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realize that your dark side could be inside you run as fast as you can but you can't hide realize that your dark side could be inside you ride as fast as you control no one knows no one knows money is happiness cap I have a limit of fidelity and drugs only make it worse. I take a benefit, then I take a drink, and now I take a sip from the circle when I'm trying to relax. I'm ready for what when the demons attack. Yeah, I think it's funny. I actually wrote that song in about 15 minutes and then on the original mixtape that it was on I didn't think it was going to be like it was just another song.

I still see your shadows in my room. I don't trust my head. and my heart because I don't know which is which sometimes, but I wanted to laugh. She would have made it with fake plastic. It's like a fine line between having an influence and letting the drugs do you instead of you making the tribes. 'cause it's so easy to get over consumed and I don't care what anyone says, it's easy to get over consumed and weak, it's free style, it's nothing planned in advance, it really comes from my heart, you know what I'm saying, it really comes from my subconscious and it really comes from a deep guy, realistically, you're doing drugs, you're going to die like if you overcome your resistance and you get high, you overdose and you're done, so we found out that I was doing more than four well, like a week before After he passed away, you know, we found out what he was doing, I'm not going to say the number, but it was a big number, yeah, so I go crazy, bro, what do I tell everyone?

Man, look, we gotta send this kid to rehab you know before I feel like this don't believe what he said what he said said okay I'll go I'll go but I'm not going to stop I like I like doing it too much like I stopped crazy yeah I peed on all those people that they pass but we have to keep living we have to let them

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through us we have to keep living even though it's a wake up call but you know, having a wake up call is one thing applying that to your life and changing your life is another.

In the late '90s, the rap music industry was rocked by the tragic loss of two true icons, Tupac and the famous B.I.G. due to the nature of the education and the lifestyle they led. Most famous rappers, the biggest fans of rap, are unfortunately no strangers to witnessing the legacy of their favorite stars being cut short, as with each generation we have seen many greats fall and almost everyone could name a rapper who, However, we have tragically lost for our generation there are two artists who caused a ripple effect like no other when they passed away due to the impact and influence they had on so many people of all ages through their wise words, motivational perspective and of course, on all, inspiring and powerful music that shaped the future of the industry, those two incredible artists are of course x and

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world artists with similar styles, technical ability and diversity, but most importantly, human beings with points of equally powerful outlook and energy that allows both artists to create a cult fan base and community like no other.

Another thing we have seen in our 999 generation represents taking any hell or any negative situation you find yourself in and turning it into something positive by using it to push yourself. Yes, now of course you most likely know this channel from our first video. Long

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the acts. Today we finally cover the incredible rise and tragic loss of Jarad Anthony Higgins, better known as Juice World, I'm there, I'm not going to lie, yeah, but it's not like those are the characteristics of a genius, so heh heh, you . easily distracted squirrel jared was born on december 2, 1998 in chicago illinois where he grew up in the southern suburbs very similar to x jarrah's early years x jarrah's father left his family when he was just three years old leaving his mother To raise him and his older brother on our own, his mother Carmela Wallace was very religious, which gives a good understanding of where Juice's good values ​​and morals come from.

These values ​​were one of the essential elements in making Jared so influential in his later life, however, due to his religious beliefs his mother refused to allow him to listen to hip-hop, which is likely due to the extremely controversial stigma. which the genre had even in the late 2000s, with its gang affiliation and drug-related crimes. Jared had to settle for rock and pop music. at home, which in the end only did him a favor, since the combination between those two musical genres and the traditional hip-hop sound is what made his music so special and unique. Yes, she has always contributed greatly to my success and making sure she had a good school to go to and food on my plate.

