I truly believed that juice could of gone on to be one of the greats, he wasn’t just a rapper he was a full blown artist. Amazing at rapping, could sing melodic could freestyle like it was easy. He could make music for all types of people. RIP juice man
Definitely, if you don't believe Juice could rap go watch the Em freestyle video. Dude rapped flawlessly over classic Em beats for 50+ minutes. Em himself has said that video made Godzilla happen. Makes me all the more ashamed that I didn't accept Juice before, and just saw him as one of the new school mumble rappers. Don't get me wrong I hate mumble rap, but Juice was one of the few genuinely talented new school artists and Laroi is following closely in his footsteps. Speaking of, I don't get why hardcore Juice fans hate him. Juice genuinely wanted Laroi to succeed, and yes he gave him a free verse for that to happen but so fucken what? I'll agree that some of Grade A's actions since Juice's death have been sus (putting Laroi on Hate The Other Side, etc), but direct the hate to them man. Laroi doesn't deserve it, and Juice wouldn't have wanted it. In fact, Juice would have been so proud of Laroi, and I mean that. Gone way way too soon. It's always the good one's that go isn't it? LLJW.
@@aidanthomas2510 I'm glad you with Juice now. I think the people who despise Laroi have many reasons, most of which I don't agree with at all. I love Laroi's music, have been listening since early 2020, and Juice since way before that early on in his career too. I think the Juice fans either see him as like a "rebound" artist or they just don't know the full story between Laroi and Juice meeting and connecting. I knew that Juice and Bibby heard Laroi's music and could tell that he had potential with his melodies and flows at such a young age and ended up picking him up. It only hit me recently that for that time, Laroi was with Juice the majority of the time, up until he passed away. Just from all the old videos of Laroi, he's extremely talented and Juice was the best thing that could've ever happened for him and his career. Literally nobody else but Juice would've provided the mentorship, I assume, he received from Juice. But I think Juice fans just don't care to understand or just don't know. And the obvious reasons like you said about Grade A and what they've been doing. Laroi is not an industry plant. He started receiving recognition around the time of Juice's death and only skyrocketed from there. He's not only a talented artist, but his performances are great. Not many go out there and give the typa energy he gives at every show. Something he had before meeting Juice and only elevated after being alongside Juice. He's a humble guy that genuinely just cares about his craft. On a side note, in Juice's song "Legends Never Die" which was a tribute to other artists who had recently passed way too young. He said something about "we ain't making it past 21" and he died at 21. Juice seemed to almost predict the way he was gonna go, rapping lyrics about od'ing and the drugs taking him. I mean yea it's pretty obvious when you take that many things, somethings bound to happen, but it's just crazy to hear it in his music. Laroi's really early drops when he was like 14/15 were always about how he knew he was gonna blow up and that he would be ready for it. In the BTS for his "Go" MV, one of the guys said he's gonna blow up overnight after getting the Juice verse, and Laroi just calmly goes bet, i've been ready my whole life. Maybe he's just gonna live out his manifestations the same way Juice did. 999 forever, LLJW.
