Blink-182 Lyrics – Tyla Yaweh ft. Juice WRLD

The lyrics of "Blink-182" by Tyla Yaweh featuring Juice WRLD revolves around themes of substance abuse, anti-social behavior, and relationships. The lyrics depict the artists engaging in drug use and promiscuity as coping mechanisms for emotional pain and a general disdain for societal norms. The reference to "blink-182" likely alludes to the band's music being used as a backdrop for these activities, serving as a soundtrack to their reckless behavior.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Juice WRLD describes his emotional state as "blue," indicating sadness or depression. He copes with these feelings by listening to music, particularly Green Day, a band known for their angsty and emotionally charged songs. The mention of "Coldplay" and "Cobain" likely refers to Coldplay's melancholic sound and Kurt Cobain, the late frontman of Nirvana, who struggled with addiction and mental health issues. The line "While she snortin' up the cocaine" suggests that drug use is a shared activity between Juice WRLD and his partner, serving as a means to escape their pain temporarily.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus emphasizes the anti-social nature of the protagonist, repeating the phrase "Ah-ah-ah-antisocial." This could indicate a feeling of alienation from society or a deliberate choice to avoid social interaction. The repetition of "dudes" may suggest a dismissive attitude towards others or a sense of detachment....Read More