Juju tackles the spiritual paranoia that comes with rising success. When the wins start coming, so does the gossip, envy, and in some circles, whispers of haters/enemies using “juju” (black magic). It addresses all of it head-on, with features from JAYII and Home Bhoy adding extra weight to the collective “we versus them” energy, touching on backbiting, holy water vs. juju, and wishing well (or hell) on others. It also affirms divine cover: “If no be God e dey for me / They for don down me put inside one grave.” A powerful spiritual flex track, Juju builds tension throughout, and the repeated hooks create a hypnotic, almost ceremonial feel. At its core, it is a faith track, an affirmation that divine cover is stronger than anything working against you