@@star08094 yeah I still do feel it is a shame I never discovered or respected Juice earlier, would have LOVED to have seen him live. But yeah I agree 100%. I also agree with you on Laroi, they definitely see him as a Juice copycat but while there are similarities (he sounded A LOT like Juice on the second verse of Love Again), mostly I believe due to the way Juice mentored Laroi, they're still their own artists to me. And yeah I feel a lot of the hate should be directed at Bibby & Grade A as, while they do deserve a lot of respect for putting Laroi on, they have acted, in some cases, downright sus when it comes to how they've handled Juice's music. They, and Juice's hardcore fans, have also dragged Ally's name through the mud and I can pretty confidently say Juice would NEVER have wanted that. I truly discovered Juice and Laroi in about 2021. My favourite song of his is Wishing Well and man when I discovered that and a few others, I played them on repeat for a solid minute and just said to myself 'how did I never appreciate this guy earlier'. I also agree about the literal predictions, they're all over Wishing Well too. They're sad songs now in hindsight, but they're hard to not bump at the same time. Such was the talent of Juice, and is the talent of Laroi. Laroi is friggen talented too, I've found myself playing more and more off of F**k Love as time goes on and can't wait for his new album. He came to Australia last year and I'm so sad I didn't get to go. Definitely will one day, not making the same mistake I did with Juice with Laroi. Hell, you have to be talented to get a Justin Bieber feature. I slept on Stay for a bit, because you know 'ooo Justin Bieber' and I hadn't heard anything of JB's since the big songs on, I think Purpose is it called? I know they came out in 2015 (Love Yourself, Sorry, What Do You Mean). But the first time I heard it I instantly thought, 'why is this more catchy than I want to admit it is'. And I have to say, despite having made some of the cringiest songs of my time, Justin has really changed and grown as a person and artist. I can now admit, he has made some great music. If the photo Laroi shared for JB's birthday is correct, that would suggest he inspired the pianos for stay and I gotta say, job well done. 2 years and 2 billion streams later, here we are.
@@aidanthomas2510 After hearing the loss of Juice, one of my first reactions were "holy I'll never be able to see him live." I found Juice right when Lucid dreams dropped, so way before he completely blew up even though he was already big at the time. His music has always been an outlet for me, just to turn on and bump whenever I need it. Laroi proved to have the same effect for me very early on. My brother actually showed me his song Diva right when it came out and I thought it was whatever. But then I listened to Let Her Go and kept digging until I realized that this kid was legit. Found out he was with Juice and it just all made sense. His F*ck Love project was amazing. Just raw talent. I've yet to go to one of his shows, but I'm hoping he comes here soon, so I'll be able to. Both Juice and Laroi have been my top 2 on spotify for the past 3 years now. What you said about Grade A and Bibby, I agree with. Especially with how they handled Juice's death and his music. It is what it is though, as a listener, I just enjoy his music. Also, I tend to be up to date with Laroi's music, and he was dropping snippets of Stay for a while, as he kinda does for most of his song. I don't think I knew JB was gonna be on it at the time, but JB has always been someone I respected and liked listening to occasionally. Love that friendship that they created. Very excited for the album coming soon from Laroi.
The verse of him saying the look on his face changed and he wasnt looking back hits even harder knowing Laroi was with Juice when he passed, if youve never dealt with seeing a loved one who has passed whether it be in time or like an open casket, it hits very hard.
hits even harder knowing when he’s talking bout “i saw the look on your face when it changed and you weren’t looking back” and “blood coming up when you cough coldest december i saw” knowing he was on the runway when it happened. rip to a legend 🖤
I lost someone close to me recently, and I actually heard this song early last year. But hearing this before losing someone and after losing someone changes the song completely 💔
Almost teared up when I first heard this, just thinking about Juice's death. I lost my dad a month ago and it hits even harder. This is the perfect song to play at night in the car just to get your cries out. It's okay to cry fellas
I've never lost a loved one before and I can't imaging how it must feel but hearing this song just brought a tear to my eye and made me realise how grateful I am that all the people I'm the closest with are still here with me. I can't believe it's been 4 years since Juice's passing, it feels like it was yesterday that he passed away. I know that there will always be a place in my heart where juice will stay. RIP and 999 forever♥️
Love the reaction mate, if you wanna feel some real emotion from some songs listen to the Cadet & Krept letters, they are cousins and both great successful artists (Cadet sadly past away and the final letter to him is a song after it happened) Cadet - Letter to Krept Krept - Letter to Cadet Cadet - No more letters (more of just a song, but goes in order) Krept - Last Letter to Cadet (After he past)
Ironically enough, I'd just got done with an appointment with my shrink when I saw the promo for this. Then I heard it and I tell you, I'm not a big cryer (though I have cried a lot more than I'd like to admit these past few years) but it was hard to stop myself crying. I just felt empty after it. It was hard to not want to listen again because it's such a beautiful song, but it was a hard listen at the same time. Really put's into perspective what we lost, I genuinely believe Juice would have gone on to be an absolute and utter GOAT. All the music we missed out on, man.... It's always the good ones isn't it? Gone way too soon, LLJW.