We are not always on the same page. I'm more of a free spirit. She's a little conservative, but she's starting to see that she's starting to let me be me. I know it's funny how situations like that and his mother's strict rules ended up turning Jarad into the man we know and love today and just absorbing everything like music and I listened to it just filling my head with it not really caring about school or homework. or really anything else besides music, you know, that's all I cared about, so to give an idea of ​​Jared's incredible natural talent, at only four years old he started learning to play the piano and then he learned to play Guitar. and drums and this shows that he had a clear interest in music from the beginning, however, as Jared grew older and his mother's influence and control naturally diminished when he was only in sixth grade, he began to drink lean and using percocets and xanax for some of us.

However, it may seem crazy, due to the nature of the environment around Jared and the place where he was raised, like many other artists of this type, he would have been exposed to the wrong people and the wrong substances from an extremely young age and We raise exactly the same point. In

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life x, when these kids grow up in these types of areas, they almost have no choice but to participate in these illegal things because they need to do it to gain credibility and fit in to stay safe, but also just to have friends and people around them I feel that most people who did that did it because other people did it because it was a fad because it was talked about in songs, however, despite his incredibly early introduction to drugs, Jared has never been a rapper gangster. and he's never really been involved in any other crimes or situations and generally kept his nose very clean for an artist of this type but, naturally, when Jarrod spent time around drugs and the kind of people that come with that, for Of course, it was exposed. to hip-hop and rap and of course he was also eventually independent and alone enough, away from his mother, to listen to it without his consent and it's pretty obvious that this is the genre he fell in love with. like no other.

I'm going to hit that from behind now you know how it is, although every day I wake up and of course at the time this was a genre that was on the rise, particularly in his area, and Jared actually states that yes, music that I was listening to. of artists like the future was shaping his path and it was also shaping his interest in drugs and that kind of lifestyle two years later, fast forward, future falls 56 nights, the same thing that said we were clucks and it's hitting our lines wondering what he was getting into. This about you, you know what I'm saying, someone like that was a fad, brother, people got involved in that cause of music, music is powerful, brother, and music moves fashion, it moves, you know what I'm saying. saying, like it moves the culture, like it's powerful, bro, so drugs included, drugs are included in the culture now, unfortunately, and at the time when music was Jared's biggest passion, obviously, that was very important in creating the man we all knew and loved, however, he also brought in the negative side of himself, exposing him even more.

The drug world, as these types of tracks are

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of connections to drug culture and before you know it, it has literally become a standard part of Juice's everyday life, as if it were a of those normal things, but either way you combine his natural musical talent. with a genre that he really loves and that he is exposed to every day and well, you know what happens next, I still see your shadows in my room. I didn't know that many people would be able to identify with the heart. I was surprised. I, how many people relate to that song, like sixth grade, seventh grade, listening to songs about Ship and Lean, those are like the really influential years.

I feel like, especially as a kid, there's no such thing as halfway gangsters, you beat them. hallways you're not on the streets find out who your role models are what you like basketball football that's when you start choosing the dreams you want to pursue damn in his early high school years jarrod started experimenting with rap music and releasing his first tracks on SoundCloud by simply recording from his phone and this brought us his first track called Forever which he released on SoundCloud in 2015. At the time his name was Juice the Kid which was quickly changed to of course Juice. world and that famous name was actually incredibly inspired by one of the legends I mentioned at the beginning of the video, Tupac Shakur, a rapper to no one's surprise, who also loved and was greatly inspired during his incredible career, one of the few movies that pak It was actually called Juice, which was a very successful crime thriller, so the first section of Juice's name is a tribute to one of the greatest rappers of all time and of course it is combined with the word world, It simply indicated Juice's intentions to take over the world with his music and it's safe to say that yes, he succeeded, now don't get me wrong, you can say that his quality on that first track Forever is of course very low and yes, obviously the mix is ​​very wrong, however, for someone's first time.

Anyone who has followed his lyrics and his flow are simply exceptional, the way Jews can put words together with his very relaxing and smooth voice is simply insane and he has to have one of the best natural voices of anyone in the history of the rap, two years after that. The initial release of his first track Forever and many other experimental songs came with Juice's first

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y produced single, Too Much Cash, and this was produced by Nick Mira, someone who is a very important figure throughout his entire career and This, of course, added that validity and professionalism. to the track he'd never had before and surprisingly, Nick Mirror actually made beats as a favor for Juice and used to dropbox them to him for free.

