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The real story: The cause of the death of Rapper Juice World was published about 2 months after the musician occupied

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Zarad Anthony Higates, a promising hip-hop artist who entered the mainstream in the name of the stage Juice world, Died on December 8, 2019At the age of 21, the result of accidental overdose involving oxyicodone and codeine. Throughout his short but celebrated careers, his songs interrupts him with anxiety and frustration-and provided a window between his mental health struggle and drug use, known as a co-consumed disorder.

Highlights his struggle to deal with his songs

Higgins co-exposed disorder spread on tracks like "concern": "Anxiety is bad for soul / pill and anxiety, they take control / bad time, the stars are lined / lost in my abdomen, please, someone finds me." In his breakout song "Lucide Dreams" he said "I take the prescription to feel A -OK / I know it is in my head" "

In a 2018 interview with There is no jumperHe talked about how he used his drug "The feelings you feel open to the door" he said, but he warned: "(it) can destroy you - can completely destroy you."

He fought with cultural scandal

A 2019 at Billboard Interviewer, Higgins often opens up to the stigma related to mental health problems, especially among blacks. "When talking about an African-American man, I know that those things are neglected in our community," he said. "You are your mother, your father, your aunt, you think (you) concern, you feel like you are frustrated, what you have added to you, they are not looking at you, but how it needs to change for these changes I can change for what I can change that change I can change that change for a chain, or at least for a chain that can make it a chain. Or at least starting it, "

He wanted to be better

Rapper had started using Janax in high school a lot but said that his drug use should be restricted in years before death. "I smoke weeds, and now and then I go back and do something that is bad judgments," he said New York Times At July 2018. "I have a lot of things going on me, I have acknowledged it a lot of things, a lot of big look i

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