Best Friend Lyrics – Juice WRLD, Fall Out Boy

Best Friend Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In this chorus, the singer expresses his deep love and commitment. He imagines giving his partner a yellow diamond ring, symbolizing a serious commitment like marriage. However, the singer also mentions being “married to money,” showing that financial success is a big part of his life, but his partner is still his closest ally, his lover, fighter, and best friend. The line “we in it ‘til the world ends” reflects their unbreakable bond, and calling her his girlfriend feels like an understatement because their connection is so much deeper.

[Verse 1]
Here, Juice WRLD compares his success and confidence to that of basketball legend Kobe Bryant, while his partner stands by his side, watching and supporting him. He mentions his ex, who’s still trying to interfere with his current relationship, but she has no power to stop it. The singer acknowledges that he always knew his current partner was the one for him, as his mind is now filled with love songs. He sees her as the one who balances him, helping him right his wrongs and find peace.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats the singer’s commitment to his partner, expressing how deeply he values her. He once again imagines putting a yellow diamond ring on her finger, symbolizing a lifelong commitment. The singer acknowledges his devotion to money but emphasizes that his partner is his true priority. She is not just a lover but also his fighter and best friend, someone who stands with him through everything. The repetition of “we in it ‘til the world ends” underscores the enduring nature of their bond, solidifying their relationship as something unshakable.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Patrick Stump sings about staying strong and focused on love even when everything around them is falling apart. The imagery of “trash and fire falling down” reflects the chaos and destruction happening in the world, but despite all that, they find solace and comfort in each other. They slow dance through the chaos, using music as their escape. The line “I did it all for love” shows that despite the challenges, love is the driving force behind their actions and decisions, giving them purpose in a world that feels broken.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reaffirms the themes of love, loyalty, and devotion. The singer expresses his wish to put a yellow diamond ring on his partner’s hand, symbolizing their bond. He repeats that he’s “married to money,” but his partner still holds the most important place in his life. The use of “lover, fighter, best friend” emphasizes the multifaceted nature of their relationship, as she is his everything. The idea that they’re in it “’til the world ends” shows the timeless nature of their connection, a bond that can’t be broken by anything, not even time itself.