Of course he is wrong. You know how many kids I heard singing Molly, and perks. Now they're grown sprung out and can't afford their habits so their robbing and killing ppl just s few dollars. So yes he dead ass wrong bc he don't even do that shit but he encouraged all these youths to try it.
@@galmolab But at the same time peer pressure can be MF, idk if he did it on his own or was with people that peered him to and thought was cool cause Future does it. But I know this is an issue that's needs to be addressed, these artists need to do better as public figures.
@@Bleek7295 idk if he was peer pressured or not but him continuing to do it, not around future is his own fault. Sure u can say he got him hooked but he wasnt using moderation and probably chugged a gallon of lean a day every day. Doing any drug a lot is bad
And ppl really still think it’s a stretch to say the labels are literally being paid out to tell their own artists to promote drugs and violence to keep the prison industrial complex going. The same way the docs get paid by big pharma to give ppl pills that don’t cure anything and make them come back emptying their pockets to the doctor and big pharma for the rest of their lives. Those that survive the mental programming without acting on it don’t go to jail, those that give in to the mental programming get high and violent. Creating customers for the prison system anddd more emotionally damaged degenerates who will literally comment on a grown man in skinny jeans page like a burnt out crack addict saying DROPPPPP I NEEEEEED IT I NEEEEED IT and they’ll convince themselves there is nothing wrong with it because so many others do the same. When in reality ppl don’t understand they’re being energetically castrated in the most insidious way. Kanye talking about the 808s and the root chakra. Most mfrs root chakras are toast. No one stands for anything, no one is grounded in belief, maybe it’s because when u listen to a beat over and over again because it makes u feel “strong” or “hype” u inevitably see a decrease in your bodies own ability to create that feeling itself. They’re literally chopping nuts off ppl without ever having to. It’s a wicked wicked world Yodie Family stay healthy, one luv 🫶🤞
A fair few of his songs talk about why he does it, not exactly saying it’s cool to do but most people don’t listen to the lyrics they just hear the drugs lol
Juice never tried to make drugs seem cool. Listening to him made me stick to weed and psychedelics. When Mac OD I think alot of kids stopped..I know most my friends did... The ones that still could.
nah juice always talks bout how bad drugs are and how they ruined him bruh no need to try and pin him for someone hearing the horrors of drugs and becoming an addict
@@Faustained that's utterly false 😂 I could think of many times he made drugs seem cool off the top of my head "I don't need no molly to be savage when I'm on the molly I feel savage"
I can’t lie I used to be a hardcore addict. Started in 8th grade with Xanax and pain pills. Ended up doing everything besides like crack and pcp. I remember listening to future doing heroin in my truck and he said something about needing to get high everyday and knowing he’d do drugs for life and in that moment I was like damn someone understands me lmao. Luckily I got my shit together. Four years clean now. But music definitely influences people to do drugs. We have so many people addicted to lean and pain pills because of music making it seem cool. It’s all fun and games until you wake up sick cause you haven’t had any in a while.
But u shouldn’t blame music, just don’t be a dumbass and take everything ur favorite rapper says to heart. This comin from someone who took pills all the time, I still do, but it was never cuz I thought it was cool.
@@Raerae239 when u a 12yo w 0 guidance n got niggas in the streets ready to supply u rlly dont kno any better. I been there n u cant blame kids for not knowing any better. Support systems along w more media literacy n parental guidance is the solution to this
@@Raerae239he’s not lying I was in 9th grade the niggas I hung out w was robbing people still and we somehow got are hands on lean we was pouring up tryna be juice wrld or mf future out this bitch fr
They’re influential figures with a responsibility as such and some people are very young and impressionable. You can’t blame the 14 year old who’s listening to the hottest music and doing what his favorite rapper does as much you can blame the adult that’s not only told him drugs are fun, but crafted an entire piece of entertainment to glorify the drug, effectively advertising the drug to children.
I've listened to rap literally since I was a baby because my dad played it in the car but I followed his example not the rappers and since he doesn't smoke weed, cigarettes, drink, or do any kind of drugs I never thought of even trying that stuff. People need to realize that your parents are supposed to monitor your behavior and be your biggest influence, if a stranger is more influential in your child's life than you then you've failed somewhere along the road. Granted I know a lot of kids don't get born into the kinds of families they deserve.
Funny enough, this is my exact situation now. 😂 I’m in 9th and a lot of my classmates are like high off their mind to the point that they don’t care if they do it in school or not. Kids eyes are like bloodshot from the weed they smoked in the bathroom. Others with vapes in their pockets. Pretty crazy but I’m glad I’m staying away from it.
@@5ivestar65 doesn’t matter he talks about popping pills and fuckin hoes in his music so he’s GLORIFYING it. If anything that makes it worse because it’s proving the point that he thinks it’s cool ☠️
dawg do u want future to jus start singing gospel music, the whole druggy/trap thing is his brand and there's no way in hell his label will have him change his brand especially when he rakes in a shit ton of money
Kodak black on super gremlin "I know the perc was fake but I still ate it cause imma gremlin" that bar had my friends takein fake shi an thinking it was hard or cool man 2 overdoses later and still hasn't learnt shit music influences the worst shit without them even knowing it.
