Juice

Harry Styles' rendition of 'Juice' is a cover of the original song by Lizzo, which is a vibrant anthem of self-confidence and empowerment. The lyrics are a celebration of self-love and the infectious energy that comes from embracing one's own uniqueness and attractiveness. The song starts with a playful interaction with the 'mirror on the wall,' a nod to the fairy tale 'Snow White,' but here it serves to affirm the singer's confidence in their own appearance and style. The references to luxury brands like Gucci and Louis Vuitton underscore a sense of high self-worth and the enjoyment of life's finer things.

The chorus of 'Juice' is catchy and serves as a metaphor for the singer's charisma and appeal, suggesting that their 'juice' is the reason for their lively spirit and the attention they receive. The phrase 'blame it on my juice' implies that the singer's allure is so powerful that it's the cause of their influence and the impact they have on others. This idea is reinforced with the assertion that they are 'the pudding in the proof,' a playful twist on the phrase 'the proof is in the pudding,' meaning that the results speak for themselves.

The song also touches on themes of fame and the attention that comes with it, as seen in the lines about making news and receiving unsolicited attention in the form of DMs. The singer's response to this attention is cheeky and assertive, maintaining the song's overall theme of self-assuredness. 'Juice' by Harry Styles, much like Lizzo's original, is a feel-good track that encourages listeners to own their individuality and to shine brightly without apology.