In the past 3 months I’ve lost a close family member and a close friend, so this one really hits home at the moment. It’s not often a song makes me cry, but every time I’ve heard this since the first preview a year ago, I’ve cried. Laroi’s songwriting is well ahead of his years, for an 18 year old (at the time he wrote this) to be able to conceptualise like this is a one of a kind talent. Seeing his mentor and close friend pass away in front of him at 16 would’ve been heartbreaking
Im 27 and my father recently passed away of cancer and i was in the room when he took his last breath. Its been tough and this song hits differently and gives me goosebumps anytime i listen to it.
I ain’t gon lie I relate hard to this song I had sumone like a father figure jus to find out later he died. So when he said build me up jus to leave me it hit. He made me feel what is was like to have that type luv told me he was proud I was gon graduate. And yea I’ve been running away not dealing with it. Damm man luv the reactions scru but Damm this hit hard af mane
I can relate to the song so much because I lost my dad 3 years ago when I was 21. That denial stage was something I fought off heavy and never truly went through because even though I wanted to call him and escape reality I couldn't because I knew I had his phone. I still can't bring myself to open the bag with his belongings from the hospital because I'd rather not get that deep into my emotions.
He was in the airport watching him pass in front of him at 16 Juice is and will be my favourite artist forever I can't imagine having him as a mentor and watching him go after he said "hey look what's on the TV yo"
Within a year i lost my grandmother, a good friend and a former teammate …. Listening to this 5 years after that makes my heart hurt yet heal.. I can relate and feel everything in this song and I wish I could just hug the kid Laroi and ski.. cuz that’s all I’ve ever needed after that
Scru makes the song sound better after cause he just pulls it apart so satisfyingly, he does it with ERB as well which is what introduced me, love the content man!
He played this for everyone at his concerts and asked people to put their phones away to be in the moment. Instead everyone lit the place up with their lights. It was such a beautiful moment and i instantly bawled.
Such a sad song. I reflect on holding my mums hand as she passed. For months after would call and text with a hope of hearing back. Everytime something big happens in my life I still tell her. Not sure have ever got over the look on her face when realised she wasn't here anymore 💔
He said every emotion you got thru when you lose someone anger being the one that people don't understand unless you've been there. I Lost my ex gf to an OD this year me and her dated for 5 years hadn't spoke in two and then facetimed for hours one night like 2-3 weeks before she passed. its been 6 months and I'm an overly emotional person but It's hurting more now then the shock of after I heard she passed or even being at her service. RIP Sydney Meyer love you my lil spider monkey I'll always be your penguin I'll see you on the other side.
"How could you build me up just to leave me know" that was powerful, anger is very much a part of grief, especially when it's a death that was self inflicted weither suicide or something accidental like overdose.
The lyrics hit so much harder when you know and realize that Laroi was there when he passed and when everything happened that day. Shit is heartbreaking LLJ man
This video popped up and I went to watch it and I couldn't watch the whole thing this song just hit me hard as hell. I lost so many I've known to love and be close to in the last couple years and still hurts. This song just does something
I barely know who Juice was, but I’m almost crying because of the raw emotion. The Kid Laroi did an amazing job. And like you said, it ain’t easy. I know that from the tone.
Seen my brother die then lost my dad 12 months later and watched it happen both times, stand up and demand a change on opiate epidemic and our leaders lack of urgency
So sad addiction so hard crying I'm sitting here right now listening to this song when the person I love is getting high I'm so worried for he's life after listen to this song it's hard to wacth somone who has a addiction
I ain't making this up, last 4 seconds of you listening to this song, where Laroi fades out, my dish washer was beeping, I got goosebumps cause it damn sounded like a heart monitor. RIP Juice WRLD.
