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The spirit of Juice WRLD continues to thrive on his honest and tragic but utterly sublime posthumous single, “In My Head.”
[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”“F” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”]ill my lungs with ganja / When they fill my brain with drama / From my past, I have all this trauma / Getting cash, hope the racks solve my problems.” Tragically, a traumatized, issue-laden 🎙 Juice WRLD has long proven to be a highly inspired Juice WRLD. The rapper, who passed away at the age of 21 in 2019, continues to be a fixture in the hip-hop world. His emo-tinged, melodic brand of rap hit different while he was alive and continues to be influential long after his unfortunate demise from an overdose. Making things even more gut-wrenching is how his music – again, alive, and posthumously – is a cry for help. The fabulous 🎵 “In My Head” is a testament to this. It’s a great song but utterly tragic, to say the least. [/otw_shortcode_dropcap]
“In My Head” commences with moody vibes, which suit the Juice WRLD aesthetic. 🎛 TrePounds, 🎛 Max Lord, and 🎛 Sheldon Ferguson provide the perfect backdrop. Although we’ve heard the late rapper embrace his struggles time and time again – alive and posthumously – it never grows old. Juice WRLD is honest about his mental health and substance abuse. “They wondеr why I get high as fuck / They wonder why I gеt high so much,” he raps, adding, “Um, I’m trapped in my head too much.”
Final Thoughts 💭
All told, Juice WRLD shines on 🎵 “In My Head”. His melodic performance is beautiful even though he’s clearly plagued by issues. What’s saddest about “In My Head,” or so many of his other songs is that his coping mechanisms – money and drugs – ultimately didn’t solve his problems. He admits this in the chorus, himself (“Getting cash, hope the racks solve my problems /… But it don’t work, no, it won’t work out / Yeah, it don’t work, now the pain’s worse”).
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🎙 Juice WRLD • 🎵 “In My Head” • 🏷 Grade A Productions / Interscope • 🗓 10.28.22
[📷: Brent Faulkner, Grade A Productions, Interscope, The Musical Hype, OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay]

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