Pontus Nielsen well It is the graduation cover but for the legends never die album, they took inspiration from it and yeh made it to what the album cover looks now
The song is about him making it out of the streets and living to see his 21st birthday because so many artists have passed away before their 21st birthday. He feels he is breaking the trend and curse.
I think it is not just about artists but also about people from Chicago in general. Many of them don`t make it past 21. I am not sure about that but I believe I heard that somewhere.
It’s not that they don’t make it to 21 it’s that they don’t make it past 21 because juice was 21 and lil peep was 21. However X and pop smoke we’re both 20
GetSomeProductions lyrics can be more symbolical than lyrical, rip to juice could mean more than rest in peace to a certain person Edit: ik he’s talking about Juice
@@ikeaman7247 Shoot up a block wit my boys killin these deers, my shooter behind me always bring the beer, yk I come up wit my truck and we pop a few in em, have dinner for weeks, call that my chicken winner Free style country rap inspiration Matthew 🤣 That was the dumbest shit I’ve ever done
Polo g says “ can’t relapse off these drugs” “rip to juice, we was tweaking off them percs, I popped my last one with you” percs are drugs, painkillers.
@@fuegococoa you would be surprised. I lived in a small white town for a while and a lot of people only listened to country rap if they listened to rap at all. I'm sure hes the same, though it is good to keep your mind open to music as an artist as it helps you grow and learn things. For example, juice wrld listened to everything pretty much. 👌
The music video had a lot of meanings, here are the meanings if u didnt catch them. 0:20 Polo G constantly stays dodging bullets 0:32 He's being attacked even in the comfort of his own home 0:43 Polo eventually chooses to toss out the drugs 0:50 Polo becomes tired of "playing games" 1:04 Obviously he started "Balling" 1:11 Polo had to leave the "Balling" Behind 1:13 Polo left his home and ends up in jail 1:18 Still "Dodging bullets" 1:34 "Death" is waiting in jail. A deeper meaning other than the lyrics at 1:39 could represent a life sentence 1:43 Polo finally leaves jail behind 1:45 Still dodging fire and leaving it behind 2:00 Surrounded by guns and violence all pointing at him 2:17 Fire breaks loose but he escaped on time 2:23 Enters the hospital from the pain dealt 2:25 A dead body to the left of Polo probably of a significant other 2:40 Polos only competition is himself and he his worst enemy....mentally 2:47 Polos transition into the "GOAT" Please let Matthew see this. The timestamps are also for the music video not this reaction video.
yeah i really liked the flow, the lyrics, the beat was perfect, his voice was great and you could hear the pain in the things he was saying and you could just tell it was true
Polo said “I can’t relapse off these drugs man Rip to Juice we was tweakin off the percs I popped my last one with you” and that whole part was about Juice also when Polo gets up from the bed at the beginning a poster of Juice is behind him and right after he says the line about Juice there’s a tv playing a clip of Juice
polo g recommend songs: deep wounds, through da storm, chosen 1, kings nightmare, martin and gina, i know, wishing for a hero, i would watch the whole vid if you react to his albums
Olin 7 he grew up near cabrini green which was one of the most gang affiliated and dangerous areas in chicago due to the gun violence at the time and was broke asf but still made it. U can hear bars like ni**a where im from they turn death into a contest and other similar bars. Also its def way more to it than i just said but thats what ik
@@Truhshy That's true for a lot of rap fans too. That's actually true for almost all fans of a spesific genre so idk why you have to single out country listeners (I don't listen to country btw it's not for me most of the time)
“where i’m from they turn death into a contest ” and “my brothers went to war but they ain’t get no vietnam checks” are two of the hardest lines i’ve heard 🔥
This dude talked about Juice the whole time, and yes that line is about Juice WRLD he says RIP to Juice meaning rest in piece to Juice WRLD and you can see Juice on the tv during the video
@@isjosh8064 That's the point. Getting him to listen to things he typically wouldn't. That's why I'm here and hope to accomplish. It's like how I'm trying to get into Country and other things. People can change what they like and don't like.
I checked out your music and while it wasn’t my type of music, you’re definitely very talented, also when he said rip to juice he meant rip to juice WRLD and he popped his last percaset(I don’t know if I spelled that right) with Juice WRLD
Been waiting for this reaction. Such a good song. The next Polo songs u should react to are “Flex” “Neva Cared” and“pop out” 21 is the age that juice died, and he referenced the number in a song when he said in legends “we ain’t making it past 21” so I believe that’s the reason behind the name, and of course the fact Polo turned 21, and a lot of ppl don’t like to see that age where he’s from. polo and Juice were both from Chicago as well.
This song is indeed about his live, that's where the clip's about. The song is called 21 cause he just turned 21 and juice wrld passed at the age of 21. They were friends indeed so that's why you can spot juice wrld reverences at the beginning there's is a painting of juice wrld, that line was indeed for juice wrld and you can spot him at the tv.
“Cant Relapse Off These Drugs, Man, RIP To Juice”, what he means is juice wrld, polo and juice were really good friends and polo actually got a really big tattoo on his arm dedicated to juice.
