“Juicebox” is the aggressive first single of The Strokes’s third album, First Impressions of Earth. It’s B-side is Hawaii.

The track was originally called “Dracula’s Lunch,” but the band changed the named because “the title just sounded like a cool word.” When asked about the meaning of the song, Casablancas told NME:

The single could be about a proper relationship, a casual friendship or whatever you want really. It’s one of the more fun songs.

Casablancas later further explained the title change in an interview with Australian Rolling Stone:

It was a tongue-in-cheek reference to blood-suckers, so when the image of people as juiceboxes (poppers) of blood came into the picture, it stuck.