His quote about "999" is pretty amazing. "It's about taking your hell, whatever negative situation you're in, and turning it into something positive." He was truly a good one. Why do the good die young?

@user-rh9xn9id7f

2 ай бұрын

:( #999 #LLJW

I’ve never looked up to an artist until i heard his music. This man was so different, he was so genuine. Wished things could of been different.

@OutWard420

2 жыл бұрын

Fr like don't me wrong I love uzi and I loved X but juice just had me feeling different juice will always be my favorite rapper even tho his time was short

@alexwadsworth258

2 жыл бұрын

completely agree with you

@LilShriga

2 жыл бұрын

He’s inspired me to do better, he taught me how to stop taking drugs, he taught me how to cope with my anxiety and how to calm my depression he’s done so much for me that he doesn’t even know. 999 Forever ❤️‍🩹🕊

@johnjosph1121

2 жыл бұрын

He is a legend 😜

@johnjosph1121

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexwadsworth258 yeah we love you bro

"I'll go, I'll go, I'll go....but I'm not stopping" that just made my heart ache, god I miss u juice.

when my friend showed me "all girls are the same" at 5k listens on soundcloud i thought this guy had to blow up the day a kid at school showed me that very song on spotify with 500k listens i lost my mind. you drove a time in my life and continue to to the end, rest easy king, you did more than you'll ever be credited for.

It still blows my mind how fast he blew up. When you think about it he left a legacy behind after only 3 years in the music industry 🎶

He gave me a reason to keep going everyday no matter if you have depression or anxiety you can’t let it take control of you

I’m 38 and have listened to so many great rappers and I’ve got to say I absolutely loved juice music! His a Legend just like all the others that have passed on! a R.I.P Juice

@whitesticcwilly8907

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

@ais4386

2 жыл бұрын

Same man. Amen to that. 🙏 ❤

@stephenacord8094

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@zaman9654

2 жыл бұрын

38 baby

@brenden5248

2 жыл бұрын

He mixed other styles than rap music in one favorite bands was falling over failure, you can tell he liked screamo stories a lot like Kurt Cobain

RIP JUICE WRLD

@UnknownProductionsYT

3 жыл бұрын

Keep killing it bro.

@fieldfilmsproductions

3 жыл бұрын

👏🏻

@getmeto1kwithoutanyvideos367

2 жыл бұрын

wow you saw this

@juggmkj

2 жыл бұрын

@@UnknownProductionsYT I'm not worried about the fact that yet another legend was taken away from us as fans. It hurts more knowing he was taken away from himself.

The impact this human had on my life is surreal to say the least. I’ve never invested so much time into a rapper. For me to continue finding amazing unreleased music from him years after his passing is truly insane to me. I’m sad then I play his music and I feel happy again completely forgetting why I was sad in the first place. Your music will live on forever Jared we all love you.

@MrGoodeats

Жыл бұрын

I feel the exact same way.

@Brian_fooking_Ferry

4 ай бұрын

Duh .

@timweb1510

4 ай бұрын

Cap

Ill be 44 in February and juice was & is my favorite artist. He's helped me through a lot.

@moshimoshixiii

Жыл бұрын

Same

@td9209

Жыл бұрын

I'm 40, highly depressed... Juice's legacy has helped me through a lot too.

This documentary is put together and edited very well considering the lack of footage of juice but this video shows the dangers of drugs and hopefully inspires a generation to be clean and be positive. LLJW. LND.

@UnknownProductionsYT

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We are glad you enjoyed.

@tomgreco729

2 жыл бұрын

​@@UnknownProductionsYT You hit it out of the park with this one. Thanks for making this.