Damn yo friends dumb asf ion think it's a problem bout the rappers influence I think it's bout the listeners IQ cuz no way u wanna take a laced pill cuz u heard it inna song tf🤣
After seeing a lot of interviews and even ig lives it’s clear that Juice was just a kid inside, he was smart but also rlly immature as he fell influence to others for better or worse. Whether it was drugs or the street shit he repped when not rlly ever being about that.
@@koupedavill to be fair I don’t think Drake would name any specific gangs or say “on __” and shit like that. Juice would and he even got questioned by Kodak about it once on live lowkey.
But its reality and u cant do anything except to dont rap about it and make it look cool and a nice lifestyle to do lean or percs whatever. Especially lean is something what younger people find interesting. And if they once knew pills are like the same but cheaper and stronger the door to hell is opened
@@MaximilianGG To say nothing can be done about children having access to drugs simply can't be true. There has got to be something we can do to mitigate the issue. but what exactly? I only wish the answer was so conveniently in my head.
same thing happen to me , my boy wanted to try lean so i got it for him and after that day he was drinking BOTTLES every week. And it reached the point where i had to step in and tell him “ Bro , if you don’t stop this shit your gonna end up in some fucked up places” Even he realized i was serious because im letting him know about it. Usually i’ll let shit slide but as you know , can’t tell people what to do.
I never even expected that kinda depth from Future. I didn't think he cared enough to give that any thought. Hope he's found his peace or found a way to redeem himself in his own eyes
Just goes to show how these artists only care about the money and not what they're putting into peoples heads. What they're putting into their community & culture. Took a man to walk up to him and say he inspired him to do a bad habit in front of his face for him to realize that. Crazy...
Bro I straight up thought when making music I cant release this or make this because it will have negative consequences in the world. Thats what the selling your soul feeling indicates; you are NEVER supposed to do it. Youre supposed to do something else.
No! Lots of music is very serious and saves lives. This crap just ain’t that serious along with most rap. Rap=crap ain’t saying nothing 90% of the time.
i think this is why juice always talked about drugs in a negative way, he knew if he talked about them being good like future did he’d end up ruining other kids lives
it's a very nuanced convo because yes they can and do influence people into dangerous behaviors but at the same time it's their art and they're free to express themselves, same with video games and any kind of art. it's mainly up to the parents to make sure they're kids don't fall into that behavior at the end of the day
I have 100% full respect for that man. Men take accountability. He doesn't have to take accountability for juice wrld's actions. But he has to take accountability for his own. Respect.
He didn't blame anybody all he said was he tried it with future he didn't blame him for anything and it was his own decision to do it don't make him a sheep
I don't think you realize the incredible amount of influence celebrities have on their fans. Obviously Juice shouldn't have done that but if someone glamorizes something bad for you and someone tries it because of them then that's not entirely their fault but they shouldn't have glamorized it
At the end of the day decisions are decisions. Juice was a grown man with all the access in the world at the time he passed. He had all the access to help and rehab along with all the access to drugs and bs. He chose the latter. Future has been came out and said he really don’t get high like that he just be rapping. I understand we wanna all be like our favorite rappers when we’re young but it’s like playing GTA. If you take it too serious you may end up violently stabbing prostitutes and disobeying all traffic laws. It’s all entertainment. Most can distinguish, some can’t.
Peer pressure can have a powerful effect on people, especially youth who are looking for a mentor. I think everyone should realize this before trying to influence someone, especially if you think it might not be good for them.
That's why I love the way just talks about the bad things that comes with drugs and says in multiple songs this is not for kids I want to stop but I can't it's killing me
I truly believe that Future is one of the smartest rappers out there. Just looking at his lyrics you can tell he’s an intelligent dude, but I’m sure he didn’t realize how far people will go to imitate him. And this shows that he actually takes responsibility for it and feels the impact of his actions. A lot of rappers wouldn’t have taken responsibility like that
Do you believe that? Do you realize there was a time in America where drug use was marginal? Do you realize drug use was not culturally widespread until musicians who young people loved started promoting it? Many people would never seek out certain drugs or lifestyles if they weren't exposed to someone they think is cool who made it look cool.
yeah same here i started drinking lean wen i had been in grade 9 and futures music made me feel like we both doing it together at a lonley time in my life having the lean suprisingly felt good. danko brayaka
Maybe call lean what it is.. its codeine which the body converts into morphine, people probably know this but giving lean it's propper name, morphine might make it easier for people to make a decision ?
uh dude yes it converts to morphine but call it codeine because morphine is different lol. 3-methyl-morphine is codeine actually. it’s less potent and has a cap on the amount of the conversion to morphine, thus making morphine more potent. also would like to mention diacetylmorphine is heroin, and turns into morphine in the body too, similar mechanisms different potency’s. codeine is WEAK compared to morphine.
