10 Feet

Juice WRLD's '10 Feet' is a raw and introspective exploration of the artist's struggles with addiction, fame, and inner turmoil. The song opens with a sense of resignation, as Juice WRLD admits he doesn't want to try anymore, setting the tone for a journey through his chaotic mind. The lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and metaphors, such as comparing himself to the Mad Hatter and describing his drug use as turning him into a 'contractor.' This paints a picture of someone who is deeply entangled in their vices, unable to escape the cycle of self-destruction.

The song delves into Juice WRLD's feelings of isolation and the duality of his existence. He speaks of being 'so high I can't speak' and not having 'met my peak,' suggesting a constant state of searching for something more, yet never finding it. The line 'like I could find a little Heaven up in my Hell' encapsulates his hope for redemption amidst his personal hell. This duality is further emphasized with the contrast between 'Hell full of bad bitches' and wondering if there's 'room in Heaven for savages,' highlighting his internal conflict between his actions and his desire for salvation.

Juice WRLD also touches on the superficiality of fame and the emptiness it brings. Despite his success, he feels 'rich, in broke pockets' and describes his soul as 'empty, so deep, ten feet.' This profound sense of emptiness and disillusionment with the material world is a recurring theme in his music. The song's closing lines, 'Fuck love, it's gon' take more to convince me, that you with me and not against me,' reveal his deep-seated trust issues and the difficulty he faces in forming genuine connections. '10 Feet' is a poignant reflection of Juice WRLD's inner demons and the relentless battle between his desires and his reality.