@roamintheslums4851

2 жыл бұрын

I really do hope my generation can end this scary cycle. I will go no further than marjiuana or alcohol. Never have, *never* will

@scorpiointuitiontarot9392

2 жыл бұрын

Our society unfortunately has pushed this on us beginning with our parents generations. The world is so connected yet everyone is so alone and they all try to find that something to fill the loneliness. Alcohol is far more dangerous than actual opioids, it’s the fake shit and fent they are adding that’s killing everyone. I’m not pro opiates, I’m just saying it takes much more than a kid realizing drugzrbad

@centralkid999

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not clean but I try to be positive not just for myself but the young ones

The first rapper to talk about mental health and he did it with confidence. I got some bad shit goin on in my head. He kinda makes me feel normal. Like damn I'm not the only one who feels crazy. RIP JUICE 🙏

@systempwn3d991

2 жыл бұрын

fr! but no one could help him he couldnt get out off it from himself :( , yeah im a paranoid schitzophrenic, Juice we have to listen to him biggest loss in my life tbh was Juice when I woke up to that news :( never got see him! bro there are many who are suffering like u trust me ur not alone! Stay Strong

@AtibaVV

Жыл бұрын

I have schizo affective disorder I kinda don't care about it anymore as it progress. People in my life hurt me so much

@Brian-dj3ru

Жыл бұрын

Mac miller

@Isaywhatifeel

9 ай бұрын

What bad shit is going on in your head. I spent 5 days in the psyche ward the stories i heard changed my life and now i can’t stop inquiring about what it really feels like to have evil voices speaking to each other in your head

@Isaywhatifeel

9 ай бұрын

@@systempwn3d991god can help a paranoid schizophrenic i know for sure it’s evil and we must call it by name to get rid of it

"to have a wake up is one thing but to apply that and change your life is another" 🙏❤️

no one’s helped me so much through life and my struggles like juice, LLJW ❤️🕊️

I’m 35 and I fell in love with juice wrlds music 4 years ago rest in peace ✌️ ❤

His death has been one of the biggest losses in the history of rap music.

@sirdrum-a-lot

Жыл бұрын

he's missed, which is isn't the case with most people after they die

@jameehix4052

Жыл бұрын

Not just the history of rap man. The history of music lost so much. He was going to blow up in a way most can't even understand. He has so much crossover appeal. Kinds of people loved juice. And his lyrics spoke to all of us and he was only going to get better

@JaredLand

5 ай бұрын

*the biggest cover up in modern history*

@Josue-zm9iu

3 ай бұрын

It's sad fr...LLJW ​@@JaredLand

People who have never struggled with addiction especially to opiates will never understand how hard it is, I completely feel for Juice and what he was going through because I’ve been there and there’s nothing harder in life than struggling with addiction. When he says “well why don’t you just stop” yeah we wish it was just that easy trust me…..Once you cross that line with opiates there’s no going back and your life is never the same even if you are fortunate enough to be able to get off of them your life will never be the same….Please don’t ever take an opiate if you’ve never takin them they will literally take over your entire life and soul…..If I could take back the first time I felt what it’s like to take pills I would take it back a million and one times 😔

@shea_river

Жыл бұрын

you are spot on. you are never the same again. the idea of having to give up opiates and the feelings they give you makes you so depressed u wanna die, trying to stop makes you so sick you would rather die then go through that , and then not stopping makes you super anxious & depressed bc you know sooner or later ur gonna die.

@mandeetee71218

Жыл бұрын

Very well said 👏🏼

@theblaccsheeep

Жыл бұрын

… I still crave Xanax sometimes.. but I’ve come to far & I thank God or my higher self 🙏

@Sticko-Man

11 ай бұрын

Sober off opiates for years. It really is that simple, just give it up. Go to rehab, get meds for withdrawal, find something you're passionate about, and cut contact with those who are in the lifestyle with you. You have to want sobriety or you'll never stop

@Isaywhatifeel

9 ай бұрын

But everyone is afraid of the withdrawals. Withdrawals are a nightmare their so horrible you’ll try heroin which is a death sentence you’ll try anything just to get pass the withdrawals it’s better if you were on any drug but one that carries withdrawals

It's crazy to think I was 13 listening to juice and I'm about to be 16 he had so much more to show the wrld rip