I wanted to try lean when I was a kid because of Wayne but two things stopped me: 1 when Wayne OD in the plane. 2. When I heard about the price of lean… hell naw can’t no high be worth that price lmao
honestly from a plug perspective lean isn’t worth actual bands lol, in multiple country’s you can get it OTC, like canada and shit lol. people just rack the price up for no reason, although some brands are rarer, shit isn’t that expensive. honestly i recently had a 250ml bottle of wockhardt oxycodone liquid and it was 1$ a mg so 250$ so i mean yeah. but then again i’d pay anything to make sure it’s real, if it’s fent then that’s lights out.
@@dracotrapstar well yeah lol but tbh that actually stops people from using laced street shit, im mostly referring to like NZ and shit too, bc they dont have codeine as a scheduled drug, they sell it right next to tylenols in places that arent the US.
Future even admits he doesn't do what he says in his lyrics doing drugs an what not said he's afraid that if he tells his fans they wouldn't listen to him.
The same people who will inevitably complain about starfield are the same people who go to the park and complain it’s too hot outside. The same people who go to the beach and get sand in their eyes and whine about it all day. This game is going to be what you make of it, enjoy it. Sure there will be bugs that’s guaranteed, every single player massive RPG does and if they don’t it’s most likely a much smaller scale game. I can already tell I’m going to like it and it’s going to be fantastic.
When I was a kid I only wanted to be like rappers cuz they looked cool and were famous. The negative things about them never really caught my attention so luckily they had no real influence on me
The real issue here is peer pressure which often leads to rappers glamorizing lifestyle that even they are sceptical about living. Lean, drugs, alcohol just to look cool and appealing to their peers. That's where the real problem is.
Man you can’t blame them we chose to sip the drank cause we wanted to be like them and we were naive. I was in 8th grade when I found a pint of Actavis Codeine/Promethazine, 2 scripts of Vicodin and a script of Xanax bars. My parents never touched these medications and I was at the age where they weren’t worried about me because a curious toddler and poisoning myself with Tylenol so they didn’t think to hide it nor did they notice it go missing. That was the beginning of the downfall of my entire friend group.
Look, as sad as it was that Juice is gone now, some people are literally born to create. Whether it’s art, music, or anything creative. Some people are born with a supernatural ability to do one thing very very well. It’s a skill that’s from the universe and it seems that many times, that gift comes at the cost of your life. And it’s sad to say but what would happen if those people stick around, is that their art would lose its value over time. Look at the legendary rock bands that are still around from the 80s and 90s, they still tour and do shows, but no one really cares anymore until they hear that a band member died. And now look at Juicewrld, his natural ability to rap was so great and you can see it in his 1 to 1.5 hour freestyles on TH-cam. But to prove my point, everyone thought it was amazing when those first dropped, then after a few months it was pretty much forgotten. But now that he’s dead, anytime anyone wants to point out pure raw rap talent, they almost always reference those freestyles. If he was still around today he would’ve done a few more hour long freestyles I’m sure, and they would’ve gotten slowly worse and worse until people just didn’t really care. But now those freestyles are legendary.
It boggles my mind When rappers give praise to other rappers for influencing them by how they dress, live their lives and rap themselves but won’t take accountability about what they’re saying influences others.
🤣 that’s what I’m saying he doesn’t do anything he raps about he even said it in an interview he only raps about it because it sounds cool but he doesn’t do it in real life
Ofc cuz it’s almost like, he feels responsible for it in a way… That’s why you gotta be careful what you’re doing and saying around people who look up to you.
He should feel guilty. Every single rapper or artist that rap or sing about drugs should know that people look up to them and want to follow in there steps. They need to guide this younger generation to do better and not to do drugs or shoot up and rob people. R.I.P. to a real legend. 999 for life
not really , at the end of the day it was juice choice to pick it up. i know where your coming from but as you and i both know that looking up to toxic people isn’t healthy worse yet trying to be like them.
i remember being a kid listening to young thug smoking cigarettes thinking it’s blunts 😂 i can see where the music you put in your ear can really affect now you go about
Yea but juice went on to do the exact same Thing glorifying drugs and violence in his music which will influence kids the same as he was influenced by future. It’s sad that this is the state of music now days rap is #1 music in America and all they talk about is drugs gangs money materialism and speaking derogatorily of woman, most of the people who listen to this are teens and they will then go on to follow their idols lead and get addicted to drugs. This happened to me I grew up on rap music and I started running with a bad crowd and started doing drugs and popping pills very early on which then turned into a severe heroin addiction that ruined my life and almost killed me. I’m 19 now and still struggling on and off with this and now when I look back I can see how strong of an influence the music had on my younger self
If you pay attention to futures lyrics he’s literally a walking DARE psa codeine crazy perkys calling Xanax damage all these songs are about how he needs to drugs to live and how his addiction is ruining his relationships life and mental health how the fuck does a song like codeine crazy make lean sound fun. Almost nobody is so easily influenced they will be pushed to do a drug from one artist/song especially something as demonized as opiates juice made a choice future literally never coulda been born and he woulda had addiction issues
Remember future has a song called “I’m sorry” which is literally 7 and a half minutes of him apologizing for the things he had to do or did in his past. Anytime I hear it I gotta listen to the whole thing. You already know if he knew this when he made that song he woulda spoke on it…
Juice influenced me to try lean and other drugs. I thought it was cool but his death taught me more about life. Music has strong influence and ultimately we make those decisions ourselves, but RIP to Juice, the legend. 999
The crazy thing is that future admited to quit lean and become sober in 2016. (I might have gotten the details mixed up but something along those lines)
Tbh I don’t believe in people being able to influence me to do something because at the end of the day it’s a personal choice that you make your not being forced to do it
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Of course he is wrong. You know how many kids I heard singing Molly, and perks. Now they're grown sprung out and can't afford their habits so their robbing and killing ppl just s few dollars. So yes he dead ass wrong bc he don't even do that shit but he encouraged all these youths to try it.
