〈intro〉
Dy krazy
〈chorus〉
Yeah, runnin' up a check, everyday
That's the way that i live
Thank you for the night, but that's it
You can't stay at my crib
Choppa on my hip, you get popped like a molly lil girl
Now i'm rich as fuck
I just bought a house next to uncle phil, ooh, ooh (ooh)
Tell me what your problems are, i bet i'd solve them
Ooh (ooh), ooh (ooh)
Tell me what your problems are, i bet i'd solve them
〈verse 2〉
I may hit the jewerly stones, spend a houndred thousands
I may crack a joke or two
If i'm wildin' at my shows
With the gang jumpin' in the crowds
You niggas can't ball like us
You niggas keep on fallin' out
Remember i was crackin' on the visas
Now days i'm crackin' on the divas
That lil' bitch ain't loyal she a eater
Money on my phone, so much, i pick up, sad chaser
Money make, money on my phone, too much
(money on my phone, too much, money on my phone, too much, money on my phone, too much)
(money on my phone, so much, i pick up, sad chaser
Money make, money on my phone, too much)
〈chorus〉
Yeah, runnin' up a check, everyday
That's the way that i live
Thank you for the night, but that's it
You can't stay at my crib
Choppa on my hip, you get popped like a molly lil girl
Now i'm rich as fuck
I just bought a house next to uncle phil, ooh, ooh (ooh)
Tell me what your problems are, i bet i'd solve them
Ooh (ooh), ooh (ooh)
Tell me what your problems are, i bet i'd solve them
〈verse 2〉
Fly like a rocket, got it on me if you getting out of pocket
So much money, i'll be overstuffin' my pocket
Runnin' up on me then i'll pop it, i got options
The rari 〈.?.〉, the rapper the rock shit, i got options
Kick the 〈.?.〉, this fear in the air, i hate the smell of it
Lifes a gamble, i will scramble 〈.?.〉
(i will scramble 〈.?.〉, i will scramble 〈.?.〉)
(the rari 〈.?.〉, the rapper the rock shit, i got options
Kick the 〈.?.〉, this fear in the air, i hate the smell of it
Lifes a gamble, i will scramble 〈.?.〉)
〈chorus〉
Yeah, runnin' up a check, everyday
That's the way that i live
Thank you for the night, but that's it
You can't stay at my crib
Choppa on my hip
You get popped like a molly lil girl
Now i'm rich as fuck
I just bought a house next to uncle phil, ooh, ooh (ooh)
Tell me what your problems are
I bet i'd solve them, ooh (ooh), ooh (ooh)
Tell me what your problems are
I bet i'd solve them (i bet i'd solve them, i bet i'd solve them)
Juice WRLD - Coachella Freestyles | Lyrics
{part 1} {verse 1: juice wrld} Gon' blick him up If she wanna take a flick with us, we gon' flick it up If she wanna take some dick from us, we
Juice WRLD - Road Runner | Lyrics
{Intro} 808 Mafia {Chorus} I keep on cutting it close (Cutting it close) Feel like I may overload (Like I may overload) She got big tits, motorboat
Juice WRLD - Loose screw | Lyrics
{Intro} Uh Sippin' on my codeine, yeah, bitch Puffin' like Norman, yeah, bitch (Oh yeah, TyMadeIt) Thuggin' like Norman (Ya dig?), ayy
Juice WRLD - Doubted Me | Lyrics
{Intro} Pourquoi tu doute de moi? Pourquoi tu doute de moi? (Hit-Boy) Pourquoi tu doute de moi? (Uh) {Refrain} Ils doutaient de moi Tous mes
Juice WRLD - Ain’t finna fall Down | Lyrics
[Intro] Vit vit Vitar [Chorus] I ain’t finna fall down 4th quarter shorty imma ball out Don’t go to work baby call out Ain’t no waiting no stall now I finna
Juice WRLD - All Girls Are The Same | Lyrics
{Intro: Juice WRLD} Mhm, they're rotting my brain, love These hoes are the same {Verse 1: Juice WRLD} I admit it, another ho got me finished
Juice WRLD - Suicidal | Lyrics
[Intro] Suicidal Your love is suicidal Lately I've been feeling suicidal Your love is suicidal [Pre-Chorus: YNW Melly] I thought that we were meant to be
Juice WRLD - 911 | Lyrics
[Intro] Yeah (Aye) [Chorus] She do coke while I sip codeine Rap game, crack game, serve it to the dope fiend She like courtside, still catchin' nosebleed
Juice WRLD - Life Goes On | Lyrics
[Intro] Tryna fuck— Woke up— [Verse 1] Wakeup in the mornin', put my dick in another ho, awe I ain't fuckin' your bitch, I'm fuckin' your mother,
Juice WRLD - Im High | Lyrics
[Chorus] Up up and away, I can feel the walls in my brain And they're caving in Outside those walls there's an ocean I can't swim, especially with all these waves
Juice WRLD - Biography
Jarad Anthony Higgins (December 2, 1998 – December 8, 2019), popularly known as Juice WRLD, was an American rapper from Calumet Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. Juice was first signed to Internet Money Records then subsequently signed to Interscope in March 2018. His main and closest producers were Nick Mira and Sidepce.
In an interview with Mass Appeal, WRLD explained how he came up with his stage name:
I had the haircut, like the ‘Juice’ cut Tupac had in the movie. I took it as trying to take over the world, and it being my world.
The rapper first gained major popularity from his 2017-released track “All Girls Are The Same,” which gained even more recognition when popular director Cole Bennett made a music video for it. He’s often compared to Post Malone for his similar sounding voice and style.
WRLD has said on an interview with No Jumper that his favorite artist is Chief Keef and his favorite album is Kanye West’s 808s & Heartbreak.
His debut studio album, Goodbye & Good Riddance was released in May 2018, featuring productions from Mira, Benny Blanco, Cashmere Cat, Cardo, Taz Taylor along with others. It was supported by five singles, garnering his biggest Billboard Hot 100 hit “Lucid Dreams”, as also “Lean wit Me” or “Armed and Dangerous”.
Juice’s second studio album, Death Race for Love, saw its daylight in March 2019, which became his first project to top the Billboard 200 chart, selling 165,000 equivalent album units by the first week. It featured two singles only, including “Robbery” along with the music video dropping on Valentine’s Day and a tropical-vibed “Hear Me Calling”.
On December 8, 2019, Higgins suffered a seizure at Midway International Airport in Chicago. He was pronounced dead shortly after. He was set to release his highly-anticipated third studio album the same month, supported by its lead single, “Bandit” featuring YoungBoy Never Broke Again.
Over a month after his tragic death, the rapper’s posthumous vocals have found their place on “Godzilla,” a D.A. Doman-produced the track from Music to Be Murdered By, the eleventh studio album by Juice’s lifelong idol, Eminem.