Scru you alright my G you look like this one hit you somewhere else I know a lot of ppl don’t usually talk about what they goin through to entertain others but I just wanted to ask everybody need somebody to talk to sometimes we here man… RIP Juice
laroi was there in the airport when juice died and saw everything that happened, thats what hes talking about when he said “I saw the look on your face when it changed and you werent looking back”
THANK YOU! I cried with you, and I hope you know you are the most real music analyzers on RUclips, I connected with you and the song, it made it all so powerful for me, this was a hard video to get through
Ok scru what was that breakdown 😂 homie said “that’s a powerful opening line, faded away into the dark and your never coming back because when you lose a loved one it’s like they’re fading away into the dark and never coming back”
I love this because of family and friends I have lost, I’ve known the loss before I was born because my oldest sister died 3 months before I was born and that shaped my life because I remember the nightmares my mother had when I was in the womb, which is why I was born messed up and weird
Dang I just came to your most recent upload to ask if you had any plans to make a video of your thoughts on the current situation with people using AI to make songs with other other artists voices and all that and instead got hit with an incredible emotional track like this. Wow.
Can you react to FREDO - NETFLIX & CHILL. Fredo got criticized heavily for making the same style of music so he made this song which is more melodic to show off his versatility
laroi was scarred from the situation he started taking drugs to numb the pain luckily he never got hooked like juice and I really hope he can carry juices legacy and be a great of the industry
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Laroi’s vocals never disappoint, so much emotion and soul.
the voice like when he fades it out is so good and the way his voice cracks at the perfect time just makes it sound so good he never disappoints fr
I truly believed that juice could of gone on to be one of the greats, he wasn’t just a rapper he was a full blown artist. Amazing at rapping, could sing melodic could freestyle like it was easy. He could make music for all types of people.
RIP juice man
Definitely, if you don't believe Juice could rap go watch the Em freestyle video. Dude rapped flawlessly over classic Em beats for 50+ minutes. Em himself has said that video made Godzilla happen. Makes me all the more ashamed that I didn't accept Juice before, and just saw him as one of the new school mumble rappers. Don't get me wrong I hate mumble rap, but Juice was one of the few genuinely talented new school artists and Laroi is following closely in his footsteps. Speaking of, I don't get why hardcore Juice fans hate him. Juice genuinely wanted Laroi to succeed, and yes he gave him a free verse for that to happen but so fucken what? I'll agree that some of Grade A's actions since Juice's death have been sus (putting Laroi on Hate The Other Side, etc), but direct the hate to them man. Laroi doesn't deserve it, and Juice wouldn't have wanted it. In fact, Juice would have been so proud of Laroi, and I mean that.
Gone way way too soon. It's always the good one's that go isn't it? LLJW.
@@aidanthomas2510 I'm glad you with Juice now. I think the people who despise Laroi have many reasons, most of which I don't agree with at all. I love Laroi's music, have been listening since early 2020, and Juice since way before that early on in his career too. I think the Juice fans either see him as like a "rebound" artist or they just don't know the full story between Laroi and Juice meeting and connecting. I knew that Juice and Bibby heard Laroi's music and could tell that he had potential with his melodies and flows at such a young age and ended up picking him up. It only hit me recently that for that time, Laroi was with Juice the majority of the time, up until he passed away. Just from all the old videos of Laroi, he's extremely talented and Juice was the best thing that could've ever happened for him and his career. Literally nobody else but Juice would've provided the mentorship, I assume, he received from Juice. But I think Juice fans just don't care to understand or just don't know. And the obvious reasons like you said about Grade A and what they've been doing. Laroi is not an industry plant. He started receiving recognition around the time of Juice's death and only skyrocketed from there. He's not only a talented artist, but his performances are great. Not many go out there and give the typa energy he gives at every show. Something he had before meeting Juice and only elevated after being alongside Juice. He's a humble guy that genuinely just cares about his craft.