You can always say no. He’s a little guilty but shouldn’t be held fully accountable
@@galmolab But at the same time peer pressure can be MF, idk if he did it on his own or was with people that peered him to and thought was cool cause Future does it. But I know this is an issue that's needs to be addressed, these artists need to do better as public figures.
Future was not wrong for making music. Juice Wrld Mom was wrong for letting him listen to Future
@@Bleek7295 idk if he was peer pressured or not but him continuing to do it, not around future is his own fault. Sure u can say he got him hooked but he wasnt using moderation and probably chugged a gallon of lean a day every day. Doing any drug a lot is bad
Future: “what have I done”
Future: “drankin dope turn me to a super hero “
Yeah yeah hit that pill
It was all a dream
Boominati turn me to a superhero yeah
And ppl really still think it’s a stretch to say the labels are literally being paid out to tell their own artists to promote drugs and violence to keep the prison industrial complex going. The same way the docs get paid by big pharma to give ppl pills that don’t cure anything and make them come back emptying their pockets to the doctor and big pharma for the rest of their lives. Those that survive the mental programming without acting on it don’t go to jail, those that give in to the mental programming get high and violent. Creating customers for the prison system anddd more emotionally damaged degenerates who will literally comment on a grown man in skinny jeans page like a burnt out crack addict saying DROPPPPP I NEEEEEED IT I NEEEEED IT and they’ll convince themselves there is nothing wrong with it because so many others do the same. When in reality ppl don’t understand they’re being energetically castrated in the most insidious way. Kanye talking about the 808s and the root chakra. Most mfrs root chakras are toast. No one stands for anything, no one is grounded in belief, maybe it’s because when u listen to a beat over and over again because it makes u feel “strong” or “hype” u inevitably see a decrease in your bodies own ability to create that feeling itself. They’re literally chopping nuts off ppl without ever having to. It’s a wicked wicked world Yodie Family stay healthy, one luv 🫶🤞
Nah fr😂
When rappers actually realize what bad their influence can do
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..but still continue to rap the same thing because they’re sell outs
@@CassiusMorrisOfficial trap love tho dw
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@@nelsig1032 you know I’m right kidd
"and to the kids drugs kill I'm acknowledging that, but when I'm on the drugs I don't have a problem with that."
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@@xmanofficial it's live from the 504 by Lil Wayne.
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bro i listened to future in second grade and still stayed away from drugs
rip juice wrld tho 🙏
Bro why were you listening to future in the second grade 💀
It’s crazy cuz juice basically did the exact same thing and it’s a constant cycle of getting kids on drugs.
Fax
A fair few of his songs talk about why he does it, not exactly saying it’s cool to do but most people don’t listen to the lyrics they just hear the drugs lol
Juice never tried to make drugs seem cool.
Listening to him made me stick to weed and psychedelics.
When Mac OD I think alot of kids stopped..I know most my friends did...
The ones that still could.
nah juice always talks bout how bad drugs are and how they ruined him bruh no need to try and pin him for someone hearing the horrors of drugs and becoming an addict
@@Faustained that's utterly false 😂 I could think of many times he made drugs seem cool off the top of my head "I don't need no molly to be savage when I'm on the molly I feel savage"
I can’t lie I used to be a hardcore addict. Started in 8th grade with Xanax and pain pills. Ended up doing everything besides like crack and pcp. I remember listening to future doing heroin in my truck and he said something about needing to get high everyday and knowing he’d do drugs for life and in that moment I was like damn someone understands me lmao.
Luckily I got my shit together. Four years clean now. But music definitely influences people to do drugs. We have so many people addicted to lean and pain pills because of music making it seem cool. It’s all fun and games until you wake up sick cause you haven’t had any in a while.
But u shouldn’t blame music, just don’t be a dumbass and take everything ur favorite rapper says to heart. This comin from someone who took pills all the time, I still do, but it was never cuz I thought it was cool.
