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TRAGIC musician, Juice Wright, told his girlfriend that he thought he would die of an overdose sometime in 2019, a week after his 21st birthday.
broken heart associate loti, a social media influencer and girlfriend of the late rapper, said he knew he would die young following his quick ascent to stardom.
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troubled genius star, real name Jarad A Higgins, shot to fame in 2018 when his first hit Lucid Dreams peaked at number 2 on the US charts.
In December 2019, he died after suffering a seizure at Chicago’s Midway Airport following an accidental overdose of oxycodone and codeine.
The death of the young musician left fans around the world in utter shock and devastation, remembered as a beloved icon of a genre whose stars were bright and burning too fast.
Two years later, he remains one of the most popular music artists in the world—the third most streamed in the US of 2021, according to Spotify.
In a brief interview for the HBO series, Music Box, Lottie says of her boyfriend’s death: “He knew, he knew the f*****.”
A year after her anniversary, she posted photos of handwritten letters that Juice wrote to her, along with some sweet messages from her.
Juice WRLD wrote in the first message, “You are: my conscience, my safe haven, my first and last true love, my BFF, my home… you are my everything.”
In the series, Tommy Oliver explores the struggles of the young musician. drug addiction and depression, featuring unseen footage from before his untimely death.
The film director said: “He was both ready and able to discuss the things he was going through without any filters and without any shame or respect for how it was received.
“For so many people who bottle things up or don’t have the language to discuss something… to be able to see someone who is willing to do that and can make incredible music with that, I love. Looks like it was something really special.”
Though he never got the chance to meet Juice Wright, he said he got to know the lovable, goofy, man who was worried about losing himself to superstardom through hundreds of hours of unseen footage.
Those who knew him said he was a virtual penchant for rhyme, was in love and committed to Lottie, an almost constant presence by her side since they began dating in 2018.
The documentary mostly skips that initial ascent, focusing on her day-to-day life and constant, accidental drug use after the success.
Oliver said: “It never wanted to be exploitative, never wanted to glamorize, never wanted to be sensationalised.
“And beyond that, it was just her, and the situation was what she was, without judgment, good or bad.”
Throughout the film and his songs, Juice WRLD performed a fixation with his own demise that now reads prophecy.
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Oliver said: “It seemed that he was well versed of possibility or possibility [of death]”And this” is probably one of the reasons why he lived his life as fast as he did.
Juice is believed to have cut back on substance abuse before his death in 2018, telling Vulture: “Recently, I’ve realized a few things about myself and my comings.
“The way substances played a part in my life, whether it was me or other people.
“It’s something I’m trying to separate myself from.”
Oliver said: “He can’t speak for himself now, but he has chosen to record this stuff,” discussing the heavy reliance of archival footage on documentaries.
He said the goal became to “get out of the way and allow [Juice Wrld] To tell your story.
“And for us to see who he was without the prejudice of an agenda, or the prejudice of trying to fit him into some preconceived notion of who he was or who he could be, or from certain things was running away.”
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