On a side note, in Juice's song "Legends Never Die" which was a tribute to other artists who had recently passed way too young. He said something about "we ain't making it past 21" and he died at 21. Juice seemed to almost predict the way he was gonna go, rapping lyrics about od'ing and the drugs taking him. I mean yea it's pretty obvious when you take that many things, somethings bound to happen, but it's just crazy to hear it in his music. Laroi's really early drops when he was like 14/15 were always about how he knew he was gonna blow up and that he would be ready for it. In the BTS for his "Go" MV, one of the guys said he's gonna blow up overnight after getting the Juice verse, and Laroi just calmly goes bet, i've been ready my whole life. Maybe he's just gonna live out his manifestations the same way Juice did. 999 forever, LLJW.
Between all of the unreleased songs & actual releases he has more songs than some artists make over a decade career it's actually insane
@@star08094 yeah I still do feel it is a shame I never discovered or respected Juice earlier, would have LOVED to have seen him live. But yeah I agree 100%. I also agree with you on Laroi, they definitely see him as a Juice copycat but while there are similarities (he sounded A LOT like Juice on the second verse of Love Again), mostly I believe due to the way Juice mentored Laroi, they're still their own artists to me. And yeah I feel a lot of the hate should be directed at Bibby & Grade A as, while they do deserve a lot of respect for putting Laroi on, they have acted, in some cases, downright sus when it comes to how they've handled Juice's music. They, and Juice's hardcore fans, have also dragged Ally's name through the mud and I can pretty confidently say Juice would NEVER have wanted that.
I truly discovered Juice and Laroi in about 2021. My favourite song of his is Wishing Well and man when I discovered that and a few others, I played them on repeat for a solid minute and just said to myself 'how did I never appreciate this guy earlier'. I also agree about the literal predictions, they're all over Wishing Well too. They're sad songs now in hindsight, but they're hard to not bump at the same time. Such was the talent of Juice, and is the talent of Laroi.
Laroi is friggen talented too, I've found myself playing more and more off of F**k Love as time goes on and can't wait for his new album. He came to Australia last year and I'm so sad I didn't get to go. Definitely will one day, not making the same mistake I did with Juice with Laroi.
Hell, you have to be talented to get a Justin Bieber feature. I slept on Stay for a bit, because you know 'ooo Justin Bieber' and I hadn't heard anything of JB's since the big songs on, I think Purpose is it called? I know they came out in 2015 (Love Yourself, Sorry, What Do You Mean). But the first time I heard it I instantly thought, 'why is this more catchy than I want to admit it is'. And I have to say, despite having made some of the cringiest songs of my time, Justin has really changed and grown as a person and artist. I can now admit, he has made some great music. If the photo Laroi shared for JB's birthday is correct, that would suggest he inspired the pianos for stay and I gotta say, job well done. 2 years and 2 billion streams later, here we are.
@@aidanthomas2510 After hearing the loss of Juice, one of my first reactions were "holy I'll never be able to see him live." I found Juice right when Lucid dreams dropped, so way before he completely blew up even though he was already big at the time. His music has always been an outlet for me, just to turn on and bump whenever I need it. Laroi proved to have the same effect for me very early on. My brother actually showed me his song Diva right when it came out and I thought it was whatever. But then I listened to Let Her Go and kept digging until I realized that this kid was legit. Found out he was with Juice and it just all made sense. His F*ck Love project was amazing. Just raw talent. I've yet to go to one of his shows, but I'm hoping he comes here soon, so I'll be able to. Both Juice and Laroi have been my top 2 on spotify for the past 3 years now. What you said about Grade A and Bibby, I agree with. Especially with how they handled Juice's death and his music. It is what it is though, as a listener, I just enjoy his music. Also, I tend to be up to date with Laroi's music, and he was dropping snippets of Stay for a while, as he kinda does for most of his song. I don't think I knew JB was gonna be on it at the time, but JB has always been someone I respected and liked listening to occasionally. Love that friendship that they created. Very excited for the album coming soon from Laroi.
