Juice WRLD Song Lyrics

About Juice WRLD

Young life and Starting of Career Juice WRLD, real name Jarad Anthony Higgins (born Dec. 2, 1998), was a rapper and singer from Chicago who played Juana Mann of rock's blurred future with his emotive genre-blending music - drawing influence from Nascar Aloe to Biggie Smalls. The inspiration for his stage name is Tupac Shakur's role in the 1992 film Juice. While in high school, Juice WRLD - who started making music and uploaded it to SoundCloud where the Chicagoan built a local following for his distinctive style of merging elements from emo and rap sonics with rueful meditations on substance abuse recorded as an escape at Alexandria's grandmother house outside of Chicago. Breakthrough and Rise to Fame One was the 2018 single "Lucid Dreams," which helped break Juice WRLD. This infectious tune, complete with heartbreak-laden lyrics that resonated somberly in the hearts of listeners "almost made it to number one" reaching number two on Billboard Hot 100. Later in 2018, he cemented his rap status with the anthem "All Girls Are The Same" and even bigger hit "Lean Wit Me," both from his debut album Goodbye & Good Riddance. Notable Albums and Songs He also recorded several albums; Goodbye & Good Riddance (2018), Death Race for Love (2019) and Legends Never Die, released in July 2020 after his death. His most popular songs: "Lucid Dreams," "All Girls Are the Same," and his collab with YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Bandit. Lyrics and Themes Most of Juice WRLD's songs are about love, heartbreak and drug abuse. In "Lucid Dreams," he croons: "You were my everything, thoughts of a wedding ring / Now I'm just better off dead." The pure expression of the song and how it reflects our struggles on an almost introspective level is what many fans connect with. Stating his pain in such a concise and brutally honest manner made him the voice of homeowners, connecting on an emotional level to those who listened. Impact and Legacy The tumultuous story of Juice WRLD's music sales, meanwhile, has become a microcosm for how emo-rap and contemporary rap is thriving together as well all slipping into push-pull cycles with the public record industry around new models that have continued to make breaking out hits harder: The on-demand imperative/rights format/passive #True2Keeping It All encouraging faster download speeds/downloads (about 2008)and "DRM approach" in turn they subsidize/keep reliant some upcoming artists while passively asking others to cut their dollars off spike cuts from songwriting via indifferent consultancies. His style of singing rapped verses received significant praise and his openness regarding struggles with mental health and addiction helped have a positive effect on those topics. He was only 21, but even though he prematurely died due to a drug-related seizure on December 8th, 2019; Juice WRLD's music is never forgotten and lives endlessly in the hearts of aspiring stars. Collaborations and Influence Juice WRLD united with both Future on the mixtape Wrld on Drugs and BTS for "All Night." Since then he has embarked on various collaborations that highlight his range and reach across musical terrains. Personal Life and Fun Facts Juice WRLD was public about suffering from anxiety and addiction - vices he explored in his music. This transparency contributed to destigmatizing these topics, especially for young fans who may have struggled in silence. One interesting thing about Juice WRLD is his freestyling power, he once broke the record by spitting for more than an hour on Tim Westwood's show which proved how creative and talented he was. Awards and Recognition During his career, Juice WRLD came close to earning a number of awards and nominations including at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards for Top New Artist. Legends Never Die - his posthumous album - debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, sealing even further your legacy within music for generation to come.

Juice WRLD Song Lyrics

About Juice WRLD

Juice WRLD Discography

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Album: New Songs

Album: The Party Never Ends (2024)

Album: Fighting Demons (2021)