Who Shot Cupid?

Juice WRLD's 'Who Shot Cupid?' delves deep into the tumultuous emotions of love, heartbreak, and self-destruction. The song opens with a melancholic tone, setting the stage for a narrative filled with pain and regret. Juice WRLD's lyrics reflect a sense of betrayal and worthlessness, as he grapples with the aftermath of a broken relationship. The repeated line, 'She know me well, well, well, she know me well,' underscores the intimacy and familiarity that once existed, now tainted by feelings of resentment and anger.

The song's title, 'Who Shot Cupid?', is a metaphorical question that suggests a loss of love and the death of romantic ideals. Cupid, the mythical god of love, is symbolically 'shot,' indicating that love has been wounded or destroyed. Juice WRLD's references to drug use, such as 'All the drugs I did, it was worth it,' highlight his struggle to cope with emotional pain through substance abuse. This self-destructive behavior is a recurring theme in his music, reflecting the harsh realities faced by many young people today.

Juice WRLD's raw and honest lyrics resonate with listeners who have experienced similar feelings of heartbreak and despair. The song's chorus, 'Tell me why you had me feelin' worthless,' captures the essence of his emotional turmoil. Despite the pain, there is a glimmer of hope as he expresses a desire for healing and change, 'I also hope we put the drugs away.' This duality of despair and hope is a hallmark of Juice WRLD's music, making 'Who Shot Cupid?' a poignant exploration of the complexities of love and loss.