You can feel her pain and anguish over the loss of her son. She's a strong woman to speak about her devastating loss. May she find strength in knowing she was a good Mother to Jared.

@jordan5688

2 жыл бұрын

jarad*

@hewasadragonman8382

2 жыл бұрын

Just say she's strong. Don't attach the gender like it's special.

@jacs9992

2 жыл бұрын

@@hewasadragonman8382 what’s wrong with saying she’s a strong woman cause that’s what she is lol

@kristinbarnett2808

2 жыл бұрын

You spelled his name wrong. Please do your research before commenting.

@AmityHardstyle

Жыл бұрын

@@SamuelWeaver21 Then they should learn how to disable auto correct lmao

“Take the judgment off and listen” can literally save a whole generation of kids dealing with whatever they are gong thru!

@rsyoutube9252

2 жыл бұрын

They didn't let her get to him the doctors is obviously in it with the industry & sacrificed a legend

@jamesolelo4406

2 жыл бұрын

@RS KZread whoa. Don't spread lies please. Have some respect kid

@rsyoutube9252

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamesolelo4406 I respect the dead but y'all gotta think they didn't want let her in & they told her word for word that they tried everything how tf we don't know they really did tried everything he just saying words she should be able to see her child...

@timg8257

2 жыл бұрын

@@rsyoutube9252 to say a medical professional didn’t try everything within their resources to revive someone makes literally no since. Even if I entertain the idea that one doctor had some ill intent (which that is an incredibly low chance, near 0%), there are several other professionals watching and performing along with him or her. They would pick up on that and prevent them from continuing. Coming up with some random specific conspiracy is stupid, but posting it here!? That makes you a special type of disrespectful.

@rsyoutube9252

2 жыл бұрын

@@timg8257 the fact u are not open minded to all possibilities & calling me disrespectful is mad disrespectful I'm not bugging no body just posting about a suspicious action the doctor took by not letting her in , the mom could of saved we don't know if she had experience in healing patients that's her son , there's a possibility that he didn't want to let any body in not even other workers or possible that he was caught but it was too late or it could be how u think it is he was trying to help & said fuck u to the mom by not letting her in & then tell her he didn't make it. I'm opened minded to every possibility unlike u , don't take it for face value, most conspiracy theories have been proven to be true even current ones ... conspiracy theories is just calculated facts that other people don't see or not aware of yet... love u tho I hope u grow ...

1 thing about Juice, he Loved his mother. He mentioned her in like 35 songs of his. Watching this I can see why. She was a fabulous mother. 🥺

His passing hurt me too. God bless his Mother and also Tamron for this grown and classy tribute to him. 🙏🏾

Juice impacted my life in an extraordinary way and I still listen to him every single day. Mad props to his mom for doing this interview. I hope she's doing well. 999 forever

@rsyoutube9252

2 жыл бұрын

They didn't let her get to him the doctors is obviously in it with the industry & sacrificed a legend

@messiahongaming1713

2 жыл бұрын

999 forever , RIPARADISE

@tommysaur

2 жыл бұрын

Every single day Bro...peace

@moniquedamodel

2 жыл бұрын

@@rsyoutube9252 juice got drugs from the drugs dealers

@jacobbray2918

2 жыл бұрын

@@rsyoutube9252 I agree 100% the police kept telling ally he is okay get back and they waited abt 30 mins to then call an ambulance

Mothers are unimaginably strong. Really unbelievable.

@nightassasin3459

2 жыл бұрын

the good mothers are strong ones the bad ones are the weakest

@Lawand

2 жыл бұрын

That's so true

@KingK2205

2 жыл бұрын

@@nightassasin3459 facts

@emj9277

Жыл бұрын

Still they can't protect their child

@youtubeepicuser4209

Жыл бұрын

@@emj9277 nobody can protect another person from drug addiction.

As a mother this breaks my heart, praying that she is able to cope with the loss of her son.

