Murder Rate Freestyle 3 Lyrics – Juice WRLD

Murder Rate Freestyle 3 Lyrics Meaning

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Juice WRLD starts off by talking about living a flashy lifestyle, casually mixing drügs and money with a confident tone. When he says “balling lil’ Percs,” he’s basically flexing about taking Percocets and feeling like a boss, comparing the energy or vibe to something exotic like Moroccans. The “rose on my hip” could be a tattoo or even a weapon, and referencing Waka Flocka brings a wild, high-energy rap image. He talks about being hidden but ready with a gun, keeping things low-key but dangerous.

He’s in a Sprinter van, a symbol of his success and movement, with people literally running after or from him, showing how ahead he is—comparing himself to Usain Bolt, the fastest sprinter in the world. When he talks about a girl “sinning,” he’s bragging that he’s easily able to pull women, making them do things they usually wouldn’t. Saying he’s colder than winter just adds to his image of being ruthless and unaffected. The line about giving someone a splinter is a dirty way of saying he had s*x with her using a blunt (a wood-wrapped weed cigar), mixing violence, weed, and s*x in one crazy metaphor.

Calling someone a rat and bringing up 6ix9ine, who’s known for snitching, is a diss. And by saying “no Master Splinter,” he’s playing with the rat idea, pointing out he’s not a wise or loyal figure like the Ninja Turtles’ mentor. Juice then claims he’s the best, comparing himself to Metta World Peace, formerly Ron Artest, known for both skill and aggression. He warns that if someone crosses the line, he’ll respond with violence, referencing a TEC, which is a type of gun.

He switches to a smoother vibe, talking about dancing and hooking up with a girl who’s into his style. He flexes his sneaker collection—naming Jordans from different years—showing off how deep he is in both fashion and money. The beat reminds him of Metro Boomin’s work, and the weed is so good and regular, it’s like part of his daily routine. He calls himself a rockstar and says he’s like Geppetto from Pinocchio, pulling strings, meaning he’s in control. After doing a show, he sends money back to support his family. Then he turns aggressive again, mentioning pulling up in a Rambo (a tough car or weapon), threatening to shoot without even looking. The gun “singing” like American Idol adds a dark but creative twist, and he ends by saying he doesn’t care about titles—he’s about action. The last lines get s*xual again, mixing vulgar humor with dominance.