A Ruthless Offset & J.I.D. Pile On The "Bodies" In Lethal New Collaboration

Offset and J.I.D. deliver grit and introspection on "Bodies," a heavy-hitting track that wrestles with trauma, grief, and survival. 




The song trades club energy for stark honesty, with both artists sharpening their strengths. Offset brings emotional weight through personal reflection, while J.I.D. weaves intricate bars that probe the lingering scars of violence.




Offset channels loss and lessons, tapping into memories of a rough upbringing and friends gone too soon. His delivery is calmer than his usual swagger, signaling maturity and intention. He doesn't glamorize the past-he studies it, letting regret echo between his lines.




J.I.D. enters with agility and precision. His flow darts through jagged rhythm changes, echoing the chaos of grief and the unpredictability of loyalty. His verse reads less like confession and more like a field report-sharp, aware, and steeped in observation.




The lyrical tension builds as the two explore how trauma reverberates across lives, not just within one man. Each line lands like a pulse in the dark, haunted by survival and guilt.




"Bodies" doesn't offer resolution. It holds a mirror up to pain and asks listeners to sit with it. Offset warns the next generation with hard-earned wisdom, while J.I.D. reminds us the burden is collective.




Offset and J.I.D. resist spectacle in favor of substance. They tell the truth without spectacle, giving voice to wounds often ignored. In "Bodies," they craft a track that feels urgent, reflective, and necessary.




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"Bodies" - Offset Ft. J.I.D.

Quotable Lyrics




'Fore I got money, I was in the trap kickin' doors, and I'm just bein' honest (I'm honest)




If you want smoke then we cook niggas up like a omelette, I'm just bein' honest (Cook 'em)




Throw me a sixty if I go to Magic, or Onyx, I'm just bein' honest (Sixty)




I keep a stick or a blicky in case it get sticky, I'm just bein' honest (In case)




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