@motherfigure3505

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we all judge but no woman would want this to happen to their child

@sunshineroberts2952

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr I'm in tears just listening. I had to pause it several times to regroup because I'm at work and the tears kept flowing! I pray she finds the strength to continue going and reaching out to make other young people as well as parents aware of what's out there. I pray so hard for my grandson who's 12.

@smittyttg2029

9 ай бұрын

Man even as a father this is killing me.

Jarad didn’t just speak to young kids, Jarad spoke to all of us who struggle with addiction and anxiety & depression I’m 47 years old and I have listened to Jarad since day one!!

She said it just right take the judgment off and just listen. RIP Juice so sad

@rsyoutube9252

2 жыл бұрын

They didn't let her get to him the doctors is obviously in it with the industry & sacrificed a legend

Such a great interview. She is a remarkable woman. I know he is so proud of his Mom. May he be resting in power! ♥️

@scarlxrdgameplays

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@Jaronemo321

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@michellewilliams1311

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

@ladyt4062

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely resting.

@doctorfeline9911

2 жыл бұрын

No ... He isn't resting.. not at all!! He's in torment burning 🥵 His fame & notoriety was attached to a system that requires him to come into covenant with the demonic & in so doing.. He gained the destructive wealth 🤑💰 which this world's system offers to anyone who is talented that's seeking position & notoriety!! J.W like a kid in a candy store, was given access to all the vices that appealed to him, ALLOWING him to do as he pleased, with no restraint. His soul being left unguarded.. . unfortunately left him AWAY FROM GOD, IN SIN & accessible to Satan.. Now being in a position of vulnerability & now further separated from God; *he died while living the way he wanted to* (preaching for Satan & living in sin) AND the same devils that helped him smoke, brag, f**k & party, when his soul Departed.. They arose & came specifically to drag him to hell.. *because he belonged to them*

Juice Wrld impacted our generation like nobody else. He spoke what was in our heads that we could not speak ourselves🗣 He talks to each and every one of us through his music. He helps and inspires us and a lot of us would be lost without him. 999 🖤🤍

@angline5

2 жыл бұрын

Deepest condolences, so many parents have experienced a child with mental health issues and drugs. This is so very sad!

@ilikefortnite123

8 ай бұрын

I would probably be gone by now if he didn't exist. 999 forever

I feel the same about my son. I always gotta have a pre-plan for him. Very easy to get off track. So I have to stayed prayed up on him constantly. Parents stay strong and encouraged.

@TechTails

2 жыл бұрын

He needs to start having the ability to have a plan for himself or else you set him up for failure. That's exactly what happened to Juice WRLD

@lg4149

2 жыл бұрын

Me too...we're @ the same point 🙏

@citeebayenterprise1389

2 жыл бұрын

Where is his dad ?

@qqq829

2 жыл бұрын

@JayT Well, I'm here if you want to talk.

@corrijackson

2 жыл бұрын

I feel you ! People always want to judge or ask stupid question like "where is the dad" but they're assholes . I see u keep up the good work mom💕

I am 23 right now. I used to struggle with addiction with Lean and other opioids. I can say I’ve been clean since the day he passed. I have struggled with PTSD from almost losing my father. I also have depression and major anxiety and can say I’ve found ways to overcome these obstacles thanks to listening to Juice. Knowing I can be so relatable was the most impactful part. I’m not alone. His passing was beyond devastating to me. He still is my favorite artist right now and I’ll be listening to him for the rest of my life.

@angelic0ne

2 жыл бұрын

I hope your doing better, When i was in kindergarden my parents said I had ADHD aint nun really wrong with that but now im 13 and im pretty sure i have minor Anxiety i'm not sure tho it might just be a faze...

@Omgosh98

2 жыл бұрын

@@angelic0ne thanks, I started developing those symptoms when I was around 13-14 and I was also diagnosed with ADHD but I believe that has slowly disappeared overtime.

@angelic0ne

2 жыл бұрын

@@Omgosh98 oh ok

@CC_theGOAT

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you're okay man

@Omgosh98

2 жыл бұрын

@@CC_theGOAT much better!

