“I don’t know why but I done cut down on that syrup.” If anything, this is the ultimate compliment Thug could pay to Karlae, insofar as his prodigious lean habit precedes him.
“Damn, I broke her heart, now my heart hurt,” he sings. Robert Inglis: Backed by a barely-there beat from frequent collaborator London on the track, “Worth It” is Young Thug’s ode to his long-term girlfriend Jerrika Karlae. “Worth It” is good mood or background music, nothing more and nothing less. This isn’t a hip-hop song that people turn to for lyricism or experimentation, but Thugger wasn’t aiming for that. The beat is laid-back, and Young Thug does do a good job in keeping his flow mellow and smooth to match the instrumental. Just like “Lifestyle”, the lyrics are muffled and Auto-Tuned to the point of being incomprehensible, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Įmmanuel Elone: “Worth It” is like every other Young Thug track that I’ve ever heard. There are sweet moments too, but unfortunately the music doesn’t really grab you like the melody does in his best songs. Ĭhad Miller: Has some good lyrics although you might need a lyric sheet to get all of them. As everyone else, I’m pumped for Slime Season 3. Production work is great as always, and the vocals meld with the weird synths sublimely. It’s impressive that Young Thug can bring down the lights and the mood and still sound braggadocious and serene. The song doesn’t bang in the same way that “Hercules” or “F Cancer” do, but that’s fine. Will Rivitz: I’m personally of the opinion that Young Thug is at his absolute best when he’s going ham, but this kind of blunted take on his pitch-corrected trap is surprisingly great. Ĭhris Ingalls: I actually got physically ill from the amount of Auto-Tune I was exposed to here. Round of applause for his Young Thug and his girlfriend playing themselves in a VERY steamy video. The beat is cyclical and sultry, but not very nuanced. Alexandra Fletcher: Nice to see the softer side of Young Thug, as he pays homage to the love he has for his girlfriend.
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