He would just send him beats because he already knew the talent Juice possessed. Clearly I had seen it from the beginning and like I said of course this allowed the Jews to take their sound and their style to the next level and put it in a professional space and this means that people can finally start taking their music oh really. because it was produced correctly, so many pills made me feel hyperventilating, I was in hell trying to dance, I was saying that after releasing a few more tracks and projects on SoundCloud, all of which continued to feature their phenomenal natural talent, they started to gain recognition and small-scale care.

From scouting figures in the industry before you know it, later that year in 2017, he received the opportunity to join Taz Taylor's Internet Money record label. The kid in Seattle found Juice World with 200 followers and helped develop it into what he's now giving you. resources to release their first full-length EP, 999, which was released on June 15, 2017 and features a little-known song, Lucid Dreams. Now, of course, when we think of Lucid Dreams, we think of one of the best and most important songs of our entire generation. although it blew up massively compared to their previous tracks at this point in mid-2017, it was only a fraction of what it later becomes;

However, either way, even at this early stage, lucid dreaming immediately began to increase Juice's following and gain recognition around the world. on the board and in the industry and you can really see why this song is just a musical masterpiece. I can't think of anything I don't have and the main chorus is so beautiful and iconic, looking back on it there's no way I wouldn't have been successful the day I wrote Um lucid dreams, it was a normal day, just a normal routine , which I used to do when I was making music. I would just sit in my living room and play um beats on the stereo, just write to him.

I had no idea that, um, it would be a song that would blow up, there were certain songs that I wrote and I thought, "Okay, this one might, this one might be or this one might be, but that was one of them."where I just don't like to downplay it, like I still thought it was a good song because I released it, you know, but I didn't think it would be enough to create what is now a timeless masterpiece like that. This early in his career shows that Juice is not one of those rappers who needs to spend years in the industry and years in the studio practicing and cultivating his perfect style and sound.

He's just a natural talent and he's just got it right. from the beginning and that is further supported by the unique and incredible creative process that he uses to manufacture each truck. You shouldn't feel obligated to do something because it doesn't do it with the strength of your heart that does it. because you feel like everyone else wants you to do it type and that's why it's freestyle it's nothing planned in advance it really comes from my heart you know what I'm saying it really comes from my subconscious and it really comes from Deep Type Juice never wrote his songs, He simply created them by freestyling over beats he is known as one of the greatest freestylers of all time and completed an hour-

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freestyle in a live Tim Westwood appearance that was unlike anything we've ever seen before.

Tour bus full of bottles and models and to swallow, guns full of holes, but you take out your pain, I'm rapping on them and then beats 'cause I follow the leaders, that black is a beast, I feel like a monster when you make a song As perfect as lucid dreaming, you won't appeal to just casual listeners, so halfway there. 2017 Juice World managed to demand the attention of major artists like Waka Flocka Flame Southside and G-Herbo, but more importantly, Juice's music impressed rapper Lil Bibby so much that he joined forces with his brother G Money to create the Grade record label.

A Productions. with the sole objective of signing Juice World and propelling his talent towards success like this, the best song I heard in 10 years, I told everyone and you know, I knew what I could like when I heard that song, there That's when I entered. excited like I'm making calls now I'm like cole bennett, I hit cole man, it's this kid, you have to do that and this has to be one of the best scouts and recruits we've ever seen, a few months later in December 2017 .the three song ep, nothing different was released and of course it was supported by grade A productions and this ep featured the iconic track ever since, all girls are the same, I admitted that another complete one got me done, it broke me. the heart, oh no, you didn't drink imma whole. bottle of hard liquor the hard truth can't be swallowed i need a bartender part of this truck's success is due to a lyrical lemonade blog post that expanded the

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's reach to a much wider audience and gave it verification of a respected voice in the industry, however, this type of exposure would not have happened without the support of grade A productions, creating just another point that fostered the bond Juice had with his label and of course, Lil Bibby, but obviously it goes without saying that the musical quality did not disappoint either and most of the success of this song is due to Juice's incredible performance.

