As Joyner Lucas gears up for the release of his highly anticipated album “Not Now, I’m Busy,” the rapper treats fans to a taste of what’s to come with his latest offering, “Best For Me,” featuring Country rap and singer Jelly Roll.
Backed by Jelly Roll’s soulful hook, Joyner dives into the emotional turmoil of strained relationships, tackling themes of addiction and life struggles head-on. His poignant lyrics reflect the internal battles faced when dealing with personal demons.
“Living in hell, warned you when I gotta leave, like how can I breathe?,” he passionately raps. “And how you gon’ tell me addiction’s not a disease? Fuck do you mean? / If it’s not a disease, then why has it gotten to me? It’s not what it seems / But you always be makin’ me feel like the problem’s me.”
“Best For Me” follows the release of Joyner’s recent track “Sticks & Stones” featuring Conway The Machine, building anticipation for the full album drop this Friday (May 22nd). With its heartfelt lyrics and soul-stirring melodies, “Best For Me” sets the stage for what promises to be a powerful and introspective project from Joyner Lucas.
