Other than LeBron James, who saw this collab coming today?
It’s truly disappointing that we won’t be witnessing many more collaborations between Juice WRLD and Eminem. Three years ago, they delivered the exceptional “Godzilla,” featured in Em’s album Music To Be Murdered By. While that track is undeniably great, their latest joint effort in “Lace It” carries even more depth and emotion.
I have a genuine appreciation for “Lace It.” In this song, set against a soothing and upbeat backdrop, Juice WRLD earnestly explores the theme of turning to drugs as a coping mechanism for stress and a sense of alienation from those around him. Meanwhile, Eminem adopts a concerned tone in his verse, addressing the destructive impact of drugs on one’s life and citing examples of renowned artists like ODB, Lil Peep, Michael, and others who have succumbed to their effects. While the track is undeniably enjoyable, it’s the profound lyrics from both artists that makes it worth replaying.
Long live Juice WRLD.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