The verse of him saying the look on his face changed and he wasnt looking back hits even harder knowing Laroi was with Juice when he passed, if youve never dealt with seeing a loved one who has passed whether it be in time or like an open casket, it hits very hard.
“How’d you build me up just to leave now” hit me deep with knowing they relationship bro😮💨
hits even harder knowing when he’s talking bout “i saw the look on your face when it changed and you weren’t looking back” and “blood coming up when you cough coldest december i saw” knowing he was on the runway when it happened. rip to a legend 🖤
Literal tears down my face....smh....damn man.....rip....and my heart goes to laroi ....
I lost someone close to me recently, and I actually heard this song early last year. But hearing this before losing someone and after losing someone changes the song completely 💔
I'm truly sorry for your loss my friend. God bless you and I wish you the best frfr. One love.
@@MasterChiefsSmurf thank you ❤️
Almost teared up when I first heard this, just thinking about Juice's death. I lost my dad a month ago and it hits even harder. This is the perfect song to play at night in the car just to get your cries out. It's okay to cry fellas
I've never lost a loved one before and I can't imaging how it must feel but hearing this song just brought a tear to my eye and made me realise how grateful I am that all the people I'm the closest with are still here with me. I can't believe it's been 4 years since Juice's passing, it feels like it was yesterday that he passed away. I know that there will always be a place in my heart where juice will stay. RIP and 999 forever♥️
This is for Juice and his friend Saiko. Makes me cry everytime 🥺
Damn. This hit hard. I appreciate you for all of your reactions, never fake, never filtered. Always real and raw
song not just a tribute to juice but also to laroi’s close friend Saiko. RIP to both legends man 😢
i went to school with saiko. rip 😕
That bar, coldest december i saw... hits different when you remember that Juice died in december
This song hits deep in my heart I lost my cousin to a heroine overdose I feel this pain so deeply
Love the reaction mate, if you wanna feel some real emotion from some songs listen to the Cadet & Krept letters, they are cousins and both great successful artists (Cadet sadly past away and the final letter to him is a song after it happened)
Cadet - Letter to Krept
Krept - Letter to Cadet
Cadet - No more letters (more of just a song, but goes in order)
Krept - Last Letter to Cadet (After he past)
Ironically enough, I'd just got done with an appointment with my shrink when I saw the promo for this. Then I heard it and I tell you, I'm not a big cryer (though I have cried a lot more than I'd like to admit these past few years) but it was hard to stop myself crying. I just felt empty after it. It was hard to not want to listen again because it's such a beautiful song, but it was a hard listen at the same time. Really put's into perspective what we lost, I genuinely believe Juice would have gone on to be an absolute and utter GOAT. All the music we missed out on, man.... It's always the good ones isn't it? Gone way too soon, LLJW.
Yeah man Laroi was there when juice had the seizure, you can rly hear the pain in his voice. R.I.P Juice
every time I hear Laroi, I just think of how proud Juice would be if he was still here 🕊❤️🩹
In the past 3 months I’ve lost a close family member and a close friend, so this one really hits home at the moment. It’s not often a song makes me cry, but every time I’ve heard this since the first preview a year ago, I’ve cried. Laroi’s songwriting is well ahead of his years, for an 18 year old (at the time he wrote this) to be able to conceptualise like this is a one of a kind talent. Seeing his mentor and close friend pass away in front of him at 16 would’ve been heartbreaking
Music doesn’t come from the mind it comes from the soul and you can truly hear him put his soul into every vocal #LLJW
❤❤ best reaction RIP Juice
So emotional. Almost in tears even though that is very rare for me 😢
Laroi was there when he passed and watched him pass in front of his eyes. So all this is 100% real lyrics.
Im 27 and my father recently passed away of cancer and i was in the room when he took his last breath. Its been tough and this song hits differently and gives me goosebumps anytime i listen to it.