At this point, he's going from strength to strength and it's very clear that this guy has the ability to create generational hits and it's becoming very clear to a lot of people that Juice Ward is the future of music and of course this is a very significant moment. because this was also the song that allowed Cole Bennett to first discover Juice World and of course, the two created some of the most iconic and most watched music videos of our generation. Two months since the blog post, Cole directed a full length music video for All Girls Are Equal which was released in February 2018 and now has over 200 million views on YouTube, this gives an idea of ​​the popularity and size of the song it has allowed has to be relevant throughout the years and to this day all girls are equal as an iconic track found on most people's playlists.

It features perfectly crafted melodies and lyrics based on relationship problems and past loves that most people can easily relate to. which is an element that Juice's music really relied on from the early stages of his career and once again, Juice not only impressed his fans but continued his dominance of the industry following the release of the stunning music video for All Girls Are the Same. records that he gave Juice an offer he just couldn't refuse of three million dollars overnight Juice World had become a multi-millionaire and his career had barely begun and I was just waiting for what was best for me and so we know.

We went to a few labels, you know, I had a couple, yeah, I had a couple of meetings and that's what I felt the best about, you know, that was the best deal, so how could we say no? You got three million dollars which felt good too, man. Damn, I peed on myself now for most people the tipping point would be signing a three million dollar record deal, but if you haven't realized yet the rise and story of Juice World is far from Normally, we are talking about a truly special artist. So the turning point actually comes shortly after, on May 4, 2018, with the official release of the Lucid Dreams single and video.

That masterpiece of a song we talked about earlier, combined with widespread momentum and widespread press from Interscope Records, allowed lucid dreaming to reach its peak. at number two on the official US Billboard and became one of the most played songs of all of 2018, but most importantly it made Juice World a household name around the world and the crazy thing is that the Lucid dreams have never stopped to this day. It has 1 billion streams on Spotify and is right up there with some of the most well-known songs in music history and is one of the few songs to have reached such a milestone that its chart success didn't end with lucid dreams. with all the girls. at the same time, and his next single, lean with me, also entered the billboard among the elite competition.

These three hugely successful singles were featured on their debut full-length project, Goodbye and Bon Voyage, which was released via Interscope in late May 2018. This iconic project also provided their first wasted track with fan favorite, lil uziver, this song and the rest of the album continued with its lyrical themes of love and drugs, she does cocaine and my basement. I'm a doctor, but my patience is running out. I think I don't have any type of patients, that's why I use lies. I'm a doctor, that is, I have drugs, but I don't have patience. A few months later, this project was followed by an unexpected and bittersweet two-track ep called Too Soon, which did bring more beautiful music from Juice, however, it was dedicated to the tragic loss of his fellow legends, Lil Peep and x, This emotional ep was released just one day after x's tragic passing, so you can see how raw and current the emotions Juice shows are. especially with the legends of the track, which was incredibly powerful and this is shown by its entry on the American billboard and its overall effect on the entire industry and the track has even more meaning today for obvious reasons, Jews claim that despite Not agreeing with his ex on certain points of view, they always kept in touch and it is clear that the Jews respected him enormously like most artists in the industry. um, really, what could I know?

We weren't really the closest of friends. We had a couple of deep conversations. feel me but and as you know, regardless of whether they are face to face or not, he always had advice from his point of view, he always had advice from his point of view, it was always advice, he never put me down, I never liked any of that . It was always positive, it was always advice, of course, this track and this episode just added to how well-known the juicing world was at the time and it was really becoming one of the most well-known names in the industry and really was starting to get to the top of his game and of course that's when the big features come and that takes him to another level after appearing on travis scott's astronomical album astroworld juice he fulfilled one of his biggest dreams by create a collaborative album with rap legend Future One.

