Chords for Juice WRLD - The Man, The Myth, The Legend [Interlude] (Official Audio)
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119.85 bpm
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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What do you see in Juice WRLD?
Talk about the talent that you see in him, you just brought him out on stage in front of all these people.
I see you said he's like the best freestyler alive.
He like, he like that 2009, I like 2006, 2006 to 2009 Lil Wayne.
He that, he that nigga.
And then they said you'll do another version of the song on freestyle.
Yeah, just try three, three full songs.
All freestyle, like which one we like?
Yeah, man, let me know, I'ma text you.
Alright, man.
For sure, bro.
Pleasure to be alive, bro.
Nice to meet you.
Alright, bro.
Alright, bro.
Be blessed, bro.
You too, bro.
Yes, sir.
Shout out to Juice too, man.
Like, yo, he, that kid was so [F#] talented, man.
He, like his, [D#] his freestyle he did on Westworld where he rapped for an hour.
Like, what the fuck?
To be so young, he like mastered that so fucking quickly.
It's really sad, man, that, that like his potential was so off the charts.
You know who the best freestyle I've ever seen is?
Yeah.
Juice WRLD.
Juice, yeah.
Have you ever seen his freestyles?
They're, they're so, they're never ending.
Like, you can do it for like an hour.
Yeah, you always, yeah.
He makes total sense the entire time and is actually really like good, like intricate flow patterns.
Like, to me, he was the best freestyle I've ever seen.
And he, and he was like the best hit maker.
He was like, I really feel like he was the most talented, like songwriter in music.
I can't imagine him just going in there and like doing one.
Juice did that.
My friend, Benny worked with Juice.
Yeah.
And would say he would go in the booth, go three minutes over the beat, and it'd be a hit.
And then he'd say, okay, another one.
And then he'd go three minutes over the beat and it'd be a different hit.
And then he'd be like, just pick whatever version you want.
He would tell Benny to cut it up?
Yeah, yeah.
No, not even cut it up.
Just like pick, like, which hit do you want?
He freestyled, the whole song is freestyled.
Ugh.
Hits.
Ugh.
Like, smash hits.
How, how, how?
I sit in my room for six months and write a verse.
This guy goes in there and it's four minutes and it's a smash.
I think like what, what Juice was to our generation, bro, and the impact that he had on us is what
Biggie did for New York, for real.
Like, I really think, um, what he had that, like that Biggie Pac effect, you know what I'm saying?
In his short
Talk about the talent that you see in him, you just brought him out on stage in front of all these people.
I see you said he's like the best freestyler alive.
He like, he like that 2009, I like 2006, 2006 to 2009 Lil Wayne.
He that, he that nigga.
And then they said you'll do another version of the song on freestyle.
Yeah, just try three, three full songs.
All freestyle, like which one we like?
Yeah, man, let me know, I'ma text you.
Alright, man.
For sure, bro.
Pleasure to be alive, bro.
Nice to meet you.
Alright, bro.
Alright, bro.
Be blessed, bro.
You too, bro.
Yes, sir.
Shout out to Juice too, man.
Like, yo, he, that kid was so [F#] talented, man.
He, like his, [D#] his freestyle he did on Westworld where he rapped for an hour.
Like, what the fuck?
To be so young, he like mastered that so fucking quickly.
It's really sad, man, that, that like his potential was so off the charts.
You know who the best freestyle I've ever seen is?
Yeah.
Juice WRLD.
Juice, yeah.
Have you ever seen his freestyles?
They're, they're so, they're never ending.
Like, you can do it for like an hour.
Yeah, you always, yeah.
He makes total sense the entire time and is actually really like good, like intricate flow patterns.
Like, to me, he was the best freestyle I've ever seen.
And he, and he was like the best hit maker.
He was like, I really feel like he was the most talented, like songwriter in music.
I can't imagine him just going in there and like doing one.
Juice did that.
My friend, Benny worked with Juice.
Yeah.
And would say he would go in the booth, go three minutes over the beat, and it'd be a hit.
And then he'd say, okay, another one.
And then he'd go three minutes over the beat and it'd be a different hit.
And then he'd be like, just pick whatever version you want.
He would tell Benny to cut it up?
Yeah, yeah.
No, not even cut it up.
Just like pick, like, which hit do you want?
He freestyled, the whole song is freestyled.
Ugh.
Hits.
Ugh.
Like, smash hits.
How, how, how?
I sit in my room for six months and write a verse.
This guy goes in there and it's four minutes and it's a smash.
I think like what, what Juice was to our generation, bro, and the impact that he had on us is what
Biggie did for New York, for real.
Like, I really think, um, what he had that, like that Biggie Pac effect, you know what I'm saying?
In his short
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What do you see in Juice WRLD?
