Fans Still Can't Get Over Juice WRLD's Eerie Last Moments

May 2024 ยท 1 minute read

"Whether he knew it or not, Juice was a therapist to millions of kids," music producer Benny Blanco said in the HBO documentary "Juice WRLD: Into the Abyss," per the Chicago Sun-Times. His music resonated with young people as he did not hold back in talking about pain, passion, and even issues like addiction and depression. While he did battle his personal demons, he was someone who loved his fans fiercely and served as a positive influence to the people around him.

If resurfaced videos shared by DJ Akademiks are any indication, Juice WLRD seemed to be in a good mood on the same night he died. "This was Juice Wrld as he got on the plane that took him to Chicago last night," the DJ wrote. "He was in high spirits and looked happy." The rapper was seen laughing and goofing around with his friends.

"I love y'all more than life itself," Juice WRLD told his fans at a show just days before, per the Daily Mail, showing just how much he valued his supporters. "Juice made a profound impact on the world in such a short period of time," Interscope Records said in a statement after he died. "He was a gentle soul, whose creativity knew no bounds."

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