@LaughsterTV

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@prod_rero

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@jacobdelgado836

2 жыл бұрын

Jits

@iconic9455

2 жыл бұрын

bro u just made me realize the same thing

@jayyfrmNH60

2 жыл бұрын

fr i was listening to him in middle school turn 18 next yr rip juice wrld🕊💔

we were the lucky generation to get to see this amazing rapper. this dude was and still is such an inspiration to me #999! 🖤🖤

started listening to juice when lucid dreams started getting popular when i was in 8th grade. i’m gonna be a senior this year. i remember my freshman year my spanish teacher had us doing icebreakers she asked who my favorite artist was and juice wrld immediately came to mind. my friends used to make fun of me because i had a playlist full of his songs and that’s all i’d listen to all day. LLJW 999

@MrGoodeats

Жыл бұрын

Once you listen to JuiceWRLD no other music is ever the same

Not a day goes by where I don't listen to his music. He takes rap to a new level. What a lyrical god. LLJW

My most favorite rapper of all. Just feeling emotional in the inside every time I hear his music😪😪😪 Rip Juice Wrld

Still brings tears to my eyes. RIP JUICE, you're forever missed

bro a x and juice collab would have been FIRE!

@yolizard9487

2 жыл бұрын

they have a song that is unreleased

@HooliganArts

2 жыл бұрын

@@yolizard9487 True but they never got a chance to meet. A collab with both of them working together in the studio would have been so different. I think they would have made some of the biggest hits together

@romanlightbody2039

2 жыл бұрын

Wdym would have they still can and it will be fire

Why did it just recommended to me!?!??! Thank you so much for this man! #LLJW 🕊 999 Till the wrld blows

@UnknownProductionsYT

2 жыл бұрын

Legend, LLJW ❤

@ais4386

2 жыл бұрын

999 ✋🏼

This is so well-made thank you for taking the time to make this! The true fans appreciate this a lot. The thing I can't get by though is the fact that you said he never rolled with gangs, he did. He just wasn't involved in the violence, there are rumors he moved weed for them but we may never know. But he did rep the NLMB & he has associates in that gang. So, that's about that other than that, I think you did an awesome job. Thank you so much for this. 💚🥤🌎

this documentary and commentary is really good, impressed

I love that right off the bat, you shed light on the environmental factors that influence addiction. You demonstrate so much empathy towards the him and the situations that led to his tragic death. People need to be represented as human beings with capacity for mistakes without the judgement. So many people have died because of substance use which no one deserves, in my view it's a form of self medication to treat brokenness and it breaks my heart that the only thing some people can truly rely on (their drug of choice) is the very thing that takes their lives💔 he was such a light

@pyron9574

Жыл бұрын

Its not his friends or familys fault for not stopping him.

Thanks for this video bro 👏🏽✊🏽 RIP JUICE

Bro it's hard to stop one you've tasted that demon... It's a constant battle sober or not... Constant struggle... I pray for anyone stuck with that demon as I am myself stuck with him. Been sober 4 months but every single day is a struggle. I'd much rather be loaded everyday but I know it's death or prison and my daughter keeps me clean. "If it wasn't for the pills I wouldn't be here, but if I keep taking these pills I won't be here" Juice WRLD RIP

@pyron9574

Жыл бұрын

Keep going bruh 👑

The world wasn't ready for someone like Juice WRLD and it shows that is a fact man

No one understands, I know where Juice came from he didn’t just have Anxiety , he had ptsd , and I have it also . We get Anxiety but ten times worse then normal , it’s almost unbearable. Rest In Peace 🙏

