Forget Me Not (Unreleased)

Juice WRLD's unreleased track 'Forget Me Not' delves into the tumultuous and often contradictory nature of love, addiction, and self-reflection. The song opens with a reference to 'Molly,' a street name for MDMA, which sets the tone for the recurring theme of substance use as both an escape and a catalyst for deeper emotional experiences. Juice WRLD's lyrics reveal a cycle of spending money and time on the drug, hoping the party never ends, while simultaneously acknowledging his sins and the potential for worse behavior. This duality captures the essence of his internal struggle, where pleasure and pain coexist.

The song also explores the dynamics of a romantic relationship, where Juice WRLD likens his interactions with his partner to a football game, using metaphors like 'runnin' plays in the bed' and 'touchdown.' These sports analogies emphasize the strategic and sometimes competitive nature of love, where both partners are trying to score emotional points. The lyrics 'Bites like a viper, but she ain't poison, knew I had to wife her' suggest a recognition of his partner's flaws and strengths, ultimately leading to a deeper commitment. The repeated phrase 'forget me not' serves as a poignant reminder of the desire for lasting impact and memory, both in love and life.

Cultural references to Chi-Town (Chicago) and the use of modern slang like 'WiFi lit' ground the song in Juice WRLD's personal experiences and contemporary youth culture. The imagery of writing a phrase on his partner's chest and tattooing his name on her leg symbolizes a permanent mark, an indelible memory that transcends the ephemeral nature of their high-fueled experiences. The song's repetitive chorus, 'Won't forget, forget me not,' underscores the yearning for permanence in a world that often feels transient and fleeting. Juice WRLD's ability to blend raw emotion with vivid storytelling makes 'Forget Me Not' a compelling exploration of love, addiction, and the quest for meaning.