@@Raerae239Facts
@@Raerae239 when u a 12yo w 0 guidance n got niggas in the streets ready to supply u rlly dont kno any better. I been there n u cant blame kids for not knowing any better. Support systems along w more media literacy n parental guidance is the solution to this
@@Raerae239he’s not lying I was in 9th grade the niggas I hung out w was robbing people still and we somehow got are hands on lean we was pouring up tryna be juice wrld or mf future out this bitch fr
They’re influential figures with a responsibility as such and some people are very young and impressionable. You can’t blame the 14 year old who’s listening to the hottest music and doing what his favorite rapper does as much you can blame the adult that’s not only told him drugs are fun, but crafted an entire piece of entertainment to glorify the drug, effectively advertising the drug to children.
I've listened to rap literally since I was a baby because my dad played it in the car but I followed his example not the rappers and since he doesn't smoke weed, cigarettes, drink, or do any kind of drugs I never thought of even trying that stuff. People need to realize that your parents are supposed to monitor your behavior and be your biggest influence, if a stranger is more influential in your child's life than you then you've failed somewhere along the road. Granted I know a lot of kids don't get born into the kinds of families they deserve.
Exactly it starts with the parents
Very knowledgeable and well structured point. I have to agree!
big facts
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Funny enough, this is my exact situation now. 😂 I’m in 9th and a lot of my classmates are like high off their mind to the point that they don’t care if they do it in school or not. Kids eyes are like bloodshot from the weed they smoked in the bathroom. Others with vapes in their pockets. Pretty crazy but I’m glad I’m staying away from it.
It bothered him so much that he kept making that type of music and didn’t do anything to spread awareness
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Frrrr
future has been open that he doesnt do drugs like that and his music isnt to be taken as a fact of his life ?
@@5ivestar65 doesn’t matter he talks about popping pills and fuckin hoes in his music so he’s GLORIFYING it. If anything that makes it worse because it’s proving the point that he thinks it’s cool ☠️
dawg do u want future to jus start singing gospel music, the whole druggy/trap thing is his brand and there's no way in hell his label will have him change his brand especially when he rakes in a shit ton of money
Facts. Future influenced me to do lean too tbh. Nigga made it so cool
Kodak black on super gremlin "I know the perc was fake but I still ate it cause imma gremlin" that bar had my friends takein fake shi an thinking it was hard or cool man 2 overdoses later and still hasn't learnt shit music influences the worst shit without them even knowing it.
Damn yo friends dumb asf ion think it's a problem bout the rappers influence I think it's bout the listeners IQ cuz no way u wanna take a laced pill cuz u heard it inna song tf🤣
This is what happens when you don't have media literacy people don't realize most of these rappers are playing a character to sell records
If you think taking fake percs is “cool” then that’s just natural selection at that point
that’s just dumb as hell, idc what happened.
If you have friends that throw all basic common sense out the window because of a song lyric. You need a new squad my guy
After seeing a lot of interviews and even ig lives it’s clear that Juice was just a kid inside, he was smart but also rlly immature as he fell influence to others for better or worse. Whether it was drugs or the street shit he repped when not rlly ever being about that.
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Ppl ain’t gonna like this but it’s true
I love juice but this is all facts honestly
man y’all don’t know j he was about everything he rep
@@koupedavill to be fair I don’t think Drake would name any specific gangs or say “on __” and shit like that. Juice would and he even got questioned by Kodak about it once on live lowkey.
Finally a rapper taking accountability for his influence instead of deflect, deny and gaslight. Respect to the toxic King and RIP juice 🧃
Its not his responsibility tho
What accountability bro lol his music hasn't changed
Words are powerful especially if someone hears the same thing over and over.
Everything is a ripple
That's true men
The fact that kids can get drugs in the first place is what I have the biggest issue with. Truly saddening.
But its reality and u cant do anything except to dont rap about it and make it look cool and a nice lifestyle to do lean or percs whatever. Especially lean is something what younger people find interesting. And if they once knew pills are like the same but cheaper and stronger the door to hell is opened
@@MaximilianGG To say nothing can be done about children having access to drugs simply can't be true. There has got to be something we can do to mitigate the issue.
but what exactly? I only wish the answer was so conveniently in my head.
Future “I regret this” proceeds to make album about taking drugs
same thing happen to me , my boy wanted to try lean so i got it for him and after that day he was drinking BOTTLES every week. And it reached the point where i had to step in and tell him “ Bro , if you don’t stop this shit your gonna end up in some fucked up places”
Even he realized i was serious because im letting him know about it. Usually i’ll let shit slide but as you know , can’t tell people what to do.
Good looking out for your homie a lot of people just wouldn’t care
"My boy wanted to try lean so I got it for him" bro your not casually spending 3-4 bands on a pint of syrup EVERY week
I never even expected that kinda depth from Future. I didn't think he cared enough to give that any thought. Hope he's found his peace or found a way to redeem himself in his own eyes
He still says the same stuff in his songs
Nope.
Eminem was the first rapper to rap about popping pills and doing every drug out there.
Before that, it was all about SELLING drugs not CONSUMING them.
That's what he says every time he has another kid, "what have I done"
Just goes to show how these artists only care about the money and not what they're putting into peoples heads. What they're putting into their community & culture. Took a man to walk up to him and say he inspired him to do a bad habit in front of his face for him to realize that. Crazy...