Man this was a good doc I think you did a really good job putting this together brother! I surprised I’m just now seeing this today. I can tell you put some time and effort into making this a clean cut film. I’m sure juice fans really appreciate that! I was heavily addicted to opiates / benzodiazepines/ phenabute ( kind of like a benzodiazepine it’s awful and the worst part about it is it’s sold online and was too easy to get your hands on ) and fentanyl. I pray me saying this doesn’t make anyone who gambles with drugs try phenabute! because I will tell you first hand that will be one of the biggest mistakes you ever make… I promise you that! I was bad for about 8 years with the Xanax and opiates. I eventually moved from Philadelphia to southern Cali and continued the abuse and out there it was all fentanyl and I got hooked on that immediately. I eventually managed to stop using that and replaced it with the online drug phenebute which works on the gaba receptors so it sort of has a benzo affect. I told my primary care doctor that I was still having a lot of trouble with drugs and he unfortunately upped your dose of Xanax to multiple bars every day thinking I could rely on that more and try to wean off of the phenebute because I was having some of the worst withdraws I had ever experienced in my life from that stuff. Long story short it didn’t work at all… I was an addict so I just became more dependent on the prescription and continued the abuse I didn’t think I’d be able to quit because those withdraws were scary. A few weeks later I was still working full time somehow and during a shift at the fine dining restaurant i was working for I was getting orders in like crazy we were extremely busy and I was trying to read the tickets as they were coming in but my vision went and everything was super blurry almost like being underwater with your eyes open. I was hearing ppl talk to me and I’d turn to my chef and the other cooks and ask them to repeat that and they had no idea what I was talking about. By the time I got home that night I was tittering on the edge of being in this reality and another one. I had no understanding of time so I didn’t sleep anymore after that. When I did fall asleep it was from exhaustion and I’d wake up 10 minutes later violently shaking from withdraws. A few days later I had to get ahold of my mom and grandmother in Missouri and I told them that if I don’t figure something out fast then I’m not going to make it… so my mom came out immediately and we headed off to rehab but the only one that would take me was in Oklahoma City because no one had any understanding of phenebute so I was refused. My mom asked rehabs from California to pa and everywhere in between. So we were on our way to Oklahoma and I made it to Texas before my body finally shut down. I died in the car with my mom. I woke up to about 10 medical professionals surrounding me I was in the middle of getting cpr and they hit me with 4 doses of narcan before I responded. They revived me but I was still hallucinating not long after they got me back. I’m over 18 so unfortunately my mother had no day and in my mind I was going to rehab so that’s what I was set on doing so I checked myself out of that hospital later that night and thank god my mom was in the parking lot or else idk what would have happened. She got me to Oklahoma and I checked into that rehab. The first night I was there they gave me sleeping pills ( nothing major just regular over the counter pills ) I took them and went to sleep. I woke up in a different world …. I was still in that rehab center but when I woke up I looked around the room and my Roomate was in his bed across from me completely contorted it was like something out of the exorcist. He looked at me during this and smiled and I hopped out of bed and ran into the main living area in the rehab freaking out. Everyone in there was just staring at me smiling. One woman laughed and said “ he thinks he’s actually going to get out of here!? “ I checked every single door in the building they were all locked. I was surrounded by regular ppl but they were demons. That’s the only explanation I could think of to this day. It was as real as you and me right now. I could feel, think , breathe , sweat , walk, run , I made all of my decisions just like we do in this reality. I was 100% aware of the fact that I had died that night when I fell asleep. That went on for what felt like forever. I was trapped in that building with some scary ppl and they mocked me , spied on me, laughed at me, laughed about my father who recently passed away, it was the most negative degrading experience. I really believed that was it.. I’m stuck in hell for living like such a piece of shit. That’s all I could think about. Finally in that world I fell out and started having a seizure after being their for a while. I remember the doors in the main living area opening super fast and so much light poured into the room and two ambulance workers came picked me up and put me inside of the ambulance. They injected me with something and that’s all I remember . I eventually woke up in a hospital bed with my mom sitting next to me crying and the doctor was in the room with 3 nurses. They were absolutely shocked to see me staring back at them. I had been in a coma for over a month. They told my mother I would never be able to walk, or talk again and that’s (IF) I manage to even come back. Within days I was able to talk very quietly. My mom says all I did was whisper how much I hated that rehab and how scary the ppl were in there. She told me that would have her so confused because I didn’t even last 5 hours there before I began to die. It’s been a year now and I’m sober I don’t even drink. It took me hitting the very bottom… rock bottom to appreciate life. I forgot how to do that through out those years of chaos. I forgot so much about myself. After that experience I believe I was given a second chance at life. No matter how tough things get I’ll never allow myself to go backwards again. I understand a lot of ppl say that but the experience that I had was out of this world literally. I went to a place that was very real. I’m not religious and I don’t go to church but I now believe that our actions really do have consequences and how we choose to live this life matters in a way that most of us don’t even think about. Theirs a lot more to this world than what we see right now. Treat yourself well and treat the ppl that matter to you well. I lived carelessly and I saw what the end result is when you live that way. I believe I was in purgatory and if I didn’t get this chance I was going to pay for my sins. I’ve never ever read a bible but after the whole thing happened and months went by and my brain had gone through some healing I researched my experience and a lot of what I read lined up with what ppl who have temporarily died and gone to purgatory have written when they make it back. I just wanted to share that experience for anyone out there who may be battling some serious addiction issues. It’s never too late to stop. It sounds impossible but I promise you that it’s not. You will learn to live in a new way over time, but that’s just it you have to be patient and give your body time to truly heal and adapt back into a normal lifestyle. Don’t cut your life short over drugs… it’s a terrible way to leave this earth and it’s even worse to leave you family behind wondering why you felt that was the only way you could cope with your pain. Don’t do that to yourself or your loved ones…. It’s not the answer and you will understand that if you don’t stop and you leave this earth on that kind of note. What I saw after the fact is much scarier than going through the pain of quitting.

