Video - Joyner Lucas - Seventeen

In "Seventeen," Joyner Lucas shares his ambitious dreams and reflects on his journey from rags to riches, all set against the backdrop of the suburbs. The Worcester, Massachusetts lyricist connects with his fans in the music video, creating a sense of unity with his audience. The song opens with a tribute to the late rapper Mac Miller, acknowledging the fifth anniversary of his tragic passing. This gesture sets a reflective tone for the track. Joyner Lucas' lyrics in the hook, where he raps about hitting a lick and making a significant financial gain, reflect his success and his ability to overcome challenges. He mentions purchasing a car to show off to his detractors, emphasizing his triumph over adversity. The line "Never knew that getting richer would make me enemies" highlights the challenges that often come with success. "Seventeen" is produced by Leo Son and ADHD Productions, and it serves as Joyner's first release since "Broski" in June. It's expected to be part of his upcoming album, "Not Now, I'm Busy," showcasing Joyner Lucas' lyrical prowess and his ability to connect with his audience through personal storytelling.