Kids nowadays have full access! Parents stop thinking it’s not your kid . It could be your kids best friend. It’s all of our jobs to protect these youngsters.

@mimi.lynn.

2 жыл бұрын

You're right Brian. I was thinking about what his mom said regarding the enablers... it's probably because they were all kids (young adults) around him. With access to really everything, when you're a millionaire, who could have stopped him? It's so sad... it's so sad... my heart hurts for us all... 😞

@danieljr7683

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

@mikeylorenzio2076

2 жыл бұрын

Lol. What exactly do you expect parents to do about it? 😂

Take the judgement off and listen..... words of beauty & truth. #RIPJuiceWrld 📿🙏🏾🕊

She seems like a great mom. Thank You Juice WRLD for helping us deal with hard times. You’ll always be in our hearts. RIP Juice WRLD ❤️

@omarbain2946

2 жыл бұрын

Someone should have told him not to swallow a hand full of pills, senseless

What a strong Woman! Very touching and emotional journey for her to cope with her loss. RIH Jared and many blessings to you Carmela. Thank you for your testimony.

@charlita25

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏾💯

@cynthiayancey1697

2 жыл бұрын

Very beautiful inside and out.

What a strong mother...the most dishearting fact was she lost BOTH her son and husband in the same year. Long live legends, I hope mental awareness is taken more seriously year by year.

@niganools1501

Жыл бұрын

LeBeautiful I worship you.

😞😥😢 I feel for Carmella Wallace - I could see the sorrow in her eyes. RIH Jared and many blessings and love to you Carmela 🙏❤

@ranii7895

2 жыл бұрын

@@LazyNick-hw9iq you can tell she was holding back tears

@aupz23

2 жыл бұрын

@@ranii7895 Exactly! Prayers for her 😞

@liamdogzrulz3253

2 жыл бұрын

Did u just tell juice to rot in hell?

@aupz23

2 жыл бұрын

@@liamdogzrulz3253 no RIH means Rest In Heaven

“Yesterday my mom found out I was a junkie, but she don’t care cause I’m over here gettin all this money” - Juice Wrld - Junkie

@marriejames01

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, that line tells me everything I need to know.

@December_baby04

2 жыл бұрын

Yikes

His passing was so painful to so many, including the kids we support in Chicago and across Illinois. #JuiceWRLD is our Black History Month feature this week because the theme is Black Health and Wellness, an area he was so open in sharing through his music. Ms Carmella is a complete Queen 👑and we appreciate her openness which could help so many other young people! So sorry for the loss to this family and thank them for keeping his story alive.

@malikmullings2948

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely... Drugs suk...

I’ve always listened to juice but last year I was depressed and addicted for months and I got heavily into his music again and I can’t believe the impact he had because I’m clean now and no longer in a constant state of low mood

@reneeware8964

2 жыл бұрын

I pray for you please be careful who or what is guiding your soul. Thomas search for God in Jesus Christ❤️‍🩹

@lanoragunther739

2 жыл бұрын

Be encourage young blood, get help sometimes just to talk can help! You can do it….Peace be unti you

His death was a dark cloud over our household. I have 2 teen girls that absolutely loved him and were shattered. I seen it online before they did and I didn't want them to find out that way. They each have a memorial spot in their room for him and xxxtentacion.

@Korrbs

2 жыл бұрын

god bless your soul

@user-cb5bh3tm6v

2 жыл бұрын

That’s creepy and weird and I’m young myself a memorial for two ppl she didn’t know personally aka someone famous especially in your own room

@SolStewart

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-cb5bh3tm6v nah not really, we got a memorial spot for all our friends and family who have passed and we added jah and jarad

@user-cb5bh3tm6v

2 жыл бұрын

@@SolStewart family and friend I get but a famous person you never met 😂💀 I mean y’all do you ig but that’s strange having a stranger who didn’t know you guys exist

