Juice Wrld's name has been removed from the cover art for one of the late rapper's collabs with his former friend and protege The Kid Laroi.Laroi has since responded. On Sunday (March 26), a new ...

Juice WRLD fans aren't impressed by the cover art of the late rapper's posthumous album, "The Party Never Ends.". The design surfaced via the beloved game Fortnite as part of its Chapter 2 Remix ...

Juice WRLD’s legacy and anticipation for new music. Juice WRLD, whose real name was Jarad Higgins, tragically died on Dec. 8, 2019, at the young age of 21 due to an accidental overdose involving ...

Juice WRLD's team has dropped off the cover art and tracklist for his next posthumous album 'Fighting Demons,' featuring Justin Bieber, Polo G, and more. tara mahadevan December 9, 2021 ...

Last Friday (March 24), a Juice WRLD fan account on Twitter pointed out that the animated cover art for the team-up had been seemingly “updated” and no longer features the late rapper’s name.

Fans salivating off the recent news that Future and Juice Wrld would be putting out a joint project won't have to wait long. The newly-formed duo plans to drop the offering much sooner than later ...

He also thanked Juice WRLD “for everything”, saying he loves and misses him unconditionally. On Twitter, Laroi also thanked Petras for letting him release an official cover of the song, which ...

The Juice WRLD mural was painted in 2020 by Connecticut artist Corey Pane, who also designed the cover of the performer’s posthumously released album, “Legends Never Die,” which came out ...

Juice WRLD has posthumously reunited with Nicki Minaj and Halsey for his "All Girls are the ... “This is a brand new song,” Minaj revealed on Instagram while promoting the single’s cover art.

Juice WRLD’s managers commissioned Pane to help design the album cover and the mural — which he painted on a viaduct in the 800 block of West Hubbard Street by the Kennedy Expressway — after ...

Juice WRLD Remembered: 5 Things From His Billboard Cover Story. The music world is mourning the death of Juice WRLD, the 21-year-old rising star who was well on his way to superstardom.

The Juice WRLD mural was painted in 2020 by Connecticut artist Corey Pane, who also designed the cover of the performer’s posthumously released album, “Legends Never Die,” which came out ...