Jocelyn Flores
XXXTENTACION ft. Shiloh Dynasty · 17
I know you so well, so well
I mean, I can do anything that he can
I've been pretty
[Chorus: XXXTENTACION]
I know you're somewhere, somewhere
I've been trapped in my mind girl, I was hoping that
I don't wanna pretend there's something, we're nothing
I've been stuck thinking bout' her, can't hold back
[Verse: XXXTENTACION]
I'm in pain, wanna put 10 shots in my brain
I've been tripped by some things I can't change
Suicidal, same time I maintain, fuck this thing
Get a phone call
Girl that you fuck with killed herself
How is it someone when nobody help
And ever since then, man, I hate myself
Wanna fucking end it
Pessimistic
All wanna see me with no pot to piss in
But niggas been excited 'bout the grave I'm digging
Having conversations about my haste decisions
Fucking sickening
At the same time, memory surfaced through the grapevine
But my uncle playing with a slipknot
Post traumatic stress got me fucked up
Been fucked up since a couple months they had a nigga locked up
[Pre-Outro: XXXTENTACION]
I be feeling pain, I be feeling pain just to hold on
And I don't feel the same, I'm so numb
I be feeling pain, I be feeling pain just to hold on
And I don't feel the same, I'm so numb
[Outro: Shiloh Dynasty]
I know you so well
I mean, I can do anything that he can
I've been pretty
Jocelyn Flores
Jocelyn Flores stands as a defining track on XXXTENTACION's debut studio album, 17. Released in 2017, the song captures the raw emotional intensity that characterized the artist's early work within the alternative hip-hop and emo rap genres. Featuring Shiloh Dynasty, the recording blends melodic singing with introspective lyrics, reflecting the personal themes central to the album's narrative. The track gained significant traction following the artist's passing, becoming a staple in his discography and highlighting his ability to merge vulnerability with heavy production. As a key component of his breakthrough era, the song remains a testament to his influence on modern rap and R&B, showcasing a distinct sound that resonated deeply with a new generation of listeners.