@hannahhartline6386

2 жыл бұрын

I can see how that might be "weird" or "creepy" to someone on the outside looking in... Blah Blah Blah whatever it was that you said. Would it be "weird and creepy" if they were alive? Hanging a poster or photo of one of your favorite artist is just fine and dandy... But omg if they've passed away it's a issue huh? But yet here we are having this conversation about how it's "weird"/"creepy" of teenager that has a tribute of one of their favorite artist while you sit over there using a dead dudes whole a** name. That's weird 👀

Eyes watering watching her speak so high of her son. Just makes me think of my mum. Talk to someone get help this was a sad loss of my generation 💯

Such an important conversation....mental health, drug abuse and the perils of navigating the music industry. Truly hope Carmela Wallace continues to find peace through honoring her son's legacy🙏🏾. Love Tamron's interview style - empathetic, informative and relatable.

I am a little bit older than his target audience… 32 but this kid touched me and reached me in a way that NO other artist ever has. RIP Jarad and God bless Carmella Wallace and all of his family and friends. His legacy will live on FOREVER bc legends never die and we won’t let his memory fade. He created beautiful art that will last eternally.

@pianojamman9832

Жыл бұрын

31 and same. I found out about him when he died and here I am everyday since listening and finally found a artist that is speaking what I’ve fealt since a kid

@nicholedavis8793

11 ай бұрын

Same for me! Found him when I was 30. His music hits me very differently and harder than other artists.

My heart goes out to this mother. Use your voice, so other families not go down this road! Her transperancy is so real and she spoke elegantly. You can see and hear the love this lady have for her soon. God bless her🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️

Juice is a legend.. his legacy will live on forever.. RIP Juice 🙏🐐

Crying. Still grieving for juice and x. Its still so painful. Legends

I miss juice he was an amazing man, with a even greater heart, my cousin died 2 months ago his favorite artist was juice, he rapped like juice, had some of his demons too, R.I.P my brothers love you sm

My son loves your son. The love my son has for your son he will continue to live on.

Juice wrld saved my life and this day he still is saving my life. Mrs Wallace thank you for bringing Juice wrld into this world. My heart aches for you. Please stay strong

Her strength is so amazing. This whole family has saved so many lives. Jarad helped me to share about my depression and struggles in hopes of helping other families, too. It breaks my heart that he didn't have the chance to overcome what he helped so many other people conquer.

You can see the pain in his moms eyes it’s so sad. 😒 every time I listen too juice I be thinking I wish he was still here his music is legendary! 🖤 every song he puts out has a message & that speaks volumes, A lot of music talks about the same thing girls, money, cars.. juice music was like a fresh breath of air for the industry!!

@BabySasukexx

2 жыл бұрын

Rs

@jvwhite4952

2 жыл бұрын

@@LazyNick-hw9iq how do you not see any pain in her eyes? It’s her son whenever Tamara started talking bout his death you can tell she wanted too cry but was staying strong

@ffIaws

2 жыл бұрын

@@LazyNick-hw9iq bruh. Stone hearted person.

This made me cry. Carmella Wallace has such a resilient spirit and I wish that things could have been different for her and her son. What a great interview.

I'm in tears Lord 😥 I hope she does not blame herself because she did all she could. I can hear & see her pain. Be with her Lord! And for the youth, let Juice Wrld's life be an example of how doing drugs & being a follower can lead you to your death.

He really wanted to get help, but he just missed his wake up call. Conversation needs to be had about teaching our kids to desire getting to know themselves authentically, and desire coping in healthier ways. Mental illness problems aren't going anywhere. So we have to choose better SOONER. Who knows how long he would have been around, because only God knows how many days we have. But he could have helped alot of people his age before he died by inspiring them to get help as soon as they need it rather than waiting.

I'm going through this now with my 23 years old son. The leen, alcohol and weed. I've had people come to me saying he pop pills. Right now he's in denial. He's come to me saying the devil talks to him. And all that crazy rap music he be listening to doesn't make his situation any better. I've called different organizations about getting him help. Told he has to do it on his own. I can't make him. Because he's an adult. He won't talk to me about anything. I have to get it from his cousins. It just really hurts my heart. So now all I do is trust God to take care of him. And that gives me peace. This is my only child 😭

@greedyebk7146

2 жыл бұрын

All you can do is try to guide him to the right path. But it’s hard because an addict won’t get clean unless they want it. It usually takes years and a bunch of terrible things to get to that point. I hope it don’t take that.

