Floor It Lyrics – Juice WRLD

Floor It Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Juice WRLD briefly refers to his past struggles with drügs before he became famous. He mentions the “different colored pills” to hint at his use of various substances. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, where he reflects on his life and the chaotic journey before and after his rise to stardom.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Juice WRLD talks about how he was already dealing with drügs and love issues long before he got his record deal. He reflects on how his fame didn’t change his habits. He mentions how he hasn’t even spent money from his record deal, implying he hasn’t let it affect him. He also reveals that he’s moved on from an ex and now has a new girlfriend. He challenges anyone curious about his past relationship to ask his ex how she’s doing, confidently saying she’s probably still in shock from their breakup and hasn’t fully moved on yet.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Juice WRLD describes the joy and satisfaction he finds in his new relationship, comparing his emotional high to the feeling of being constantly on drügs. He praises his girl’s natural beauty, emphasizing how she doesn’t need makeup, unlike others who overdo it. He criticizes superficiality and “catfish” behavior, where people aren’t authentic online. He also points out how some women portray themselves as perfect on social media but don’t live up to that image in real life. Juice WRLD contrasts his girl’s genuine beauty with these fake personas, expressing how he wouldn’t even slow down for the superficial women out there. He also speaks on behalf of his friends, mocking women who don’t live up to their “pretty” label.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats its earlier themes, with Juice WRLD again reflecting on his past struggles with drügs and love before his record deal. He speaks about the fresh start he’s having with his new girlfriend, moving past his ex and confidently asserting that she hasn’t moved on, still shocked by the breakup.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Juice WRLD expresses how he’s been through a lot in life and learned from it. He talks about using drügs to numb the pain and forget about his problems. There’s a sense of detachment in his words as he describes relationships with various women. The verse features some explicit content where Juice WRLD brags about his lifestyle, including spending money on luxury items like Gucci, which he uses to impress women. He mentions having encounters with multiple women, focusing on physical pleasure rather than emotional connections. The verse also highlights his disinterest in anything too serious or committed, and he makes it clear he’s not interested in any deeper connection beyond casual encounters.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats once again, emphasizing the same themes: Juice WRLD’s pre-fame struggles, his new relationship, and how he hasn’t spent any of his record deal money. He remains confident and unmoved by his ex’s possible feelings, adding to the sense of emotional detachment.

[Outro]
The outro, simply saying “Go home,” feels like a blunt way of telling someone to leave or go away, possibly referring to a person or situation he doesn’t want to deal with anymore. It’s a quick and decisive end to the song, reinforcing the sense of detachment and emotional closure.