Hear the brand new Juice Wrld and Eminem single ‘Lace It’

A brand new posthumous single from Juice Wrld that includes Detroit legend Eminem, produced by Benny Blanco, has been launched. The observe entitled ‘Lace It’ addresses drug use and is a compelling hear.

On the brand new single, the rapper, who died of an unintentional overdose of oxycodone and codeine in 2019, raps, “Roll it up, lace it, pop a few to chase it / I’m in my own Matrix, none of this shit makes sense.”

The verse from Eminem discusses dependancy. The Detroit emcee (actual title Marshall Mathers) had an dependancy himself and had a relapse in 2009. In a haunting lyric, Mathers defined, “You pop some ecstasy first, it gets progressively worse / Try your best to reverse, unsuccessfully flirtin’ with certain death.”

Eminem concluded his verse by naming the entire musicians who’ve since died due to accidental overdoses, together with the likes of Shock G, Lil Peep, ODB (Ol’ Soiled Bastard), Gangsta Boo, Pimp C, Prince, Michael Jackson, and eventually Jarad (Juice Wrld) himself.

Earlier this yr, Grade A Productions label government Lil Bibby unveiled that the ultimate posthumous Juice Wrld undertaking was within the works. Taking to social media the mogul wrote, “The Last Juice WRLD Album is in the works. Let’s celebrate the life of Juice. No more mourning. I want everyone that Juice loved while he was here to help celebrate, especially his fans who he loved!”

Since he died in 2019, two posthumous Juice Wrld albums have been launched. 2020’s ‘Legends Never Die ‘, and 2021’s ‘Fighting Demons’. On the latter, the late lyricist described himself because the “codeine Cobain” and, in an interview with No Jumper, revealed he started abusing narcotics after listening to it in the music of artists such as Future.

This month marks 4 years for the reason that loss of life of emo-rap icon Juice Wrld, who overdosed at age 21. This isn’t the primary posthumous launch with Eminem and the late rapper, who featured on the Detroit emcee’s 2020 single ‘Godzilla.’