@systempwn3d991

2 жыл бұрын

I'm recovering addict from benzos, opiates, barbiutites, carisprodol, weed....all can say stay strong from LLJW got off them all not where i now i have no depdancices i still take them but more recreatoinal....benzos i take along side my quetiapine dianosed with Paranoid Schitzophrenia & Chronic mixed migraines Juice Wrld help me so mch too stay strong bro and safe ur not alone!

@paulcoggins9504

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou for your honesty. I believe everything you have said without question, and I am inspired by your level of recollection! I have been been declared clinically dead more than once , and I know what it is to touch the other side.

@jimmylad91

Жыл бұрын

I’ve done a lot of research over the years about what happens to the body when you die. I’ve flatlined also and had similar experience. Scientists have discovered DMT, the Class A hallucinogenic, naturally occurs in the body, and may contain a clue to what happens when we die and why people have such realistic experiences. DMT (Dimethyltryptamine) is the most powerful hallucinogenic drug around. The pineal gland excretes large amounts of DMT during birth and death.

@paulajay6879

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing this very personal experience. You are proof addiction can be overcome! Well done! I salute you!🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

This was so well made, I love Juice man! 999 Keep up the fantastic work!

@UnknownProductionsYT

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

Im glad theres other people out there that recognize his talent, if ppl didn’t id literally implode. 999 shit.

@cjdunn5113

2 жыл бұрын

Inverted 666???

@bloodliquidz8668

2 жыл бұрын

@@cjdunn5113 yea he inverted it as a sign to make good out of bad

@cjdunn5113

2 жыл бұрын

@@bloodliquidz8668 9 pregnant in head 6 pregnant in belly

Thanks for this ❤

His music has saved my life TWICE... Thank You Juice WRLD

Haven't watched something in awhile that gave me chills. Not even a quarter way in. Thank you for this

You did a great job with this documentary. RIP Jarad Anthony Higgins Juice WRLD 🙏🏾🙏🏾🌹

@desandariturner5331

2 жыл бұрын

His name spells out JAH #LLJuice #LongLiveXxx

Thanks for your contribution sir, I appreciate you making this documentary. This was beautiful.

this is beautiful bro thank ya

i love this channel so much stg

@UnknownProductionsYT

3 жыл бұрын

Legend!

Real legend frfr

i just really miss juice man , i almost started crying , RIP juice u legend 💔💔🕊

Amazing amazing work! Thank u so much!

@UnknownProductionsYT

2 жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

This is a good documentary 🔥🔥🔥!

His passing is incredibly heartbreaking. LLJW!! R.I.P BRO 🙏 You will NEVER be forgotten...

Like you're song forever I'll forever value you, love you, acknowledge you coz you rule my wrld Jared 999 forever

@HandMade715

6 ай бұрын

Be careful though

It’s so weird I remember sitting in the parking lot of my local mall with a friend getting ready to leave and he’s like dude check out this new rapper and he showed me his song wasted with lil uzi and I was like shook by his flow his talent. And instantly became one of my favorite rappers. Death race for love was a masterpiece. All of his music was.