He influenced me to do many things I don't regret, and I bet juice feel the same way in heaven. Rip
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What has he influenced you to do? 😂
@@murkyturkey5238mail packs and fly across the country every week to touchdown. He inspired me to make $ n step out my box
@@murkyturkey5238 man u must gotta boring life if u weren't influenced to do sum extreme
@@donavan34 just smoke weed and eat shrooms no need for that shit
Alotta artists don't realize how impactful their music is, it's kinda sad
And people don't realize that sometimes music is just music, nothing More
That’s how u know Pluto seen the dark side of lean and perc abuse before. He said damn I kinda apologized. That’s lowkey deep.
Bro I straight up thought when making music I cant release this or make this because it will have negative consequences in the world. Thats what the selling your soul feeling indicates; you are NEVER supposed to do it. Youre supposed to do something else.
He still raps about it but kids need to also know that music ain’t really that serious
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that’s not how it works, music is always gonna be heavily influential
Kids are too impressionable
No! Lots of music is very serious and saves lives. This crap just ain’t that serious along with most rap. Rap=crap ain’t saying nothing 90% of the time.
you can tell the rappers that drink lean everyday and which ones aren’t
people call NBA YoungBoy gay for trying to Stop The Violence
damn rip juice
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“How many other 6th graders did I influence to drink lean?” a *HELL* of a lot 👺🔥 God will deal with you
It’s a sin to say that btw
@@LS6272 Hell is real.
thats weird af, i was only jus watchin’ the video of juice talm about that today
Good to see rappers taking responsibility for the influence they have on young people
i can’t lie future made that shit sound so cool to me when i was younger but lean is way overpriced it’s actually comical fr
Someone had to say it
Fr anything that costs your life is overpriced
How from what I know it’s easy to make
@@teriflagard.eeznutzwaterlaw its simple to make but codeine is expensive
Why would you need to buy it if it's easy to make?
For future to atleast realise that shows the heart he has.
“Us as rappers underestimate the power and the effects that we have on these kids” -Macklemore
i think this is why juice always talked about drugs in a negative way, he knew if he talked about them being good like future did he’d end up ruining other kids lives
“And these codeine handles ain't got nothin' to do with my lil' child
No this codeine ain't got nothin' to do with my lil' child”
-Future
it's a very nuanced convo because yes they can and do influence people into dangerous behaviors but at the same time it's their art and they're free to express themselves, same with video games and any kind of art. it's mainly up to the parents to make sure they're kids don't fall into that behavior at the end of the day
And then he Went ahead to make an entire project with him basically inspiring the Next generation of 6th graders to try drugs, INSPIRING 👍
Music has the biggest impact, no matter what it is.
Future da 🐐 Rip 🧃 🌎
He knew exactly what he was doing. This generation of Rappers promote destruction on purpose and claim they were just trying to feed their families 🥲
I have 100% full respect for that man. Men take accountability. He doesn't have to take accountability for juice wrld's actions. But he has to take accountability for his own. Respect.
When he said “it will shock you” I was thinking “it probably won’t” and I was right 😂
Still your own decision. Don't be a sheep. Never blame someone else for your own choices.
He didn't blame anybody all he said was he tried it with future he didn't blame him for anything and it was his own decision to do it don't make him a sheep
U sound like the dude to always try to have the last say even if ur wrong in a conversation I just get those vibes from this comment
I don't think you realize the incredible amount of influence celebrities have on their fans. Obviously Juice shouldn't have done that but if someone glamorizes something bad for you and someone tries it because of them then that's not entirely their fault but they shouldn't have glamorized it
He was in 6th grade come on, this is why they sell drugs outside schools
This dummy lol
At the end of the day decisions are decisions. Juice was a grown man with all the access in the world at the time he passed. He had all the access to help and rehab along with all the access to drugs and bs. He chose the latter. Future has been came out and said he really don’t get high like that he just be rapping. I understand we wanna all be like our favorite rappers when we’re young but it’s like playing GTA. If you take it too serious you may end up violently stabbing prostitutes and disobeying all traffic laws. It’s all entertainment. Most can distinguish, some can’t.
Peer pressure can have a powerful effect on people, especially youth who are looking for a mentor. I think everyone should realize this before trying to influence someone, especially if you think it might not be good for them.
That's why I love the way just talks about the bad things that comes with drugs and says in multiple songs this is not for kids I want to stop but I can't it's killing me
I truly believe that Future is one of the smartest rappers out there. Just looking at his lyrics you can tell he’s an intelligent dude, but I’m sure he didn’t realize how far people will go to imitate him. And this shows that he actually takes responsibility for it and feels the impact of his actions. A lot of rappers wouldn’t have taken responsibility like that
If future got you on drugs by rapping it you was already gonna do drugs regardless
Do you believe that?
Do you realize there was a time in America where drug use was marginal?
Do you realize drug use was not culturally widespread until musicians who young people loved started promoting it?
