Songfacts®:

• "Yukon" is a contemplative track where Justin Bieber croons about his love for his wife Hailey. He's fully on board for whatever she wants, whether they lead to a private, intimate moment or a carefree drive in a huge Yukon SUV, windows down, with the world fading away.
• The Yukon is a full-size SUV made by GMC capable of hauling eight people, several sets of golf clubs, and possibly a small horse. It's long been a favorite of North American families, luxury car enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys commanding a vehicle roughly the size of a ski lodge.
  
  Remember you used to drive a Yukon
  
  Now, there's no public record of Hailey Bieber owning or driving a Yukon (she's more often seen in Range Rovers and Tesla Cybertrucks), but honestly, that's beside the point. The Yukon here is less about literal transportation and more a symbol of comfort, reliability, and the kind of love that stretches out like a smooth stretch of I-5.
• Bieber's vocals are soft, layered, and slightly high-pitched, like he's singing to himself as much as to us. If it feels like something SZA might whisper into a sunset, that's because Carter Lang, one of her go-to collaborators, co-produced the track.
• Eminem is one of the credited writers because Bieber interpolates a line from Em's 2010 track "Untitled" from Recovery (Deluxe Edition). The lyric in the first verse, "I can help you get a move on, like U-Haul," directly echoes Eminem's bar, "Get up, baby, get a move on like a U-Haul, you can rack your brain."
• Also popping up in the back seat of this dreamy road trip is 2 Chainz, who contributes background vocals. You'll hear several of his ad-libs, including a "yaaaAAhh" in the track's final pre-chorus.