Of his biggest musical inspirations, the only other collaborative album Future had participated in at the time was with Drake, so that shows that Juice level came out in late 2018 The lead single, Fine China, was the most successful and impressive. song from the project, however, overall it was a solid release with both artists collaborating perfectly around this time. Juice also became incredibly close to Ski Mask, who was x's best friend for a long time before he passed away. They both shared similarities in many aspects, which led them to refer to each other. to each other as evil twins, which was said to be the title of a joint project in the works for 2019 that we unfortunately never got to see, but there was still new music for Jews in 2019, as on March 8 we saw the release of their second studio album, A Deadly Race for Love, featuring his popular old singles Robo and Hear Me Call, this album topped the Billboard 200 chart and featured some very special songs that continued his theme of love and drugs.

Now I'm running for my life, now this project. was very long, perhaps too long, however it clearly demonstrated Juice's ability to achieve hit after hit with many songs on this album feeling like they could reach the top of the charts if released as a single and this. This is proven by the fact that A Death Race For Love was an award-winning album that was highly appreciated by fans around the world and at this point Juice was at the top of the game after the success of this album. Juice went on tour. with Nicki Minaj which was another big hit before releasing even more singles on the billboards including Bandit with NBA Young Boy which once again featured love and drug themes and was once again another big hit from the early stages.

As most of his lowest points came from relationship problems as he was growing up, he finally managed to find a steady girlfriend in Ali Lottie who he could really trust and who they were together for a good part of his career since 2018, so It draws on previous events to naturally create its successes when discussing the low points of Love Juice. He often touches on topics related to mental health. Mental health in the black community is such a problem. I mean a lot of people. I have friends you already know. See, they come to me without saying that they think they have anxiety, but I have known it in the past, especially in the area where I used to be with them.

They come today mom saying they have anxiety. She will be the place where we go to church. Sunday's people could really connect with the lyrics and emotions he showed in each song and of course anything they can relate to will resonate with so many people and this is one of the main things that made Juice had the great success that he had when someone. It's well-regarded since Juice is opening up about his mental health and struggles, it makes a big difference to millions of his fans around the world who are also struggling with the same type of things.

Yeah, I probably heard it was a couple of people who described it. It used to be like that, but Chicago was like crabs in a bucket and you know, I tried to get everyone else in the bucket. We will do everything we can to stop that person, but I feel like we as artists have an outlet to talk like that. and raise awareness and change like that, but I feel like I only do it when the time is right, you shouldn't be, you shouldn't feel obligated to do something because that's not doing it out of the strength of your heart, that's doing it because you feel like If you were everyone, however, looking back, it is clear that there were more problems than originally seen with the juice.

His mental health battles and very early exposure to it, along with his rapid rise to the top of the game, all amounted to a very serious drug. addiction before you start getting famous, although you probably have limited money and resources in terms of getting up and then suddenly you have too much money and getting up is cheap, but suddenly I feel like that's a good thing. because think about how exhausted I would be if I had the resources to get high every time you know what I say, think about how especially you discover something new, like we've been saying throughout this video since the beginning, a lot of the juices The lyrics and most popular and famous songs were mainly dedicated to drug abuse and drug addiction.

There really aren't many, if any, Juice World verses that don't include some sort of mention or reference to drugs. The problem here is that Juice made rap music so it was simply considered normal because in this industry it is, however in this case it wasn't just lyrics and Juice World was actually suffering from a serious addiction.to drugs, they weren't just lyrics, they were real and sometimes when you look back, I can almost see it as a cry for help. Juice was in a serious state where drugs were really being used, especially towards the end of his career.