Many people would never seek out certain drugs or lifestyles if they weren't exposed to someone they think is cool who made it look cool.
@@bigol9223 so if rappers made jumping of bridges cool you would do it yea my first comment was facts
@@youngsavage91beastmode34 when you start using mom quotes you lost at life
@@bigol9223 when you let rappers get you ok drugs you also have lost at life " and they blame it on Marilyn" Eminem
@@youngsavage91beastmode34 when you start using eminem quotes you lost at life
yeah same here i started drinking lean wen i had been in grade 9 and futures music made me feel like we both doing it together at a lonley time in my life having the lean suprisingly felt good.
danko brayaka
Did you quit bro?
“One of the best to ever do it” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was scrolling for like 10m to find that comment😂
Yo, soon as I heard that 💀💀💀
It’s true not even your favorite artist can do what he did in 2 years goofy
Man realizes he’s solely responsible for leading to so many addictions and overdoses smh
In the end no horror movie maker is at fault if a 9 year old is scared by the film. It's the parents who don't care about their kids
Let's not forget Speaker Knockerz too
Rip ❤
Maybe call lean what it is.. its codeine which the body converts into morphine, people probably know this but giving lean it's propper name, morphine might make it easier for people to make a decision ?
Possibly but people still gonna do it. I know its basically jus morphine but I keep sipping it.
A change in name isn’t going to change the effect of the drug
uh dude yes it converts to morphine but call it codeine because morphine is different lol. 3-methyl-morphine is codeine actually. it’s less potent and has a cap on the amount of the conversion to morphine, thus making morphine more potent. also would like to mention diacetylmorphine is heroin, and turns into morphine in the body too, similar mechanisms different potency’s. codeine is WEAK compared to morphine.
“What have I done”
December 2022: “HIT DAT PILL TURN ME TO A SUPERHERO🗣”
I wanted to try lean when I was a kid because of Wayne but two things stopped me:
1 when Wayne OD in the plane.
2. When I heard about the price of lean… hell naw can’t no high be worth that price lmao
honestly from a plug perspective lean isn’t worth actual bands lol, in multiple country’s you can get it OTC, like canada and shit lol. people just rack the price up for no reason, although some brands are rarer, shit isn’t that expensive. honestly i recently had a 250ml bottle of wockhardt oxycodone liquid and it was 1$ a mg so 250$ so i mean yeah. but then again i’d pay anything to make sure it’s real, if it’s fent then that’s lights out.
@@LIVEMETRIX187 lmao probably only Canada. Ain’t they just legalize like every drug to exist? As long as it’s “personal use” amount lmfao.
@@dracotrapstar well yeah lol but tbh that actually stops people from using laced street shit, im mostly referring to like NZ and shit too, bc they dont have codeine as a scheduled drug, they sell it right next to tylenols in places that arent the US.
it’s a sad reality bc some ppl really rap abt the only few things they know and drugs is in that category it’s what society has come to
Miss dude fr
👊
The already dead instrumental playing in the background is too hard
People saying "But he kept making that kind of music anyway" clearly have no idea how the music industry actually works.
Future even admits he doesn't do what he says in his lyrics doing drugs an what not said he's afraid that if he tells his fans they wouldn't listen to him.
The same people who will inevitably complain about starfield are the same people who go to the park and complain it’s too hot outside. The same people who go to the beach and get sand in their eyes and whine about it all day. This game is going to be what you make of it, enjoy it. Sure there will be bugs that’s guaranteed, every single player massive RPG does and if they don’t it’s most likely a much smaller scale game. I can already tell I’m going to like it and it’s going to be fantastic.
I find it hard to believe future never knew his influence was reaching children
When I was a kid I only wanted to be like rappers cuz they looked cool and were famous. The negative things about them never really caught my attention so luckily they had no real influence on me
The real issue here is peer pressure which often leads to rappers glamorizing lifestyle that even they are sceptical about living. Lean, drugs, alcohol just to look cool and appealing to their peers. That's where the real problem is.
Man you can’t blame them we chose to sip the drank cause we wanted to be like them and we were naive. I was in 8th grade when I found a pint of Actavis Codeine/Promethazine, 2 scripts of Vicodin and a script of Xanax bars. My parents never touched these medications and I was at the age where they weren’t worried about me because a curious toddler and poisoning myself with Tylenol so they didn’t think to hide it nor did they notice it go missing. That was the beginning of the downfall of my entire friend group.
Look, as sad as it was that Juice is gone now, some people are literally born to create. Whether it’s art, music, or anything creative. Some people are born with a supernatural ability to do one thing very very well. It’s a skill that’s from the universe and it seems that many times, that gift comes at the cost of your life. And it’s sad to say but what would happen if those people stick around, is that their art would lose its value over time. Look at the legendary rock bands that are still around from the 80s and 90s, they still tour and do shows, but no one really cares anymore until they hear that a band member died. And now look at Juicewrld, his natural ability to rap was so great and you can see it in his 1 to 1.5 hour freestyles on TH-cam. But to prove my point, everyone thought it was amazing when those first dropped, then after a few months it was pretty much forgotten. But now that he’s dead, anytime anyone wants to point out pure raw rap talent, they almost always reference those freestyles. If he was still around today he would’ve done a few more hour long freestyles I’m sure, and they would’ve gotten slowly worse and worse until people just didn’t really care. But now those freestyles are legendary.
