Juice
Logic Lyrics

Hmmm, yeah! (Sinatra)
Starting the song with an enthusiastic shoutout to legendary Frank Sinatra.

Aight, yeah, yeah, homie I'm comin'
Prepping the listener for some top-tier rap skills that's gonna come in bars of fire.

I'm coming and I'm never gonna give up
Determined to succeed in the rap industry, and nothing's gonna stop this artist until he reaches his goal.

My mentality is making rappers feel like
With a strong mindset and unbeatable lyrical abilities, other rappers are intimidated and feel inferior.

They can never even live up to Logic
Referring to himself as Logic, his competitiors will never be able to match his level of talent.

You bust I dodge it
It's impossible for his opponents to take him down with his quick wit and evasion tactics.

Think you seein' me, nah, you just miragin'
Others may perceive his flow as a mere illusion, but in reality, he's the real deal.

I'm gunnin, I'm gunnin like a semi-automatic
Going full speed ahead in his rap career, like an unstoppable machine gun.

That's really equipped with lyricism, I'll let 'em have it
Equipped with highly skilled lyricism, he's not holding back in delivering the full impact of his raps to listeners.

I blast it, any style that you comin' at me with
He's not afraid of any style of rap that his opponents throw at him and will come back with even stronger raps.

I master it, I slam mothafuckas that I'm out on you bastards
He's confident in his skills and has mastered the art of rap, ready to take down any opponent who dares to stand in his way.

(Syke, I'm just playin' with y'all)
Taking a moment to lighten the mood by assuring that he's just joking around and not actually fighting with anyone.

Yeah, you know I had to keep it going
Moving on with the song, continuing to rap about his journey in the rap industry.

Kid rhymes that blow minds and see foreign
Referring to his genius lyrics that are not only mind-blowing but also transcendental, making listeners contemplate deeper meanings.

Real recognize real and you lookin' foreign
True artists recognize each other's talent, and others who can't recognize his true potential is like a foreigner to him.

I was spittin' flows before I was even born in the womb
Explaining how his skills in rap were already formed within him even during pregnancy.

And I'm a keep it up until the tomb
He's dedicated to perfecting his art until his dying breath.

And as for the fame, yeah I know it's coming soon
Having a strong belief in his talent and hard work, he's assured that fame and success will come soon.

Cause I'm goin' in raw, finna bust up in your room
He's not holding anything back in delivering his rap to listeners, with the goal of captivating and engaging them.

I hit a beat and it's ergence to emerge in the game
Once he starts rhyming to a beat, he fully immerses himself in the game of rap to emerge as a true winner.

Pukin the dukin's I'm too sick to spit that Yoga flame
His talent is so profound and intense that it's as if he's vomiting and spitting out the strongest flames of Yoga, a reference to Street Fighter's Dhalsim character.

The way I figure this is rap second renassaince
He believes that the current era of rap music is experiencing a rebirth or Renaissance, and he wants to be part of it.

Spittin' dirty sentences, so I'll they affecting medicine
His rap is raw and gritty but has the power to affect people emotionally and even heal them like medicine.

Ha, I'm havin' sentence spittin' fire like a demon
He's unstoppable in narrating his story through his lyrics that are so hot it's like he's a demon spitting fire.

As the internet I let my flow to get to streamin', I'm beamin'
Utilizing the internet and streaming platforms to promote and showcase his talent, shining like a bright light full of confidence and positivity.

Flawlessly listen in that women in yo head while you dreamin'
His rhymes are so perfect and flawless that they linger in the minds of listeners, even when they're dreaming.

Leo Dicaprio flow all up in that bitch schemin'
A reference to his flow being like the acting brilliance of Leonardo DiCaprio, all while scheming with the intention of hooking listeners to his music.

Tryna' get you to buy that album, tryna get you feenin'
He's not shy about wanting to sell his music, and hoping to get listeners addicted to his sound.

See my vision as I commentate it
He's giving listeners a glimpse of his perspective and vision of the rap industry through his lyrics.

You wanna see naked rerun of the bait but the hater ate it
There may be haters who are waiting for him to fail, like waiting for a nudity-filled rerun of a certain TV show, only to be left disappointed when it doesn't happen.

Success is truly overrated
Believing that success is a relative term and can be overrated, because it's subjective to each person's interpretation.

I've seen caster with a blow up to pop and get deflated
Witnessing other rappers who have had a sudden burst of fame and then quickly disappeared, getting deflated like a balloon.

See yeah, you made it but all your fans hate it
Realizing that success, like fame, can be fleeting, especially if fans don't like the music produced.

And it's kinda lookin' like you were sittin' negotiatin'
Imagining that successful rappers who have lost their fanbase may be seen negotiating with the music industry and trying to earn back their place in the rap game.

When it comes down to the rap game you see I'm intergrated
Believing that he's an integral part of the rap industry and ready to take it over with his skills and artistry.

Half white half black I had it incorporated
Proud of his mixed-race heritage and incorporating that cultural identity into his rap style and music.

Get the money
Ending the song with a matter-of-fact statement about his desire to earn money from his music and hard work.

(Whoever did this is a real pro)
A meta-reference to the team of people who worked on creating and producing the song, complimenting their professionalism and expertise.

Would you care for a glass of grape juice?
A dialogue between two people, one offering some grape juice to the other.

Nigga, what the fuck is juice?
A response of confusion to the offer of grape juice, using a colloquial and confrontational tone.

You have interfered with our affairs for the last time
A line from Star Wars, referencing potential consequences or revenge for an unwanted or intrusive act.