J.O.W.Y.H (JUMP OUT) Lyrics – 21 Savage

21 Savage is closing out 2025 with a gut-check question on WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STREETS?, his surprise fourth solo album dropping today via Epic and Slaughter Gang, and J.O.W.Y.H (JUMP OUT) is that high-octane reminder of why the streets don’t forget how to move.

This cut’s Savage in his element: bouncy 808s courtesy of Kid Hazel, Prod LB, and Oscar Zulu that rattle like dice in a cup, paired with his deadpan drawl turning petty conquests into hood scripture. It’s classic Atlanta trap laced with that post-prison polish—short, snappy verses that stack Margiela flexes against sour patch regrets, themes orbiting borrowed bitches, burnt-out threesomes, and that boss-nigga code where you don’t touch doors or forgive slubs. No deep cuts here; it’s surface-level savagery, a creative pivot from his introspective American Dream era toward rawer, replayable street anthems that nod to his early Slaughter tape days. Dropped as the third single with a video full of twerking cameos and Uzi cameos, it’s got TikTok in a chokehold, folks jumping out on their exes in stitches.

The whole album hit like a blackout—announced just four days ago with a stark trailer showing a hit in motion, no singles, no rollout fanfare. 14 tracks deep, it’s stacked with heavy hitters: Drake on MR RECOUP, Latto sparking POP IT, GloRilla bringing fire to DOG $HIT, and Metro Boomin anchoring GANG OVER EVERYTHING. Young Nudy and Lil Baby pop up too, keeping it family, while the HALFTIME INTERLUDE breaks it up like a quick breath in the trenches. Fans could pre-save on Spotify for the full tracklist and instant drop, and it’s already spiking streams, pulling in that core crowd hungry for unfiltered 21. He kept the socials tight, just a “Friday!” post on X that had everyone scrambling, with Travis Scott and DJ Khaled quick to repost the vibe.

Man, this feels like 21 reclaiming his lane after a quiet year. Coming off american dream’s chart-topping run in early ’24—where he blended introspection with those signature shots—this one’s him doubling down on the grit, post-feature marathon with spots on Travis’s JACKBOYS 2 and Lil Baby’s cuts. No more dipping into pop edges; it’s back to the block, evolving that Slaughter Gang sound into something sharper, more urgent, like he’s auditing the game and calling out the soft spots. With tours locked for ’26 and whispers of a Metro sequel, he’s not slowing down—he’s just reloading.

Dive into the J.O.W.Y.H (JUMP OUT) lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STREETS? tracks for more of 21 Savage’s street autopsy.