DELISA: The late Juice WRLD captivated his audience with his inviting vocals, complex
lyrics, and his ability to meld a variety of influences.
But just how well do his fans know his music?
We decided to put them to the test.
JASKARAN: The first song I heard it was Lucid Dreams from the '999' EP.
AMELIA: The first song I heard at the basketball court at my high school, and I fell in love with him.
LEONARDO: He was really good expressing his emotions through his songs.
TYLER: Empty on 'Death Race For Love.'
TYLER: It was my most listened to song in 2020.
SAM: I can't even think of a single skip on any of his albums.
And most of it's just freestyles.
DEVEN: Can I be honest with you, eh?
I wasn't much of a Juice WRLD fan, I just thought he was one of those mumble
rappers, that's when I listened to Robbery, and I mean, it was so
beautiful.
CJ: Now that's a song I know word for word.
I don't even need the song in the background, I can just sing it right there.
DELISA: How do you think you're going to do?
JAI: I'll think I'm going to do good, but I don't want to get cocky.
SEBASTIAN: I hope I do as good as the people in the Uzi quiz.
JAI: I've seen the comments and they do not hold back when you get the answers wrong.
DEVEN: Get it, let's get it.
DELISA: What is Juice WRLD's real name?
CJ: Jarad Higgins.
JAI: Jarad Anthony Higgins.
TYLER: Jarad Anthony Higgins.
DELISA: What was Juice's first stage name?
SAM: JuicetheKidd.
SEBASTIAN: JuicetheKidd, right?
LEONARDO: It was JuicetheKidd.
DEVEN: JuicetheKidd.
AMELIA: JuicetheKidd.
DELISA: What was Juice WRLD's first song?
DEVEN: Is it Robbery?
JASKARAN: Lucid Dreams?
SAM: I have no idea.
CJ: Was it Love?
LEONARDO: It was Forever.
AMELIA: Forever.
DELISA: What was Juice WRLD's debut album?
JAI: Goodbye and Good Riddance.
CJ: Goodbye and Good Riddance.
JAI: Favorite song off the album, "Lean Wit Me."
I love it.
Every single time.
I'm in the car.
I'm screaming the lyrics.
Lean wit me... pop wit me... get high with me if you rock with me.
DELISA: Who did Juice WRLD recruit for his 2018 but, "Wasted?"
TYLER: Lil Uzi Vert.
AMELIA: Lil Uzi.
SAM: Lil Uzi Vert.
JUICE WRLD: He wanted to hop on it, made his verse really quickly.
The rawest thing he said, he said something like, "Tats in the middle of my head like
I'm Avatar, that is the reason I ride on my Appas."
That's hard.
AMELIA: I know everything.
Oh, wait, actually, I'm going to jinx myself.
I don't know everything.
DELISA: Which Chicago rapper did Juice cite as one of his biggest influences, but never
got to record an official released track with?
TYLER: This might not be right, because I think I'm blanking, but let's go with Kanye West.
SEBASTIAN: If I had to take a wild guess, I'd say Kanye.
AMELIA: I don't know any Chicago rappers, maybe Drake?
He's from America, isn't he?
Just America, that's all I know.
LEONARDO: I think it's Chief Keef.
DELISA: Finish the lyric: I'm in town, party's going down.
JAI: I'm in town, party's going down, you dig?
CJ: That one I have no clue.
SAM: Shoot them down, with a .50 round.
CJ: Oh, wow! Wow! Okay.
SAM: Dang, you throwing me for a loop.
AMELIA: Oh my gosh.
Do I have a time limit?
SAM: See.. Go.
AMELIA: Hate the Other Side.
JASKARAN: Reminds Me of You?
SEBASTIAN: Unexplainable, but that's unreleased.
DELISA: On what song from Travis Scott's 'Astroworld' does Juice WRLD have an uncredited feature?
TYLER: I don't know the song name.
JASKARAN: I know he says, "The party never ends."
But what song was it?
CJ: No Bystanders, right?
DELISA: What is Juice's highest charting track on the Billboard Hot 100?
JAI: Ooh.
TYLER: All Girls Are the Same.
JAI: All Girls Are the Same.
JASKARAN: I think the first song one was Lucid Dreams.
CJ: Is it Lucid Dreams.
JAI: I'm mad at myself for not getting that because I dedicated that song to somebody
in my life.
DELISA: How many days did it take Juice WRLD to record Death Race for Love?
SAM: No fucking clue.
LEONARDO: One week?
TYLER: One week.
AMELIA: Wasn't it like 100, I don't know, 100 and something?
DEVEN: That's easy.
Four days.
CJ: Was it four days?
SEBASTIAN: Was it four days?
TYLER: Four days?
SAM: What?
AMELIA: Get the...
Four days?
DEVEN: He basically free styled all his songs.
AMELIA: Oh my god, that is goated.
DELISA: In 10 seconds, how many Juice WRLD and Cole Bennett collaborations can you name?
Lucid Dreams.
No Issue.
All Girls Are the Same.
Robbery.
JAI: Bad guy.
No, yeah, no, yeah.
SEBASTIAN: Tell Me You Love Me.
Godzilla.
DEVEN: Armed and Dangerous.
SEBASTIAN: I think I did pretty good, I don't think I let anybody down here.
JAI: A song to basically encapsulate him as an artist, Flaws and Sins.
SAM: I know that song was for Ally, but it can be generalized for anybody.
JAI: You listen to that song, and it's like, "Yeah, he's talking about his girl, but at
the same time, he's also talking about himself.
Learning to love yourself and accept your own flaws and sins."
SAM: That was one of the songs where he's spreading that message of love.
JASKARAN: I think that was really powerful, and then I really connected with that song.
LEONARDO: One really strong song is Wishing Well.
DEVEN: There's whole norm, as males, that we shouldn't cry, you could feel his pain through
his words, and it was just beautiful.
SEBASTIAN: I think today's generation is a lot more open to expressing their feelings,
and I think Juice WRLD is just kind of an example of that.
JAI: Not everyone talked about problems that they were going through or depression, so
when he came out, it was like, "I can relate to this artist."
AMELIA: His songs were so influential and they just made us proud
to be who we are.
TYLER: He just had a talent that was like none other.
He had a tap from his mouth to his heart, and all of his emotions, and he was able to
just speak straight through.
Nobody knows how he could do it, but he did it in probably the most beautiful way that
a lot of people have ever seen it ever be done.
DELISA: Well, Juice WRLD fans showed up and they did pretty well.
How'd you do?
Let us know in the comments.
DELISA: I'm Delisa with Genius News, bringing you the meaning, and the knowledge behind the music.
And as always 999 forever.