Juice WRLD - Gorgeous

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I wanna know, is it gon' be forever, or temporary?
If you leave, it'll hurt, keep the tissue ready
Got the drugs on the table, I'm ready
I put Rick on your slippers, no Cinderella
Remember when you went to the fortune teller
She told you, we "need each other"
Ha, what if she trippin'? I'm just kiddin'
I'm here to serve a purpose
Girl, I know I ain't picture perfect
One more thing I know for certain
If you leavе, I'll close the curtains
Back to the sad shit
Guеss that's that "emo rap" shit
In the studio, workin' my ass off
After that, go back just to work your clit
That's as real as it gets, I'm for real
It look like somebody spill, you so wet
On the pills, 24 hours later, still hittin' that, yeah
Bill Clinton checks
I used that to pay my mama rent
I know that's irrelevant, but
Back to the main focus, I think that you're gorgeous
You love the way that I stroke it, signin' my name on your neck
You used to make potions, playin' 'round with witchcraft
I wonder if you'll put that in my lean and I'd drink that

Release Date: June 17, 2024

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Jarad Anthony Higgins, more widely recognized as Juice WRLD, emerged as a commanding voice in the American rap scene hailing from Calumet Park, Illinois, a suburb nestled in the Chicago Metropolitan area. Before adopting the moniker Juice WRLD, he was initially known as JuiceTheKidd, a stage name that harbored his early musical endeavors.
Juice WRLD's burgeoning talent first found a home at Internet Money Records, which acted as a springboard to his notable signing with Interscope Records in March 2018. The collaborative efforts with his main and closest producers, Nick Mira and SIDEPCE ( who later rebranded as DT), played a pivotal role in sculpting his distinctive sound, which resonated deeply with listeners across the globe.

The origins of his stage name were rooted in cultural homage and personal inspiration, as revealed in an interview with Mass Appeal. The artist drew a parallel with the iconic 'Juice' haircut that Tupac Shakur sported in the film of the same name. His reverence for the legends of hip-hop didn't stop with Tupac Shakur; as he disclosed in an interview with BigBoyTV, the retention of 'Juice' in his name served as a triple tribute—to Shakur, to Soulja Boy's old mixtape titled "Juice," and to MC Juice.

In the same dialogue with BigBoyTV, Juice WRLD elucidated the truncation of "world" to "WRLD," highlighting a practical constraint turned artistic choice influenced by social media handle regulations. But what originated as a compulsory shortening soon took on a deeper resonance, imbuing the name "Juice WRLD" with an identity that was unique, memorable, and an echo of the artist's global ambitions.

His music echoed through the hearts of many, as Juice WRLD left an indelible mark on the hip-hop landscape with his introspective lyrics, melodic flows, and raw authenticity. Juice WRLD’s legacy remains influential and enduring, a testament to his extraordinary ability to articulate complex emotions through his artistry.