@judeak2442

2 жыл бұрын

Not telling you your business but the person up top tells you it straight. Addicts have to want to get clean. Best thing you can do is advise: stay away from lean, recreational pharmaceuticals, and the big 3. Pills are especially dangerous!

As a kid of a single mom, you really can do anything without them batting much of an eye. It’s hard but the truth of the matter is you have to be your own parent and give yourself those wake up calls. Juice and I graduated high school the same year and it’s just shaking to me to think how similar we were yet also how different. I hope you’re playing twisted metal up there and got the second controller ready 🙏🏾

My heart breaks for this momma. What an incredible woman to be able to sit there with so much composure and speak so honestly about losing her son and his struggles. She has so much wisdom and advice for parents. Sending her all the love and positivity. This was a remarkable interview.

His impact is so heavy on me and this generation. A true legend. RIP Jarad

This just made me cry. It’s dead ass so inspiring though. When you do certain things and so caught up in your own trauma you forget how the decisions you make can affect people that love you. This just inspired me to chill on some things forreal. Long live juice man 🤞🏽🐐💯

feel very bad for her i love how she says listen and pay attention dont judge you dont know what people are going through man try to help

We loved him so much.. I still listen to his music all the time. He wont be forgotten

Powerful message! Rest in Power. Prayers up.

It takes a whole lot of courage to get up there on stage in front of people for the 1st time, let alone being interviewed about her sons passing. I will always love & appreciate what Jarad put out for the world to see. All of his flaws, insecurities and demons. He truly was a genius trapped in his own mind. I love you Juice & I love Carmela. Such a beautiful woman inside & out. Her son had the same radiance. I will forever miss you. RIP to the Goat. ❤ & also Carmela, thank you for the green light on Jarad's documentary. His fans truly appreciate that so much. 🥺 Wonderful interview ❤💯

Juice showed me that it was alright to be vulnerable. He showed me it's alright to not feel alright. And that I'm not alone in my struggles. Even to this day I can't accept that he's dead. I miss him. It's hard to put into words because I didn't know him personally but. Just seeing his colorful personality in the ig Livestreams. Or him being goofy on rdr2. I just wish he was still here.

The way my heart dropped when I saw the headline was a crazy feeling man. RIP the GOAT.

This interview was phenomenal ❤️❤️♥️. She’s a remarkable woman who’s shedding light on her sons issues. Mental illness/Mental health is real an shouldn’t be taken lightly. Black Men it’s ok to not be ok & seek therapy . Showing emotion doesn’t make you weak, it shows how strong you are an let the world know you’re human . I battle with Clinical Depression/Anxiety an I was contemplating suicide a couple nights ago even attempted a couple months ago. I now realize that I’m here for the greater good & divine purpose . I’ve survived both Sexual/Physical abuse an sometimes have questioned my life here on earth.

@latrenaholden4540

2 жыл бұрын

God got a greater plan for you. Don't give up. I had your same type if abuse. Your testimony will save someone else's live. May God keep a hedge of protection around you.

@stephenchristian3636

2 жыл бұрын

@@latrenaholden4540 Thanks so much love ❤️ I appreciate that

Juice was a legend not just to the community of rap but as a person and the sudden passing hurt others but his mom was hit by a truck. She was on the verge of tears the whole interview. Poor her and I luv yall an Juice; rest in power. U made my life was easier and now ur Gone I have less of an understanding of life. 🖤 🕊 🎤

Very emotional. RIP! Sorry for ur loss.👼👼

thank you sooo much to juices mom his death really broke my heart im so glad shes starting too do more interviews

Rip to juice man i miss him everyday and turn up to his music everyday, I wish u could be here juice to see all the love everyone around the world has for you. 999 forever brother 💜

What a mighty powerful message. What a mighty strong sis'tah, mother. Praying

Gen Z are depressed but honestly they don’t know how to handle it. Hell we didn’t either growing up. These murders are horrific. He made these kids happy. He showed these kids that with everything he went through you can make it, you can be something. He fought through ever battle with his demons and WON! When he did them demons ain’t like that. So they went and got someone else to do it. I’m not in my early 20s but depression hits me still and I loved his music. He did fantastic.

