Juice WRLD Is Forced To Give His Heart Up On Wounded New Song 'Robbery'

Ahead of Valentine's Day, Juice WRLD has a dark tale of romance gone awry to share. The rapper released his new single "Robbery" today (February 13) by way of the Beats 1 Radio as Zane Lowe's World Record. Don't let the mischievous name fool you; the only boundaries damaged here are metaphysical in nature, not physical. Take a listen to it below.


"Robbery" is in line with the smooth, mid-tempo jams that Juice WRLD specializes in. Nick Mira, the producer in back of his breakout single "Lucid Dreams," returns to the fold with a piano-heavy instrumental that soundtracks Juice WRLD's wounded wailing. The song is a drunken reflection of a toxic relationship by Juice WRLD, with the rapper confessing to his deepest insecurities to remain sane. "One thing my dad notified me was 'Never let your woman know once you're insecure' / So I put Gucci on the fur / And I put my wrist on iceberg," he caterwauls dejectedly. You could practically hear him venting to a stranger at the bar, while in a commercial break for a college football game, his breath heavy with the thick smell of fresh beer.


"Robbery" is the opening single from Juice WRLD's forthcoming sophomore album Deathrace for Love that is set to drop on March 8. Later this month, the rapper will be joining Nicki Minaj for The Nicki WRLD Tour that's set to kick off in Munich, Germany.