oh-oh / Oh-oh, woah / We get along more than anything / I finish songs every single day / I right my wrongs every single day, haha / [Chorus] / We get
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Juice WRLD – Rental
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“Cha-Ching,” widely known as “Rental,“ is a highly-anticipated track by Chicago native, Juice WRLD. On the track, Juice details his desire to accumulate money whilst maintaining
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Juice WRLD – Whatcha On (Let’s Ignite)
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[Intro] / Haha, on foenem / Look at—, I'm-I'm / We finna make a EP tonight called "Fried" / 'Cause, nigga, I ain't smoke in a long time / DJ Victoriouz with me in the building / Ha
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The Kid LAROI & Juice WRLD – Reminds Me Of You
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Released on the first anniversary of Juice WRLD’s passing, “Reminds Me Of You” finds The Kid LAROI and late mentor Juice WRLD detailing how everything reminds them of their past
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Juice WRLD – Come To Me (Work Out)
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“Work Out“ sees Juice WRLD singing to his girlfriend, Ally Lotti, about putting the drugs away and committing to their relationship.
The track was leaked in January 2020, and it
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Juice WRLD – 734
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On “734,” Juice details his affection for his significant other, pleading that he can’t let go of her. The track’s title refers to Juice’s ex-partner’s area code in Southeast
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Juice WRLD – I'll Be Fine
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Juice WRLD wraps up his debut studio album with “I’ll Be Fine.” Much like Juice’s music and the rest of Goodbye & Good Riddance, the track is dedicated to taking drugs and
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Juice WRLD – Up Up and Away
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On “Up Up and Away,“ Juice takes drugs to take him all the way above everyone else. Mentioning the downsides of his fame and wealth, he raps a similar track to much of his debut
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Juice WRLD – Robbery
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“Robbery” is a somber “let go” song, which is told through Juice WRLD’s frequented themes of love and heartbreak. Juice displays his emotions and how he feels when he was “robbed
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Maroon 5 (Ft. Juice WRLD) – Can’t Leave You Alone
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“Can’t Leave You Alone“ finds Maroon 5 collaborating with late Chicago rapper Juice WRLD for the first time for a melodic track on which lead singer Adam Levine sings alongside
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Juice WRLD – Doom
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On “Doom,” Juice WRLD reflects on the trajectory his life has taken—transitioning from financial difficulty and loneliness—to newfound success following the release of “All Girls
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Juice WRLD – Fast
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On “Fast,” Juice WRLD reflects on how his life has taken off since fame and how fast the world is moving around him.
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Juice WRLD – Anxiety (Intro)
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Within the intro to his first posthumous album Legends Never Die, Juice WRLD expands on his lifestyle with fame. Touching on his music, anxiety, paranoia, and substance abuse, he
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Juice WRLD – The Bees Knees
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“The Bees Knees” is the 16th track on Juice WRLD’s sophomore album Death Race for Love.
In this song, Juice WRLD describes how he isn’t worried about anyone, and he’ll make his
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