Juice Wrld’s Chilling Last Words at His Final Concert

An American singer and rapper. Born in Chicago, Illinois, he grew up with a conservative and religious mom who forbade him from listening to hip-hop.

He started rapping in high school and ended up promoting his music on streaming platform SoundCloud, where he gained a fanbase.

He released his full debut EP, 999 which propelled him to the status of “rising star” and it was just onwards and upwards from there.

In 2018, the rapper decided to release the track that hit the number 2 spot on the official Billboard Hot 100 chart. This garnered attention from music labels and agents.

He decided to sign with Interscope Records, who gave him a deal worth 3 million dollars.

And that year only got better for Juice Wrld as the release of his second album Death Race for Love? saw him at the top of the charts.

Mental health, mortality and drug use were common themes in his music, and this led him to grab the attention of youth. His music became an outlet for them and he was quickly branded the “artist of the generation.”

Earlier this year, he won the award for “Top New Artist” beating the likes of Dua Lipa and Ella Mai.

“I don’t deserve this life,” one fan wrote. They have clearly been affected by the news.

He truly was a magnificent artist.

Interscope Geffen A&M Records said he “made a profound impact on the world in such a short period of time.” Those are just the facts because his music took over a massive portion of the world.

At around 02:00 local time (8:00 GMT), the incident took a turn for the worst and Juice Wrld was taken to hospital, where he was pronounced dead. It has since been alleged that the late rapper suffered a seizure.

It’s too early to be thinking about theories, but to Juice Wrld’s most loyal followers, they have started piecing things together, eventually coming to the conclusion that the late singer knew he was going to die aged twenty-one. On 3 separate occasions, he has left clues that have lead to this moment.

In one of his most famous tracks dedicated to 2 other rappers who have recently died, twenty-year-old “XXXTentacion” and twenty-one-year-old Lil Peep, he rapped these lyrics: “What’s the 27 Club? We ain’t making it past twenty-one. I been going through paranoia…”

Only last week did Juice tweet about his twenty-first birthday and how it was “one of his best [birthdays]” yet.

Just a day before his birthday, he tweeted this strange tweet. It almost sounds as if he’s rounding his life off with an overall quote.

He tweeted a supposed quote about himself: “This life is yours do what tf you want do great things and change the world don’t let no one tell you s**t.. and you’ll be bigger than “juice wrld” will ever be, and he’s going down as a legend – Jarad.”

When he first started out in the industry, he tweeted this one tweet that no one can get out of their heads.

“My goal is to get overly famous, shine for a couple years..then fake my death.” Now people are questioning if this is really true. Did he fake his death?

Juice performed his final ever concert at Festival Hall in Melbourne on November 29th, and his final words to fans have surfaced.

Juice Wrld told fans he “loved them more than life itself” and, before leaving the stage, said they “can do whatever the f**k [they] want to do in this life.” “Whether you want to be a rapper, an actor, a doctor or a lawyer – whatever the f**k you want to be, you can do that s**t. So go out there, put in the work and do that s**t. I f**king love y’all. Juice Wrld, until the world blows.”

Juice Wrld said: “I love y’all from the bottom of my f**king heart.”

Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and girlfriend, Ally. R.I.P Juice Wrld.