What a Beautiful Brave and Courageous woman. What a great interview. I tell you looking at her reminds me of Juice World, he looks just like his Mama. For her to speak about her son 2 years later I am sure took a lot for her to do. It broke my heart to hear her speak, to see the pain and sadness in her eyes but joy at the same time talking about her Beautiful son’s memories. Nothing will ever take the pain away from losing a child. Juice Wrld was and still is one of the best artists to date. His Music 🎶 will live on forever #RestInHeavenJUICEWRLD#Legend #999 🙏🏽❤️🎶🤟🏽🕊

Excellent. Condolences to the family and friends ❤ 🙏🏿 😢 💔

I am so sorry for your lost. Thank you for sharing...so many people need to hear this. Your helping someone get through a hard time in their life.

His passing hurt me and my kid’s. We cried together… my kids love his music and at one point i was like this mom said concerned even working in the mental health field if your not paying attention kids behavior can slide right pass you. I stopped and regrouped got all that gunk out and now have open conversations with my kids. This woman is so brave and sooo amazingly strong to do this. May God continue to cover her and give her peace❤️

A beautiful and strong woman, I'm proud of her for spreading positivity and still keeping her head high whilst going through hell with the mourning of her son. Juice was so talented and spoke to people like no other artist. May he rest in peace forever and his mother to live strong without her baby boy.

Such a good interview. We love you forever Juice.

Rip Juice Wrld. You are so missed ❤️

@user-mu2fn2hl5c

2 жыл бұрын

Didn’t expect to see you here lol

I am so glad that I came across this video. I was so heartbroken when he died this is my son’s favorite artist he listens to him every day and my baby actually cried when he died. We still listen to him every day there’s not a day goes by Juice WRLD is not playing in this house. I’m praying for her and wish her all the blessings because I have wondered if she was OK and I’m glad she is. Me and my son even discussed his use of drugs because he talks about you so much. I always say that boy was talented to be on his years I am 42 years old and I enjoy hearing his music that’s the only music that I will definitely let my son play in the car without complaintThank you beautiful Carmela for your beautiful son

I'm so glad I can catch these episodes on KZread. I'm often unable to see this show when it airs on tv. Tamron's show is so real, I love it.

Such a beautiful soul. God bless her and god bless my favourite artist of all time ❤️🧃999♾

He helped me get through the toughest time in my life!! I am soo sorry there was nobody to help him through his. RIP Juice Wrld.

To my legend, I've missed your presence. You've impacted a lot in my struggle for mental health and I've been able to clearly state what I'm going through in my music. You inspired my sound and I'm greatful for that 🙏

This was such a wonderful interview I hope parents take heed and listen to Ms. Wallace's message which is so important in these times.

Condolences to mom. May the Lord be with you through this difficult time!

Great interview. Carmela is such a beautiful person and rasied an amazing son in Juice. His music has impacted my life so much and got me through so much pain. LLJW 999 ❤❤❤

The last text I received from my son before he died, he was listening to this young man music, because he was depressed and had been suffering in silence. Thank u for the interview. 🙏🙏🙏 To his mom.

Jesus. My heart was in my feet watching this. Tamron did an amazing job and Ms. Wallace is so strong.

Iv been through this. It's crazy how deep his messages were. I agree we need to listen and learn to help save the next generation. My son died from suicide while on pills. This video, her voice gives me strength to keep pushing forward to fight to make a difference. My son listened to his music and now I understand why. Rest in peace 🙏

R.I.P JUICE WRLD MAN I WISH I COULD’VE HEARD YOU IN PERSON. HE WAS ONCE IN A LIFETIME ARTIST THAT DOESNT COME AROUND TOO OFTEN.

