"Juse Ju" does not have a direct translation as it appears to be a name or a specific term. If you provide more context or additional text, I would be happy to help with the translation!

There are those days when you look at a seemingly burning world with despair, anger, and a drive to take action. But these are often also the days when you take a nostalgic glance in the rearview mirror and remember. And no, the past wasn't all better, but it was different. The past and present intertwine in Juse Ju's new project "In Those Days." After the laid-back, battle rap and humor-infused top-10 album "BAWRS" with Fatoni and Edgar Wasser last year, Juse returns to what has made him one of the most important voices in alternative German-speaking rap music over the past decade: nostalgic, autobiographical time travels hand in hand with politically concrete, biting, and sometimes satirical reflections on the present. But what reads like the recipe of a political songwriter remains musically deeply rooted in HipHop with Juse Ju. Not only in terms of beats but also in the density of punchlines.

And since we are indeed living in those days, Juse Ju and his crew are going on tour again through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Nineteen cities where Juse will, as usual, leave his heart and lungs on stage. Nineteen shows without playbacks, cellphone videos, or safety nets. Live vocals, live drums, live mosh pits, live tears – simply life. Juse Ju's last tour with Fatoni and Edgar Wasser sold out literally within 24 hours. Let's see how it goes in those coming days.