R.I.P.

"R.I.P." is a passionate, reckless love song. Joji sings the chorus, and Trippie Redd takes the verse and outro. The song's central idea is total devotion: the singer offers to take the blame, to give up his life, and to commit fully to one person. The chorus pushes urgency, saying there is "no more time" and inviting the listener to start right now. The mood is intoxicated and intense, as if the love is so strong that it feels dangerous.

The bridge brings in doubt from outside. The repeated question about whether "they" are talking about the couple suggests gossip and judgment from other people. In the verse, the couple's answer is trust and secrecy: the relationship matters because "no one know but us." The phrase "I would die for you" is repeated and set against "R.I.P.", which turns a dramatic promise of loyalty into a kind of memorial. These are hyperbole rather than literal plans, and they show how the singer measures love by how much he is willing to lose.

The imagery is short and ambiguous. The phrase about taking someone "on them rocks" could refer to jewelry or drugs, and that uncertainty adds to the feeling of danger and excess. By the outro, the repetition has largely replaced clear meaning, so the song ends on the emotional impression of devotion rather than a clear story.