Am I the only one in the world that thinks”decorate your block with red tape....” is the hardest line out there? “These hollow tips do surgery they goin’ clip his lungs”. Insane creativity
Sasuke Pop Out view count: 208 Million Finer Things view count 105 million. Buddy. He blew up from Pop Out. Sorry you wasnt around when the song came out 🤣🤣🤣
you should react to a boogie wit da hoodie. he was friends with juice and he’s incredibly talented. my personal favorites by him are: me and my guitar demons and angels (ft juice wrld) reply (ft lil uzi vert) me and my guitar and demons and angels are only audio but reply has a music video
Polo g said “ can’t relapse off theses drugs man rip to juice we was tweaking off them percs I popped my last one with you” percs are the drugs juice wrld overdosed on. 🙏🕊🖤 LLJW
There are Juice WRLD references scattered around the video like at 3:22 there’s a poster of him and at 4:55 he’s on the Tv. Fun fact about the Tv appearance, he has a song with Young Thug called bad boy which I’m guessing is the 2nd single for the deluxe album because there’s a video of him being on set with those clothes on. Bad Boy will basically be the last video of him on lyrical lemonade that he’s alive in.
They are both from chicago and they were friends. I don't know if you noticed but he also has a few posters and tvs with juice wrld in the back. The name is 21 because of juices death, and his own age. Last one is that the line you noticed just means what he says, can't relapse off these drugs, man R.I.P to Juice. Great videos and keep the good work going!
There is actually two things in the background of the video that shows juice wlrd in it at 3:22 in the poster of graduation and in the TV from a music video i believe at 4:54
the meaning behind the name 21 is because juice wrld was 21 when he died. on his album there are back to back songs (21 and 33) and 33 has that name because nipsey hussle was 33 when he died
hey matthew!! i really think you have alot of pottenial i really noticd bc u started pointing out stuff in the beat i never would, keep up the great work man!! your songs are awesome too
Polo G and Juice Wrld are both from Chicago and they’re really good friends. Polo did put that line in there in tribute to him. Towards the beginning of the video, you can see Juice on a poster and on a tv. You should check out their collab song, “Flex”, and Polo G’s “Wishing For A Hero”, which has a great message behind it.
you missed some cool Easter eggs! in the start, polo g had a juice wrld poster next to his bed during the bit about poker on the television there was video of juice wrld In the end of the visual of him “shooting him self” it’s his own saying of he is his only challenge mentally
juice was in the start on the wall next to his bed , the picture for graduation and later used for Legends Never Die, and then next to the poker table he is on the tv
The horns he grows at the end kinda talks about how he is killing himself. Possible the actions he is doing like taking drugs. Ultimately they both had the same image that they were killing themselves doing these drugs and I am glad that polo is off the percs
Ight so basically it’s a lot more deep than a lot of people realize. Everything is symbolic in it. Fr. That ending with the horns was meant to be his transition into the GOAT
Polo really up next for sure, The Goat (the album this song is in) is one of the best of this year and one of my all time favourites, i think you should do the same as you done for Legends Never Die and listen to them all as they all have such powerful messages and if you enjoy listening to him, i would very much enjoy watching you react to him Edit: Some other Polo songs which are AMAZING that you should hear are Finer Things (you should really react to that one imo) and maybe Man Listen (more like faster rap than singing like in 21 and finer things)
Check out all of the songs on his album, but definitely post recordings for I Know, 33, and Martin and Gina from the album, and Finer Things, Pop Out, Through da Storm, and Deep Wounds
Polo was good friends with Juice WRLD and actually got a pretty big tattoo on his arm for him. They're also both from Chicago. The line that you were wondering about is about Juice, saying that he stopped taking percs because of Juice's passing from overdosing on the pill.
polo g and juice were very good friends and they lived like 15 minutes away from each other in chicago and they hung out a lot and he was talking ab juice wrld and in the video on the tv is juice wrld and there is a poster of him too
Polo G and Juice are both from Chicago. The line you were questioning was “can’t relapse off these drugs man, RIP to Juice” after Juice overdosed. I am happy with this reaction. Please do more Polo G. Super calm but pleasant feel to it. Polo G is a good guy always giving back to his community. I would love if you did more Polo G. I’d prefer “Finer Things” but Polo G doesn’t have a bad song
I gotta say I don’t like country and I e never seen you before until this video but I’m subscribed. I really like your intelligence of music and how you bring an unbiased opinion to the video. Also from what I can tell your knowledge of music is quite good and I respect your taste. I just watched this video because Polo is one of my favorite rappers out right now and I’m glad I clicked on the video.
Found your reaction video (Hypa Hypa) and heard that song you got on the song, good job, you and your band got talent. You should do a collab with Lindsay Ell or Cam. I guess you're from Canada and so are they, and I'm sure one of them would be up for it. It would give you some more exposure, you definately deserve it. Cheers from Europe.
Juice and Polo G were very good friends and if you noticed as well, at some point in this music video you can see Juice on on one of the TV’s in the background
