Out My Way

Juice WRLD's song "Out My Way" is a powerful declaration of self-confidence, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of success. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a young man who has overcome obstacles and is now unapologetically asserting his dominance. The opening lines set the tone with a sense of urgency and determination, as Juice WRLD dismisses the need for external validation or substances to fuel his drive. The mention of a Glock and references to Usain Bolt and Migos highlight his readiness to defend his position and outpace any competition.

The song delves into themes of street life and the hustle, with Juice WRLD describing his involvement in illicit activities like drug dealing. The imagery of "whippin' up the bricks" and "servin' kilos" underscores the high-stakes environment he navigates. Despite the dangers, he remains focused on accumulating wealth, as evidenced by his daily thoughts of "pesos" and "bankrolls." The use of codeine and other substances is portrayed as both a coping mechanism and a symbol of his lifestyle, with lines like "Codeine in the double cup I'm sippin'" and "Stevie wonder, it’s gonna take away my vision."

Juice WRLD also addresses misconceptions about his persona, particularly the contrast between his more introspective, emotional songs and the aggressive, confident tone of "Out My Way." He challenges those who underestimate him, asserting that his success and toughness are not to be questioned. The repeated refrain of "Out my way" serves as a forceful reminder to anyone who might doubt or obstruct his path. The song's raw energy and unapologetic attitude encapsulate Juice WRLD's complex identity as an artist who can seamlessly blend vulnerability with bravado.