All these beautiful mothers with broken hearts.

Legends never die fr ...juice wrlds songs made a huge difference in my life , even after he passed , his lyrics still hits

She so mature and poised . God bless her for speaking openly and honestly..l

SPECIAL MESSAGE: Thank You for talking about your son and your message. The problem is people don’t know where to go. They scared because people judge them, even though inside of them are crying and asking for help. NOTE: Asking professionals for help by going to Department of Human Services is so sad that they cant even guide and support you. They are there to collect information just to show that they did something so they get paid. That’s why people on the street homeless and dying. Anyone out there listening that cares and guide to the right road to recovery? Thank you.

@qqq829

2 жыл бұрын

@AL WHIN Bruh I wrote a long post under somebody named @Tierman Beats on here and a couple ideas.. cause I do care. I kept reading down and hate to see all the hurting people. I'm gonna try and go find one thing I just hope I can find this post and that one again!

Wow! Such a great interview and as a single parent of kids of that generation it hit home! Thank you!!!

I appreciate these interviews so much

As a Juice Wrld fan it's heartbreaking that he died so young with so much left to do. Absolute shame. I couldn't imagine what his mom is going through. No one can say they didn't see this coming though. RIP Juice.

What an awesome, interview! Excellent job, Tamron! Prayers for this extraordinary mother whose grace, strength, and wisdom are clearly undergirded by the Holy Spirit. May her son's soul rest in peace.

Thanku Tameron Hall for this amazing interview this is sooo poweful and fire, his mother is so fashionably dressed. Juice 4ever🙏🏻🌹🎇😥

Juice had a HUGE impact on my life i still sometimes start to get a little teary when i listen to his music but i still listen to him every single day and i hope his mom is doing well 999 FOREVER

He loved his mama so much 🙏🏻 God bless her soul. I listen to Juice every single day and think about how I wish he was still here and got the help he needed. He had so much to give to this world. An Incredible human on and off the stage. He touched so many lives during his short time here- May his legacy live on 🕊 999 forever

Juicewrld touched my life. His music was so descriptive of shiz so many people were going through. He was unique. He has a great mom. Prayers for her healing.

Heartbreaking, thank you for finding courage to speak

So sad! Very strong women for doing this interview. The pain within her soul… god bless her

Take the judgment off and listen wow. ❤️

What a great interview

She’s a great mother! She did the best she could for her son and I greatly appreciate her telling their story to help other families ❤️

Great information and clarity, took me back when my daughter was shot. They didn’t allow me to go back with her, then I had to wait for them to prepare me to see her dead🥲😡🥲🥲🥲🥲 Thanks for the mental health insight regarding our youth, my prayers are with you

999 forever juice..your legacy and impact will always carry it in my heart and for my future kids when i have them..

Sorry for u Carmela , if it’s any positive ur son has been one of the most important people in my young adult life. That man has carried me through so much and for that I am forever grateful for the pair or you. 999 and that’s forever 🖤🖤🖤

Juice changed my life 2018 senior year of highschool and till this day his music motivates me through the rough days. He helped me get into the best shape before I went to the navy after highschool and Ive had very very devastating times including now and his music helps me connect to it like no other. I deal with heavy Anxiety to the point where I feel like I forget to breathe from my nose and I start sweating like crazy, my mind is on overload but day by day Ill get through it

Juice wrld 999 🖤🖤🖤 rest easy brother from Australia 🇦🇺

Im glad they still keep juice relevant and still talk about him

I’ll be 26 April 25. I never thought I’d make it this far. He helped far more then just kids younger then himself. 999 Forever💜

The same thing happened to my son at in 2018 . he was 25. May your baby continue to RIP 🙏

I cried. Even my mom loves Juice. I’m thankful to still be here. Juice is resting in peace so no more pain. I am ready to rest when it’s my time even if it’s tomorrow