Juice WRLD, who died in 2019 from an accidental opioid overdose, previously collaborated with BTS on the song “All Night,” which was featured on the BTS World soundtrack.
Jarad Anthony Higgins, better known as Juice WRLD, was an American rapper, singer, and songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. He is regarded as a pioneer in the emo-rap and SoundCloud rap genres, both of which gained popularity in the mid-late 2010s.
Fighting Demons By Juice WRLD
Carmela Wallace, the rapper’s mother, announced the album in November, claiming that the title was inspired by the rapper’s own battles with mental illness and addiction.
“Fighting Demons,” Juice WRLD’s second posthumous album, will be released on Dec. 10, Friday.
“He left behind an astonishingly deep catalog of music,” she said in a statement, “ensuring his fans will have new songs to listen to for years to come.” —GMA News’ JCB
He died on December 8, 2019, when he was only twenty-one years old. Legends Never Die (2020), his first posthumous album, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. Following his death, he was honored with the ‘Rap/Hip-Hop Male Artist award at the ‘American Music Award (AMAs)’ last year.
Fighting Demons. 12/10. #lljw🕊 https://t.co/rLZYEruvGF pic.twitter.com/UqTCZI6nwF
— . (@JuiceWorlddd) December 9, 2021
BTS’s SUGA In Fighting Demons
BTS’ Suga will be featured in the b side track ‘Girl of My Dreams,’ according to the full tracklist for ‘Fighting Demons,’ which was revealed on December 9. Suga is teaming up with rapper Juice WRLD for the second time.
Suga and RM of BTS collaborated with Juice WRLD for the ‘BTS WORLD’ OST ‘All Night’ in June of this year. RM produced the song, which was described as a “moderate tempo hip hop song with a 90’s chill vibe.” It’s the third single from the OST for ‘BTS WORLD.’
Justin Bieber, Polo G, Trippie Redd, and Suga from BTS make guest appearances on the album, which has 18 tracks.
Slim Shady on Fighting Demons
“Eminem Speaks” is the sixth track on the album. Over a chill beat, Slim Shady will most likely say a few words about Juice WRLD.
This type of thing has happened in the past. Juice’s first posthumous album, Legends Never Die, featuring Eminem. On an interlude track titled “The Man, The Myth, The Legend,” Em spoke with Kxng Crooked about the young talent.
“Shout out to Juice as well, man; that kid was incredible.” What the f**k was that freestyle he did on Westwood for an hour? He mastered that f**king quickly for someone so young. It’s extremely depressing. Eminem says, “His potential was off the charts.”