All this became clear since recently one of the people closest to Juice Lil Bibby was the one who established that relationship. Since his initial label, Grenade Productions claimed that he began to realize that Juice was taking an abnormal amount of drugs. I found out he was doing like four, you know what I'm saying, four or four like Bills, what Perkins says, so I understand. until I freak out, how can I tell everyone, man look we have to send this kid to rehab, him, the rest of the kids around him and even his mom finally demanded he go to rehab, I found out he was doing more that four, well, about a week before he passed away, you know, we found out he was gone.

I'm not going to say the number, but it was big, yeah, I had no choice at this point, you know what I'm saying, man. You have to know what I'm saying, don't believe what he said, okay, he said, okay, I'll go but I'm not going to stop. I'll lower my dose a little, but I like it. I love doing it as much as I left it, but it was too late as, tragically, just a week later on December 8, 2019, the death of Juice Ward was announced following an overdose of Percocet and at that time other drugs. unknown, it was later discovered to be toxic.

Levels of codeine and oxy were also present in his system, meaning that Juice had taken an extreme amount of drugs prior to his death and all of this led to him suffering a life-threatening seizure. . Oh, of course, I thought he was going to be good. I've never been. uh no I don't know anyone who's died for you you know rappers well I guess but I never thought it was good right but I don't want to get into my feelings to some extent I hate how it's normal for a young rapper to be so drugged that it seems like we should know enough at this point to It should seem like an emergency to help them, you know, after seeing what happened, the seizure occurred during a police search once his private jet landed in Chicago, he said federal agents notified local law enforcement officers that there were guns and drugs on board the plane, this led many fans, fellow artists, and of course the mainstream media to believe that the overdose occurred because he took too many drugs in an attempt to hide them from the police search.

This, of course, is not yet confirmed, however, people close to Him, such as Lil Bibby, claim that this was not the case and that it was all simply due to his serious struggle with drug addiction. They said the report said he hid them for the police when they tried to approach them, that's just it. not true, that's a lot, but I don't want to talk, man, okay, but yeah, I mean that's why I wrote in the news too. I never actually talked to anyone there. I wonder how different that story would be if you did. Listen to it, uh, like if I don't know, it just seems kind of silly to take a bunch of pills when it's like you're actually getting busted with a bunch of illegal stuff, like whether you know it or not.

About that, a couple of pills ain't nothing, you know, like if you had 70 pounds of weed and a bunch of guns and everything that was on that plane, you know, a handful of benefits aren't going to make a dent in the case, In my opinion, the saddest part is that Juice was fully aware of the negative effects of drugs, the fact that they could easily kill you and ruin aspects of your life, but despite this, he continued to abuse them since his addiction It just took over, man, I know, man. Sorry, I'm just dealing with anxiety and I did.

I said brother, what is it? What is it? I also have anxiety. What are you talking about in real life? Like I'm too stressed, bro, but look over that anxiety, but. You don't do drugs, man, so I have anxiety and I'm doing drugs. I said what bro, stop doing drugs, so what do you think? Stop doing. That's easy for you to say and do. I say it brother, like you know what. I'm saying why can't you stop doing things like that. That was the last real conversation we had. If you've made it to this point, then you'll clearly agree that Juice Ward was incredibly talented and intelligent and there are countless interviews. fragments where he talks about the dangers of drugs and, of course, entire songs dedicated to this topic, like legends on that exact topic, one of the main lines is about fellow rappers who then do not pass the age of 21, which once more adds to the tragedy.

When you realize that juicing was very aware of this but it couldn't be his addiction and he died at 21, I feel like it changed everyone's perspective, but it's like for people who were actually doing that before it was a transient trend. it was before it was cool so it's not as easy as saying it's not cool anymore and then quitting because at this point you're addicted you know what I'm saying so it's like damn let me work on lowering my up to I'm out of this in an interview without a jumper Juice talks about making sure we allow rappers like Ax to live on and the exact same response has been shown for him since Juice's death.

