Jungle Fever by Stevie Wonder addresses the theme of interracial relationships, particularly the biases and societal prejudices they encounter. The song is from the soundtrack of the movie also titled Jungle Fever directed by Spike Lee. It delves into the challenges and social stigmas faced by couples from different racial backgrounds. By using the term 'Jungle Fever,' it reflects the controversial and often derogatory nature through which some people view interracial relationships. Notable poignant moments include the chorus which confronts the confusion and emotional turmoil brought about by external judgments, and the verses which highlight personal experiences and societal pressures. The song ultimately calls for understanding, acceptance, and breaking down of racial barriers.