In The Mix (Solar Eclipse) Lyrics – Juice WRLD

In The Mix (Solar Eclipse) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the mood of the song, with Juice WRLD asking for lean, a codeine-based drink, to get high. The repetitive “uh-huh” and “woah” create a hypnotic, trippy vibe, reflecting his intoxicated state. It’s a casual way of easing into the song, emphasizing his lifestyle and substance use.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Juice WRLD talks about his drug use and success. He brags about smoking high-quality weed while putting down others who don’t. “Man down, mayday” suggests violence or danger linked to money and drügs. He mentions traveling from Chicago to London, showing his global reach. He references pop culture and politics, mentioning G-Money (from *New Jack City*), Obama, and Trump—contrasting ideas of success and power. He also touches on the dangers around him, saying his crew doesn’t talk but acts violently. He admits relying on Percocet to function, showing his struggle with addiction.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, Juice WRLD highlights his wealth and wild lifestyle. He talks about being surrounded by different women, drügs, and money—exactly how he always imagined life would be. He reflects on past failed relationships but sees financial success as his best relationship now, suggesting emotional detachment and materialistic priorities.

[Chorus]
The chorus emphasizes his addiction and thrill-seeking behavior. “Pop pills, make a mill’, chase thrills” sums up his reckless lifestyle. He compares blacking out from drügs to a solar eclipse, meaning he gets so high he loses control. He accepts his addiction, stating he won’t sober up and even welcomes drügs into his life like a replacement for a lost relationship. This shows both a carefree and self-destructive mindset, where he chooses temporary highs over long-term well-being.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Juice WRLD continues discussing his drug dependence, calling it his “medicine.” He takes multiple pills until his speech is slurred. He references violence, showing he’s aware of threats around him but remains fearless, ready to retaliate. He boasts about his wealth and ability to attract women, portraying a confident and flashy lifestyle. The “snake” reference suggests she dislikes fake people but still falls for his charm, reinforcing his appeal and influence despite his flaws.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, Juice WRLD highlights his wealth and the chaotic mix of drügs, women, and success in his life. He sees money as his only reliable relationship, contrasting it with past emotional failures. This line reinforces the idea that he prioritizes material success over personal connections.

[Chorus]
The final chorus repeats the themes of addiction, wealth, and recklessness. Juice WRLD acknowledges he is deep into this lifestyle and has no intention of stopping. The “solar eclipse” metaphor again illustrates how drügs take over his consciousness. He suggests that even if people leave him, he will replace them with more drügs, showing how substances have become his escape from emotional pain.