I ain’t gon lie I relate hard to this song I had sumone like a father figure jus to find out later he died. So when he said build me up jus to leave me it hit. He made me feel what is was like to have that type luv told me he was proud I was gon graduate. And yea I’ve been running away not dealing with it. Damm man luv the reactions scru but Damm this hit hard af mane
Kid Laroi is a generational talent. He made this at only 19. Some artists never reach this level of music in their entire lives
I can relate to the song so much because I lost my dad 3 years ago when I was 21. That denial stage was something I fought off heavy and never truly went through because even though I wanted to call him and escape reality I couldn't because I knew I had his phone. I still can't bring myself to open the bag with his belongings from the hospital because I'd rather not get that deep into my emotions.
I LOVE HIS VOICE!!! ❤❤
lost my brother 2 years ago and this exaclty how i feel man, bro made me who i am. i miss him everyday laroi helping me deal w it
This is the hardest tribute to Juice out there! Hardest as best and hardest to listen to cause it pulls the emotions!
He was in the airport watching him pass in front of him at 16
Juice is and will be my favourite artist forever I can't imagine having him as a mentor and watching him go after he said "hey look what's on the TV yo"
Seeing the life force go from someone’s eyes is something a person will never forget. 999 till I die
Where's the new coast contra reaction bruh? 🔥 🔥
Within a year i lost my grandmother, a good friend and a former teammate …. Listening to this 5 years after that makes my heart hurt yet heal.. I can relate and feel everything in this song and I wish I could just hug the kid Laroi and ski.. cuz that’s all I’ve ever needed after that
Laroi is so pasionate. I cant imagine the pain he feels writing this
Very powerful 👊🏾 R.I.P. juice 🧃 world 🌎
"Blood comin' up when you cough Coldest December I saw"..... damn 999 forever
Coldest line ever
Not a big Laoi fan, onky listen to his songs with Juice and tell me why but this... Ever since the day it released 🖤
Scru makes the song sound better after cause he just pulls it apart so satisfyingly, he does it with ERB as well which is what introduced me, love the content man!
He played this for everyone at his concerts and asked people to put their phones away to be in the moment. Instead everyone lit the place up with their lights. It was such a beautiful moment and i instantly bawled.
I’ve never really listened to the lyrics in detail before even when I heard the leak so this hit hard man
Such a sad song.
I reflect on holding my mums hand as she passed. For months after would call and text with a hope of hearing back. Everytime something big happens in my life I still tell her.
Not sure have ever got over the look on her face when realised she wasn't here anymore 💔
He said every emotion you got thru when you lose someone anger being the one that people don't understand unless you've been there. I Lost my ex gf to an OD this year me and her dated for 5 years hadn't spoke in two and then facetimed for hours one night like 2-3 weeks before she passed. its been 6 months and I'm an overly emotional person but It's hurting more now then the shock of after I heard she passed or even being at her service.
RIP Sydney Meyer love you my lil spider monkey I'll always be your penguin
I'll see you on the other side.
"How could you build me up just to leave me know" that was powerful, anger is very much a part of grief, especially when it's a death that was self inflicted weither suicide or something accidental like overdose.
He just got me my 7 year old made me listen , now I can't stop😮
I screamed to heaven why? When mu gran died, but she was my angel... and this is that 😢
The lyrics hit so much harder when you know and realize that Laroi was there when he passed and when everything happened that day. Shit is heartbreaking LLJ man
The pauses I like because you are explaining how you take it as. I appreciate it ❤
first time i heard this i cried so hard man.
This video popped up and I went to watch it and I couldn't watch the whole thing this song just hit me hard as hell. I lost so many I've known to love and be close to in the last couple years and still hurts. This song just does something
I barely know who Juice was, but I’m almost crying because of the raw emotion. The Kid Laroi did an amazing job. And like you said, it ain’t easy. I know that from the tone.
Seen my brother die then lost my dad 12 months later and watched it happen both times, stand up and demand a change on opiate epidemic and our leaders lack of urgency
This song made me think of my dad and now I’m sobbing
loved your reaction, it was a super sad song for sure. love from finland!
