"Fine China" by Future and Juice WRLD paints an intense, possessive, and obsessive love for the woman the songwriters are singing to. The first line of the song, "The world on drugs" sets the tone for the rest of the song as it speaks to their altered states of mind, possibly addiction towards drugs. The chorus explores the love they feel for their women, who they compare to a fine china dish that is valuable and beautiful. The men's characters describe how they believe their girl deserves to be treated with love and attention every day, and they remind her of her beauty.

In verse one, Juice WRLD speaks introspectively about his own problems and how in his relationship, he wants all the attention and control and does not want to compromise. He talks about how he would do anything for his girl, even if it means taking drugs, and how he wants her love to repeat many times until it's in his brain.

In the second verse, Future talks about how he is so obsessed with his girl that he can't think straight. He uses space metaphors to explain how he feels like he is running out of space and needs his girl with him to feel comfortable. He also says he has fallen in love twice but has to be lying because he is living ten lives, probably meaning that he is so engrossed with his girl that it feels like he is living ten lifetimes.

Overall, "Fine China" portrays a deep and obsessive love that both artists feel towards their partners. They are willing to do anything to protect this love and won't compromise their happiness for anyone, even if it means staying high on drugs to make their women happy.