One of the best documentaries I've seen! Thank you!!

When lucid dreams came out originally is when I found out about him, and I fell in love showing all my friends and playing it constantly, I felt a part of the success when it blew up and have been obsessed with his unreleased music ever since. LLJW.999.

This needs more views

Thankyou for putting this together! 🙏

@UnknownProductionsYT

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

The first clip of juice wrld singing I saw that and I knew there was something wrong with juice he could Barely talk really heart breaking

Quality over quantity keep doing more videos like these

@UnknownProductionsYT

3 жыл бұрын

That's the plan!

Rest In Peace to lil homie…..I’ll tell anyone especially the youth…don’t do drugs…the loss. Regret. The Pain. that u will have to live with afterwards is serious….that high. That feeling. That sensation…u will have to pay dearly for that…and to it keep 100. The chances of u coming back from it is slim to none…I seen it and lived it….I’m thankful I made it back…that was a very deep dark place…a lot of danger…around a lot of twisted minds…and depressing situations…I lost alot and I wouldn’t wish that situation on my worst enemy…stay sober and do something good with your life…peace ✅

thank u great doc

I’m 25 . And he’s truly made a deep fucken impact on my life . I felt like I was living life through him in so many different ways . I’ve never fit in my entire life and honestly wasn’t diagnosed with depression and anxiety till I was 21 . It took me forever to get help but even then I was drinking so much and doing so much weed . I would never touch anything else just from seeing so many people die from it. But his music related to me so much . And even today I’ll never go a day without listening to him . I’m a die heart fan forever long live jarred , I truly wish I could of met you , seen a concert . I love you bro ❤

@nckfrmthapnw

Жыл бұрын

Look into just microdosing mushrooms for your depression and anxiety. I can almost promise you they would help you a ton.!

Wow I didn’t realize I’m older then him.. Such a loss to the entire world, his music helped so many more people then he probably realized. R.I.P

This is beautiful man I'm in tears 😥

This is the only artist passing that really affected me. This man really was different. I just wish he could of held off and got control. I know addiction is a bad disease. I'm going thru it now you just have to make sure you don't take to much and keep your levels down. Rip juice wrld. Wish you was still here

@thelegion3682

2 жыл бұрын

I apologize my friend but if this is the only artist death that affected you then you're just too young. Bro growing up thru the 90's watching the loss of some of our artists we loved who defined a generation pass , it was life altering to us . I suspect this loss (juice wrld) affected you the same way. He was a talented dude. A nice dude even. It's so sad man. May they all rest in peace.

@zigman3105

2 жыл бұрын

You must have been born in the last 20 years to say that

@HontTV

Жыл бұрын

@@thelegion3682 wait hold on guys, it does not matter how old he is to then compare to experiencing grief of other artist passing. Within the years he has been in this world there has been plenty of artist who have passed in every genre or different types of artist outside music. And then there is Juice Wrld, that made a huge impact on him and millions of people all while it being an extremely short period of time…. Sorry my head is all foggy after watching this video and sobbing uncontrollably like a bitch lol. Hope I communicated that properly, ah fuck it, the point is that it’s all 999 🖤 love.

@nckfrmthapnw

Жыл бұрын

Bro addiction is progressive. You may be able to keep your intake down, controlled, or regulated or whatever for a while. But that will change. Just do urself a favor now and stay away from hard drugs. Living a life of pain and misery is not fun what so ever and that is what using certain drugs will lead to. Only weed and psychadelics are your friend. And even then, be cautious, tread lightly. Best of luck!

I followed juice throughout this process early on, just can’t believe how different I thought we were at the time. He’s 3 years older than me but at the time I remember finding songs like too much cash and Hollywood dreams. Realizing now he hadn’t even made it yet but spoke it into existence is crazy, once all girls are the same and lucid dreams dropped on Apple Music his career took off so fast that I just assumed he was bigger than who he really was. It’s kind of surreal to think I will outlive him on my 21st next year

This is just way too hard to watch without crying my eyes out. We all love you Juice.

