Jujulipps returns with an unapologetic banger in her latest single, "Good Guys," which is anything but subtle. Produced by WHO SHOT SCOTT, the track layers heavy-hitting basslines with infectious 80s-inspired synths, creating the perfect backdrop for her razor-sharp lyricism. Her bold verses speak to the challenges of being a woman in male-dominated spaces, from working in an all-male environment to claiming her place in the hip-hop world with fearless confidence.
Jujulipps wastes no time laying down her truth: navigating through life’s double standards, rejecting societal expectations, and refusing to let anyone stand in her way. Her delivery is fiercely packed with attitude as she owns every word, delivering a biting critique of the outdated norms that women are still expected to conform to.
What sets Jujulipps apart is her ability to blend assertiveness with wit. Her verses don’t just hit hard; they’re clever, quick, and unapologetically direct. With its retro-flavored synths, the energetic production brings a fresh sound to the table while amplifying the track’s rebellious spirit.
Jujulipps channels her lived experiences into her music, using her voice to highlight the struggles and triumphs of women carving out space in traditionally male-driven industries. Her message is clear: she’s here to disrupt and do it on her own terms.