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A new Juice WRLD song will debut during a concert in Fortnite on November 30 at 2 PM ET. The rapper passed away in 2019 but continues to be a prominent figure in the rap scene. The concert will also ...

Juice WRLD has released an animated music video for the track “Empty Out Your Pockets” which was produced in conjunction with Epic Games and produced using Unreal Engine. Juice even released a ...

An avatar for the singing rapper, who died in 2019, appeared at a special event in the video game to debut a new song alongside Eminem, Snoop Dogg and Ice Spice. By Ben Sisario Carmela Wallace, the ...

The virtual event ended with the debut of a new Juice WRLD music video, while also teasing the next version of the game’s battle royale island. The virtual event ended with the debut of a new Juice ...

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Juice Wrld's legacy continues to live on through his music. Now, the late rapper has reached another milestone. On Wednesday (Aug. 7), the psychedelic Cole Bennett-directed visual for the 2018 song ...

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The multimedia company Lyrical Lemonade rose to a height of prominence in the late 2010s through its music videos, helmed by director Cole Bennett and starring the biggest stars of the SoundCloud rap ...

Cole Bennett enlists Cordae and the late Juice WRLD for "Doomsday," the first single off the forthcoming album from Bennett's multimedia company Lyrical Lemonade. The track arrives alongside an ...

Generally, I find all the deepfakes and AI use in music today — especially when it comes to deceased artists’ posthumous releases — ethically iffy, if not downright creepy. I’m willing to make an ...