Great job on this bruh

Juice wrld impacted my life so much. He changed the way I look and view the wrld

thanks for the amazing documentary you helped me so much with my presentation 999 LLJW

Beautiful video, was originally looking for the hbo doc but stumbled across this and loved it ❤️ #LLJW #999

I feel so numb since his passing but every now and then something like this just breaks me

I want you to be proud of what you create man … this is great ! I’m gonna watch the XXX one next but I’m in the beginning of this video rn. All love brotha 👊🏻

I'm definitely coming back to this video this time every year in honor and remembering of the legend juice wrld, the impact and the importance of him has been imbedded into this generation of music from the 2 till the 9 of December we should all just play all his songs on shuffle and Repeat forever till the day we die #LLJ #LND #999FL IN LOVING MEMORY OF JUICE WRLD 🍍🌎🎶😢🙏🐐❤️

@lonerrboymh

Жыл бұрын

i listen to all his songs ona daily, off the wake up type shii… that’s how much he helped me nd i love nd miss him dearly, never really had a role model in life fr but Juice Wrld was fasho the model i needed to help get me thru depression nd my anxiety nd heartbreaks. really wish he was still alive but even thru death he still helps me thru his music. 999 shit 🤘🏾🖤 Rest In Peace to a legend man, gone too soon but forever in my heart 💔 WE LOVE YOU JUICE !!!

nice job!

Best video of my life big thx from France ❤️ rip juice 9994ever

@queenieqt2033

2 жыл бұрын

Watch his french freestyle

Very good Documentation about my Idol

I didn't know him personally but I am a fan he was just bout to really take off this doc really made me realize his impact. Long live Juice R.I.P. gone too soon

after seeing the excellent work in several documentaries you guys produced, I couldn't believe the number of subscribers the channel has... the most underrated channel on KZread

@UnknownProductionsYT

2 жыл бұрын

Legend ❤️ We will get there one day!

Rip 🙏🙏 Legends Never Die 🙏🙏❤️❤️

rip to juice great documentary

His music is therapy to me. I feel like he was where i use to be. So many can relate & he's helped so many stay sober. Powerful words. Love u Juice

Thank you for making this doc. I loved juice throughout his whole career. His music kept me alive throughout my addiction and has helped me now remain clean for over 3 years. I can honestly say he saved my life.

LLJW

Breaks my heart a true genuine soul is lost, a genius of his time 😞

You can tell how much Bibby loved Juice bruh. Shit hurting him just to think about it. And Bibby really from the streets, he seen niggas die in front of him. I only ever seen Bibby cry for Jared. That's real love bro.

i love u forever juice, 999 legends never die for real

You did a really good job on this video keep up the good work

I loved juice’s music sm !

we miss you JUICE!!!

I watched the whole thing that’s how much I love juice

First!! Long Live Juice!!

New subscriber here! This was quality material. Thankyou and keep it up!

Long live Juice Wrld❤️❤️

This man mastered Emo Rap. One of the best free style rappers of all time. Legend. Rest well brotha. You deserve it. No 🧢

Best juice documentary I've seen yet,going in my playlist ! Thank yu! LLJW

@dhdixjrnedndjd9672

2 жыл бұрын

Wait till you see the real documentary

RIP.Young Legends

good vid

I physically cried watching this documentary 😭😭, he's my favorite artist, much love frm Tanzania 🇹🇿 R.i.p juice wrld

@rawszn6287

2 жыл бұрын

jus wait until u watch the real one

Rip juice man he is and still is the goat i miss you so much man🥲

Rip to the legend 999🕊

This needs to blow up

@UnknownProductionsYT

3 жыл бұрын

Fingers crossed 🤞🏻

I’m 28 and watching this shook me. I truly was unaware of this happening and the pain young ppl are experiencing. Don’t get me wrong I’ve experienced some anxiety and depression that definitely had me hitting the bottle hard but I can say it was as a full blown adult and not so early in life. 😢I pray for healing for these young ppl especially the ones who have addictions that didn’t even know what was coming to them

2022 still missin this guy