Juice Wrld Sudden Death?
This morning famous rapper, Juice Wrld, was pronounced dead at the hospital due to a seizure. At this moment, a drug-related cause for his death is still in speculation, but some are assuming it was caused by a drug-related overdose. Along with his death, there are some rumors about what really happened.
With all celebrity-related deaths, people always point to the "illuminate" and the government as to why celebrates and politics suddenly pass away. But Juice Wrld has some solid evidence of his death being orchestrated by an unknown force. One of his hints towards his death can be seen in the song "Legends" where he says, "We ain't making it past 21". What's odd enough about this lyric connecting to his death is that he had only turned 21 previously this year and died. In another song labeled "Lucid Dreams", he says "I'm a jealous boy, call me John Lennon". What's suspicious about this lyric is how John Lenon passed away from a seizure the same age of Juice Wrld. The last bit of information that has surfaced the internet, was a tweet from Juice Wrld talking about "blowing up" or becoming famous and dying a few years later.
With all the evidence gathered, I believe that Juice Wrld's death was not just a coincidence but rather orchestrated by a group of people that wanted to kill him.
With all celebrity-related deaths, people always point to the "illuminate" and the government as to why celebrates and politics suddenly pass away. But Juice Wrld has some solid evidence of his death being orchestrated by an unknown force. One of his hints towards his death can be seen in the song "Legends" where he says, "We ain't making it past 21". What's odd enough about this lyric connecting to his death is that he had only turned 21 previously this year and died. In another song labeled "Lucid Dreams", he says "I'm a jealous boy, call me John Lennon". What's suspicious about this lyric is how John Lenon passed away from a seizure the same age of Juice Wrld. The last bit of information that has surfaced the internet, was a tweet from Juice Wrld talking about "blowing up" or becoming famous and dying a few years later.
With all the evidence gathered, I believe that Juice Wrld's death was not just a coincidence but rather orchestrated by a group of people that wanted to kill him.
Timmy-this is interesting but needs to be more focused on the media aspects of it.
ReplyDeleteThis was really good but I didn't really see the media part of it. it was still a very good way to talk out about the triadic death of Juice Wrld.
ReplyDeleteI MISS MY DUDE SO MUCH
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