That lean was the reason behind all those dope songs by juice that I cannot stop listening to. So addicting
It boggles my mind When rappers give praise to other rappers for influencing them by how they dress, live their lives and rap themselves but won’t take accountability about what they’re saying influences others.
This shyt is really sad tho...cause the cycle continues and has in our music, since it was infiltrated! :(
I sipped lean a couple times in high school because of Wayne’s music. It just made me super sleepy and slept for over 12 hours
” oh shit, other people exist and have feelings too mayn 😵💫😵💫”
Future don’t care who he influences as long as he gets money
Wayne influenced me heavy in the same way. The cycle continues as long as this is allowed in the media and culture.
Spread Positivity guys. Make tomorrow better than it was yesterday. Every smile you add to the day matters. Much love fellas! Stay Up
"damn, how much damage can you do with a pen?"
"omg what have I done, it really bothered me , I intended to influence the 5th graders. So I got back in the lab and went harder" smdh
Nah future said “damn that’s crazy”😅
And then went about his shit😂
Shorts are the worst thing that happened to media consumption 😢 i hate them
Also future: “told the waitress I don’t drink liqour I drink lean ayyyyy”
Bruh who else saw the meme where a bunch of CEOs are shaking hands and clapping and it said in the text box "when future drops a new album" 😂
What’s crazy is future don’t even sip😭
🤣 that’s what I’m saying he doesn’t do anything he raps about he even said it in an interview he only raps about it because it sounds cool but he doesn’t do it in real life
When a human consciously reflects on their own lives
Ngl Keef Gucci and future made that shit look fun
Thats like “thank you for making me an addict” I think anyone would kinda be f’ed up after that 😭
Ofc cuz it’s almost like, he feels responsible for it in a way… That’s why you gotta be careful what you’re doing and saying around people who look up to you.
Future was the main guy who got me sippin on some purp!! That lean and I was lost in it for five years.
He should feel guilty. Every single rapper or artist that rap or sing about drugs should know that people look up to them and want to follow in there steps. They need to guide this younger generation to do better and not to do drugs or shoot up and rob people. R.I.P. to a real legend. 999 for life
not really , at the end of the day it was juice choice to pick it up. i know where your coming from but as you and i both know that looking up to toxic people isn’t healthy worse yet trying to be like them.
i remember being a kid listening to young thug smoking cigarettes thinking it’s blunts 😂 i can see where the music you put in your ear can really affect now you go about
You think a n•gga like me give a fuck about a n•gga shootin up the church? I gotta take this shit up with God cause I'm a god on the earth
Yea but juice went on to do the exact same
Thing glorifying drugs and violence in his music which will influence kids the same as he was influenced by future. It’s sad that this is the state of music now days rap is #1 music in America and all they talk about is drugs gangs money materialism and speaking derogatorily of woman, most of the people who listen to this are teens and they will then go on to follow their idols lead and get addicted to drugs. This happened to me I grew up on rap music and I started running with a bad crowd and started doing drugs and popping pills very early on which then turned into a severe heroin addiction that ruined my life and almost killed me. I’m 19 now and still struggling on and off with this and now when I look back I can see how strong of an influence the music had on my younger self
If you pay attention to futures lyrics he’s literally a walking DARE psa codeine crazy perkys calling Xanax damage all these songs are about how he needs to drugs to live and how his addiction is ruining his relationships life and mental health how the fuck does a song like codeine crazy make lean sound fun. Almost nobody is so easily influenced they will be pushed to do a drug from one artist/song especially something as demonized as opiates juice made a choice future literally never coulda been born and he woulda had addiction issues
I love that Future impression
Remember future has a song called “I’m sorry” which is literally 7 and a half minutes of him apologizing for the things he had to do or did in his past. Anytime I hear it I gotta listen to the whole thing. You already know if he knew this when he made that song he woulda spoke on it…
"regreted it for 1 minute" lol
Juice influenced me to try lean and other drugs. I thought it was cool but his death taught me more about life. Music has strong influence and ultimately we make those decisions ourselves, but RIP to Juice, the legend. 999
That didn’t shock me at all, that’s exactly what I expected you to say…
Big love for Juice, but to say he will be remembered as one off the best to ever do it, is a stretch!!
Future: what have I done ?
Also future : Who done got you on Styrofoam? (Hot, hot, hot, hot, I'm that nigga)
Maybe one of the best to ever do his specific subgenre of rap.
At the end of the day it’s a choice wether you follow and indulge in another man’s habits. Shouldn’t feel bad
The crazy thing is that future admited to quit lean and become sober in 2016.
(I might have gotten the details mixed up but something along those lines)
Tbh I don’t believe in people being able to influence me to do something because at the end of the day it’s a personal choice that you make your not being forced to do it