Justus Bennetts Lets It All Out on “Bad Day”

Bad Day

Justus Bennetts

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A memorable alternative track that sees Justus Bennetts unleashing his anger towards his worst enemies.

Raleigh, North Carolina-based musician, Justus Bennetts, is a 21-year-old singer and songwriter with a unique, attention-grabbing sound. His latest single is “Bad Day.” The track also has an accompanying lyrical music video that truly reflects the artist’s inner rage towards the antagonists in his life. In a recent interview, Justus Bennetts said, “For this song, we just wanted it to be about anyone that had ever done us wrong.”

With an upbeat sound and an energetic sense, “Bad Day” recounts all the many ways in which Justus Bennetts wishes the worst for the negative people in his life. Lyrics like “So I hope you go broke and your iPhone breaks” and “Hope you lose your keys and you get locked out” offer up instant gratification for anyone who’s ever had vengefully-petty thoughts towards someone who wronged them. This ultra-catchy tune will have you belting out its delightfully indulgent anthem with pure satisfaction, so press play and savor Justus Bennetts’s verbal takedown on “Bad Day.”



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