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JUICE WRLD’S LIFE OF DILEMMA

Knowing more about juice wrld. Morispeak (talk) 11:39, 3 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Alot has been said about juice Wrld whose real name is JARAD ANTHONY HIGGINS. Drug addiction was a major part of what affected his life. There have been controversies from fans about his death, some of his fans says he died due to SEIZURE which was caused by the overdose of drugs he took usuals, and some said it was his time to die as to the cause of him selling his soul to the DEVIL. Jarad as we all know it was raised by a very religious and God-fearing mother, who introduced JUICE to music, but making him stay on the gospel type of music. Along the way, rap music got his interest, where and when he dropped his first track on SOUNDCLOUND titled FOREVER under the stage name: JUICETHEKIDD.

Relating the death of Jarad to his lyrics, about 50% of his fans were convinced that he did made a deal with the devil and probably had bargained with his life to rise to fame  — Preceding unsigned comment added by Morispeak (talk • contribs) 11:51, 3 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]