Not only have we seen many people cry for him, but I have also seen many people celebrate his incredible talents and carry forward his teachings, of course, one of the main names here is Kid Leroy, who was a juicing prodigy and since so he has created incredible music that shows clear inspiration from his mentor, but you know. I guess at the end of the day that's what it is now and like I said, that was my older brother so I know you know he wouldn't want us to slow down or stop, but sure. although it was definitely like two weeks, you know, I really liked thinking about it and we just put everything on pause and just because he was like that it was a big thing, it was a big thing not only for us but for everyone, so yeah, definitely. um, but yeah, it was him, it's just a tragedy, I really have to keep moving and you know, keep his legacy alive and I think his music will be around forever, so, oh, that's a fact, yeah, but also We have been lucky enough to receive something incredible.

Posthumous releases from his team and family including many appearances and verses but most notable is a full length studio album called Legends Never Die which we reviewed previously and it's safe to say it's an incredibly special, emotional and moving project that will allow people remember Juice World. and his legacy forever, despite being packed with incredible music, can be difficult for fans of his to listen to with songs like Righteous that talk a lot about the drugs that killed him and his battle with addiction. He also specifically talks about dying from drugs in that song. which adds to the tragedy that he simply cannot stop even though he actually knew the dangers.

Rumor has it that there is more unreleased music on the way, but I really hope they don't try to use too unfinished music like we have. I watched with the rap industry and especially for us fans. and I'll be honest making this video doing the research repeating some of these lines now and in particular watching the interviews has been difficult and it's always difficult to make this kind of

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I mean I remember long lives was an incredibly emotional kind of production on the part mine and joe um and this is no different really, it's just that yeah, it's been hard to make and these are hard videos to make to be honest, it just makes you feel not only like you know the juice world is gone, But when you look at the big picture, that another legend has been taken away from us, that's the most horrible part, like the fact that we've lost another legend who could have made even more phenomenal music and would have gone on to be one of the best of all time in everyone's opinion, while obviously at the moment it is only in the opinion of the people who were lucky enough to appreciate his music at the time like us, but as with everything, it sounds strange to say this, but we must look at the Positive side to this situation is simply that we were lucky enough to experience this amazing guy's music.

We were lucky enough to be around and involved in the industry and listen to this genre of music at the same time Juice World was alive and running. and peep and pop smoke and everyone we've lost, so above all, it's our job and our duty as rap fans of this generation to allow Juice's legacy and music to live on at the end of the day, we always go. by playing his songs we will always tell our kids our grandkids and everyone that we know how good this guy's damn music was and he will live forever as long as we make it so jared anthony higgins an inspiring human being who We all loved to continue resting in peace, but the legend of the juice world will always live on.

It's funny because I actually wrote that song in like 15 minutes and then on the original mixtape I was on I didn't think it was going to be like that. It was just another song, obviously I liked it enough to put it on the project, but I think that was going to be the hit. She had a song called Moonlight on the tape and I thought it was going to be the hit, but I was talking to her on Instagram for over a year, but even though there was no flirting, it was like, oh, this song sounds hard, keep going with it. good job, you know, it was very difficult, it wasn't a catfish, although, oh, I realized I never could do it. when the time is right, you shouldn't be, you shouldn't feel obligated to do something because you don't do it out of the strength of your heart, you do it because you feel that you, everyone else wants you to do it, this man writes, come on. to the studio with his goth girlfriend like you know, only with the next one, you know she likes real goth, you know what I'm saying and his time kissing her in front of all my friends, that's when I knew, man, this right here started you .

I know what I'm saying because I would never do that, right? I know I knew he was just starving right now. I'm like, bro, he doesn't care, he doesn't care what people think you're a gift, no. damn, listen to it on all streaming platforms, make bread for the kids, listen to Adam 22 his new mixtape, yes, amazing, follow Adam22 on Instagram and Twitter, break into a crown, we are not sponsored by them but it is a good drink if someone has done something. Don't worry, we'll play with them later, play kendama for some rope gang. I'm going to play with your mom.