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???? This emotional video edit features clips of Juice WRLD alongside the legendary track "Smile" in the background, but this version is the original with a powerful verse where Juice WRLD says, "The doctor told me I'd be dead by next June, unless I stop all these pills I'm into." This chilling line reflects the struggles with addiction and mental health that Juice was so open about in his music. Known for his incredible freestyling ability and his talent for making songs that connect with fans on a deep level, Juice WRLD's impact on the music world remains undeniable, especially through songs like "Lucid Dreams," "All Girls Are the Same," and "Wishing Well." His vulnerability in expressing his pain is what made him such a relatable artist for so many people.

The song "Smile" featuring The Weeknd is one of Juice WRLD's most beloved tracks, blending his melodic rap style with The Weeknd's signature smooth vocals. Juice's line about the pills and the doctor's warning hit even harder given his tragic passing in December 2019. His music has become a haunting reminder of the battles he faced with mental health and substance abuse, themes that were central to much of his discography, from "Legends" to "Robbery." Even though Juice WRLD is no longer with us, his music continues to inspire and provide comfort to millions of fans around the world.

Much like XXXTentacion, who also openly discussed his inner struggles and pain in tracks like "Sad!", "Jocelyn Flores," and "Changes," Juice WRLD made it clear that his music was an outlet for his emotions. Both artists were part of the SoundCloud era, where they used their platforms to address topics like depression, anxiety, and addiction, creating a connection with fans who were going through similar experiences. XXXTentacion, with his versatile discography spanning from the aggressive energy of "Look at Me!" to the introspective nature of his "17" album, also left a lasting legacy that continues to influence the next generation of artists.

The pain expressed by artists like Juice WRLD and Lil Peep, who tragically passed in 2017, is something that resonates deeply with fans. Lil Peep was known for his genre-blending music that mixed emo, punk, and rap, with hits like "Save That Sh*t", "Awful Things", and "Hellboy" still serving as anthems for those struggling with their own mental health battles. His influence on Juice WRLD and XXXTentacion is clear, as all three artists built a devoted fanbase by speaking openly about their personal battles, including addiction, love, and loss.

In this video edit, the visuals highlight Juice WRLD's immense talent and the joy he found in his music, despite the demons he faced. His ability to create catchy hooks and deliver emotional, introspective lyrics is what made him one of the most influential artists of his time. Whether it's his hits like "Bandit," "Righteous," or the posthumous releases on albums like "Legends Never Die" and "Goodbye & Good Riddance," Juice's music continues to live on, and his voice remains a powerful force in the rap world.

Kanye West, another legendary figure in the world of hip-hop, has also used his music as a platform to discuss mental health, spirituality, and personal growth. In albums like "Ye" and "Jesus is King," Kanye tackles themes of faith and self-reflection, much like how Juice WRLD and XXXTentacion delved into their own minds to create music that touched on deeply personal subjects. Kanye's influence on this generation of artists is undeniable, and his own battles with mental health have inspired countless fans to face their struggles head-on.

This edit serves as a powerful reminder of the incredible talent that Juice WRLD had, and how much he was able to accomplish in such a short time. His songs continue to provide hope and understanding to fans who feel lost, much like the music of XXXTentacion and Lil Peep does. Despite their untimely deaths, their legacies will never fade, and their music will continue to offer comfort to those who need it most.

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