God's Plan (remix)

Juice WRLD's 'God's Plan (remix)' is a poignant exploration of the artist's struggles with addiction, mental health, and the pressures of fame. The song opens with Juice WRLD referencing his use of drugs, specifically mentioning a 'Sprite' mixed with a substance to make it 'dirty,' and the 'Perky' (Percocet) that causes him to itch. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, where he candidly discusses his reliance on substances to cope with the challenges he faces. The mention of his 'Brodie in the cut' with a 'Semi' highlights the constant threat of violence and the need for protection in his life, further emphasizing the perilous environment he navigates daily.

The chorus, 'God's plan, God damn, pray these drugs don't take my soul away,' reveals Juice WRLD's internal conflict and desperation. He acknowledges the destructive path he's on, with the 'Devil on my shoulder' symbolizing the temptations and negative influences that haunt him. The reference to Michael Jackson's 'Smooth Criminal' and the line 'Annie, are you okay?' adds a layer of cultural resonance, drawing a parallel between his own struggles and the iconic song's narrative of distress and seeking reassurance. Despite the reassurances he seeks, the repetition of 'sad things' happening to him underscores a sense of inevitability and resignation to his circumstances.

Juice WRLD's interactions with women in the song also reflect his tumultuous emotional state. He mentions a girl who hates him, and his response is to dismiss her feelings, grouping her with others he has 'finessed out the drugs.' This detachment and cynicism highlight the emotional toll his lifestyle has taken on him. The song concludes with a shoutout to a special fan in Angola, Félix André, which adds a personal touch and shows Juice WRLD's awareness of his global impact. Overall, 'God's Plan (remix)' is a raw and introspective look into Juice WRLD's life, marked by addiction, emotional pain, and the search for solace in a chaotic world.