Talk about the talent that you see in him, you just brought him out on stage in front of all these people.
I see you said he's like the best freestyler alive.
_ He like, _ _ _ _ _ he like that _ 2009, _ I like 2006, _ _ 2006 to 2009 Lil Wayne.
_ He that, he that nigga.
And then they said you'll do _ _ another version of the song on freestyle.
Yeah, just try three, three full songs.
All _ freestyle, like which one we like?
Yeah, man, let me know, I'ma text you.
Alright, man.
For sure, bro.
_ Pleasure to be alive, bro.
Nice to meet you.
Alright, bro.
Alright, bro.
Be blessed, bro.
You too, bro.
Yes, sir.
Shout out _ to Juice too, man.
Like, yo, he, that kid was so [F#] talented, man.
He, like his, [D#] his freestyle he did on Westworld where he rapped for an hour.
Like, what the fuck?
To be so young, he like mastered that so fucking quickly.
It's really sad, man, that, that like his potential was so off the charts.
You know who the best freestyle I've ever seen is?
Yeah.
Juice WRLD.
Juice, yeah.
Have you ever seen his freestyles?
They're, they're so, they're never ending.
Like, you can do it for like an hour.
Yeah, you always, yeah.
He makes total sense the entire time and is actually really like good, like intricate flow patterns.
Like, to me, he was the best freestyle I've ever seen.
And he, and he was like the best hit maker.
He was like, I really feel like he was the most talented, like songwriter in music.
I can't imagine him just going in there and like doing one.
Juice did that.
My friend, Benny worked with Juice.
Yeah.
And would say he would go in the booth, go three minutes over the beat, and it'd be a hit.
And then he'd say, okay, another one.
And then he'd go three minutes over the beat and it'd be a different hit.
And then he'd be like, just pick whatever version you want.
He would tell Benny to cut it up?
Yeah, yeah.
No, not even cut it up.
Just like pick, like, which hit do you want?
He freestyled, the whole song is freestyled.
Ugh.
Hits.
Ugh.
Like, smash hits.
How, how, how?
I sit in my room for six months and write a verse.
This guy goes in there and it's four minutes and it's a smash.
I think like what, what Juice was to our generation, bro, and the impact that he had on us is what
Biggie did for New York, for real.
Like, I really think, um, what he had that, like that Biggie Pac effect, you know what I'm saying?
In his short
Talk about the talent that you see in him, you just brought him out on stage in front of all these people.
I see you said he's like the best freestyler alive.
_ He like, _ _ _ _ _ he like that _ 2009, _ I like 2006, _ _ 2006 to 2009 Lil Wayne.
_ He that, he that nigga.
And then they said you'll do _ _ another version of the song on freestyle.
Yeah, just try three, three full songs.
All _ freestyle, like which one we like?
Yeah, man, let me know, I'ma text you.
Alright, man.
For sure, bro.
_ Pleasure to be alive, bro.
Nice to meet you.
Alright, bro.
Alright, bro.
Be blessed, bro.
You too, bro.
Yes, sir.
Shout out _ to Juice too, man.
Like, yo, he, that kid was so [F#] talented, man.
He, like his, [D#] his freestyle he did on Westworld where he rapped for an hour.
Like, what the fuck?
To be so young, he like mastered that so fucking quickly.
It's really sad, man, that, that like his potential was so off the charts.
You know who the best freestyle I've ever seen is?
Yeah.
Juice WRLD.
Juice, yeah.
Have you ever seen his freestyles?
They're, they're so, they're never ending.
Like, you can do it for like an hour.
Yeah, you always, yeah.
He makes total sense the entire time and is actually really like good, like intricate flow patterns.
Like, to me, he was the best freestyle I've ever seen.
And he, and he was like the best hit maker.
He was like, I really feel like he was the most talented, like songwriter in music.
I can't imagine him just going in there and like doing one.
Juice did that.
My friend, Benny worked with Juice.
Yeah.
And would say he would go in the booth, go three minutes over the beat, and it'd be a hit.
And then he'd say, okay, another one.
And then he'd go three minutes over the beat and it'd be a different hit.
And then he'd be like, just pick whatever version you want.
He would tell Benny to cut it up?
Yeah, yeah.
No, not even cut it up.
Just like pick, like, which hit do you want?
He freestyled, the whole song is freestyled.
Ugh.
Hits.
Ugh.
Like, smash hits.
How, how, how?
I sit in my room for six months and write a verse.
This guy goes in there and it's four minutes and it's a smash.
I think like what, what Juice was to our generation, bro, and the impact that he had on us is what
Biggie did for New York, for real.
Like, I really think, um, what he had that, like that Biggie Pac effect, you know what I'm saying?
In his short