Juice WRLD DID (feat. Juice WRLD)

DJ Khaled's collaboration with Juice WRLD in 'Juice WRLD DID' is a powerful anthem of resilience, success, and unwavering self-belief. The song opens with DJ Khaled's signature proclamation, 'We The Best Music,' setting the tone for a track that celebrates triumph over doubt and adversity. The repeated line 'They ain't believe in us, Juice WRLD did' underscores a theme of overcoming skepticism and achieving greatness despite the odds. This sentiment is echoed throughout the song, with both artists emphasizing their relentless drive and the fruits of their labor.

The lyrics are rich with metaphors and cultural references that paint a vivid picture of their journey. DJ Khaled's verses highlight his achievements, from financial success ('a hundred racks, I made another one') to his status in the music industry ('we the best, bitch, I'm number one'). Juice WRLD's contributions add a layer of raw, unfiltered emotion, with lines like 'My gun Chief Keef, the bitch go bang-bang' and 'I rap, I sing, with the clan like it's Wu-Tang' showcasing his versatility and fearless attitude. The references to iconic figures like Shabba Ranks and Chief Keef, as well as the nod to Wu-Tang Clan, ground the song in a rich cultural context, celebrating the legacy of hip-hop while asserting their own place within it.

The recurring theme of 'No Limit gang' and the phrase 'ain't no changin' up' further emphasize loyalty and consistency. This is not just about personal success but also about staying true to one's roots and principles. The song's energy is infectious, with its bold declarations and relentless pace mirroring the artists' unstoppable momentum. The closing lines, 'Oh, that's on God, Oh, that's on my life,' encapsulate the unwavering faith and determination that drive them, making 'Juice WRLD DID' a testament to the power of belief and perseverance in the face of doubt and adversity.