Scru The Goat🐐🐐🐐
Damn i was not expecting this level of artistry from laroi. I been sleeping but now i'm up.
damn man this actually got my crying a bit i feel so sad for the kid laroi 999
Thank you for breaking down the lyrics. This is larois best.
I want to know more.. thank god for your wisdom x
It is sad I didn’t know who Juice WRLD was until he passed sad he’s gone such a great soul.
4:42 forget the complainers that’s why I watch you cuz you actually listen and react
Loved this reaction! 999
So sad addiction so hard crying I'm sitting here right now listening to this song when the person I love is getting high I'm so worried for he's life after listen to this song it's hard to wacth somone who has a addiction
I ain't making this up, last 4 seconds of you listening to this song, where Laroi fades out, my dish washer was beeping, I got goosebumps cause it damn sounded like a heart monitor.
RIP Juice WRLD.
Scru you alright my G you look like this one hit you somewhere else I know a lot of ppl don’t usually talk about what they goin through to entertain others but I just wanted to ask everybody need somebody to talk to sometimes we here man… RIP Juice
Thank you for this Scru 🙏🏽
This and "My bros a Legend" -
G Herbo is 🔥
subbed after watching your reaction, similar raw emotions i had
laroi was there in the airport when juice died and saw everything that happened, thats what hes talking about when he said “I saw the look on your face when it changed and you werent looking back”
Rip juice 999 🕊️
Shit hits different when your lil homie just passed😢
U catch every bar u the best reactor Fr
Call you whenever I’m drunk, than I remember your gone, that is the sadest part for me.
Reacted to Dave mid summers night, it’s a must do
THANK YOU! I cried with you, and I hope you know you are the most real music analyzers on RUclips, I connected with you and the song, it made it all so powerful for me, this was a hard video to get through
Man 👏😔 RIP juice❤
Love this track he singing it like a rock song or something i know that cadence.
Rip juice wrld
Just imagine being the one to see juice moments before he does fade away from us… 💔
RIP JUICE U WILL ALWAYS Be REMEMBERED
Ok scru what was that breakdown 😂 homie said “that’s a powerful opening line, faded away into the dark and your never coming back because when you lose a loved one it’s like they’re fading away into the dark and never coming back”
nah re😂😂😂
shits too emotional man i have no words for it
I love this because of family and friends I have lost, I’ve known the loss before I was born because my oldest sister died 3 months before I was born and that shaped my life because I remember the nightmares my mother had when I was in the womb, which is why I was born messed up and weird
I know your not the biggest nf fan, but I think you will like his song with cordae of his new album
This one hits different...😢😢😢
Laroi has a feature on YB’s album with post malone
You gotta react to the 25 minute freestyle u gotta do that next fuck with the videos n the music tho good shi
Dont get me wrong i love the longer sidemen videos and shit, but we need you reacting to more music . LOVE
Beat reaction 100% understood the whole song without overlooking it
more juice freestyles!!!!
RIP juice wrld
Rip juice wrld💜
Please react to juice wrld smile unreleased version 15 minutes
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Juicewrld the light reaction.
im deadass cryin
Dang I just came to your most recent upload to ask if you had any plans to make a video of your thoughts on the current situation with people using AI to make songs with other other artists voices and all that and instead got hit with an incredible emotional track like this. Wow.
RIP TO JUICE WRLD ,WE LOVE U
I dropped tears cause I lost my grandpa a couple years ago I only cried once and I felt bad
Can you react to FREDO - NETFLIX & CHILL. Fredo got criticized heavily for making the same style of music so he made this song which is more melodic to show off his versatility
laroi was scarred from the situation he started taking drugs to numb the pain luckily he never got hooked like juice and I really hope he can carry juices legacy and be a great of the industry
Please react to Eddiefrb's Yagami Light VS Monika or Springtrap vs Tricky the Clown (Peso Pete) or Shaggy vs Crazy Dave or Rick Sanchez vs GLADOS :)