Kill For Lyrics – Juicy J, Logic

Kill For Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Juicy J]
Shouting out his city and setting the mood.

[Chorus: Juicy J]
He’s talking about growing up in a rough, dangerous neighborhood where crime and violence were common. Carrying a gun became normal for protection, and he and his crew smoked so much that they had to move to a new place to keep things low-key. He talks about sneaking around, ready to use his weapon if needed. Going to LA and finding a reliable drug connection felt like a big step, but also risky. He admits he’s deep into heavy drug use, suggesting he knows it’s not healthy. Despite the money and experiences, he still feels empty and unloved. He’s lived such a wild and intense life that others might dream of it, not realizing the pain behind it.

[Verse: Juicy J]
He made a million dollars but didn’t save any of it, spending it all without quitting his lifestyle. He warns others not to bother him with fake behavior. There’s frustration in how even people close to him, like a girlfriend, can betray him. He doesn’t trust anyone, and even when someone seems right, it doesn’t last. He moves on fast from pain without fully healing. Life hasn’t gone the way he hoped, but it’s the reality he faces. Where he’s from, you either make it or drown in the struggle. He’s dealt with serious stuff, like drug dealing (seeing “weight”), but not in a positive or healthy way, like working out. He says he’s not just taking shots like in basketball — he’s talking real violence. If someone crosses him, he can make a call to get them dealt with, then change his SIM card to disappear. He gave someone a chance to improve, but they blew it. Now he’s over them. He criticizes someone for thinking they were special, comparing them to attention-seeking Instagram girls. Meanwhile, he’s just living his life, wearing flashy jewelry and embracing the heavy, intense lifestyle like heavy metal music.

[Chorus: Juicy J]
Again, he repeats the same message — he’s from a harsh place where danger and guns are part of daily life. He’s so deep into drügs that it’s messing with his mind. Even when he reaches new heights, like getting better drug connections, he still can’t find real love or peace. He’s seen and lived through things so intense that people might envy him, not realizing the cost of that kind of life.

[Outro]
The phrase “kill for it” repeats like a chant, showing how people might go to extremes for the kind of life he has — money, fame, reputation — but he reminds us that even with all that, he’s still the same person, riding solo and carrying the weight of everything he’s been through.