Death Doesn’t Make You a Legend

[@devontetheone]

Ngl, I genuinely enjoyed this video. And i dont even watch other creators like myself like that fr fr. X and juice were my favorite out of all of them. X was around the same age as me and had the same sense of humor/introverted personality as me so I considered him my brother when I first heard about him, and I was convinced by my homeboy to listen to X by one of my homeboys back in highschool. I don't regret it at all. He was the whole reason I wanted to dye my locs half blonde and black back in 2016-2017. Mann I miss that guy so much. He was so different. Before X, I had NEVER seen any nigga with half blonde and half black. When I redye my locs back to that color, It'll be for a purpose this time. My blonde side represents my more mello/calmed down side and my black dark side will be represent my angrier, darker version of me before in the past locked away at the bottom of my soul. I always loved the fact that juice was a freestyle legend and could go in the booth, not write a SINGLE word and shit out hits. Keep up the good work man 🔥

[@JivoDraws]

This means a lot coming from you like fr, also yeah x was my fav artist of all time, and I didn’t know that was the reason you dyed your hair that color, that’s so much cooler now than I know that. I always thought of it in the back of my head but I wasn’t sure if you did it because of X. I also had my juice phase but X was like forever lasting, still to this day I can always listen to X. Glad you enjoyed the video man you one of my biggest inspirations. More videos like this coming soon!

[@deveanbuchanan1109]

Peep was better iro

[@bank_roll0]

great vid but didn't degenerocity make the exact same vid with the same points?

[@o2817]

IT'S DEVONTEEEEEEE!!! But fr tho X was a fucking legend, It saddens me to see that bvf was well.. not the best, I wish we could've seen more of him.

[@Bre-rd9ns]

​@@deveanbuchanan1109cap

[@seans.999]

Juice's unreleased discography is crazy beyond any artist. He was so versatile and wasn't only an emo-rap artist. Juice has rock songs, psychedelic rock, hip-hop, and pop (also cowboy/country Juice). He definitely would've been dominating the rap game nowadays if he ever got to truly show his potential with his unreleased tracks.

[@brandon8937]

And also has many songs where he dived in to trap rap

[@eb_tigers0775]

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[@greedywrld]

Juice is definitely a legend bro went on a international tour with deathraceforlove and it was his only second album. Think about this way juice blew up in 2018 with GBANDGR went on a tour with that album. dropped deathraceforlove in 2019 the whole album was freestyled went on a international tour. To me that’s the most impressive thing I seen in music history. Jarad got crazy impact in a short amount of time so goes for jahseh.

[@gavinlifts]

i agree totally

[@Ssrtyler]

Agreed

[@xonmybuckle]

Real

[@RickyLara228]

Exactly lucid dreams already had 1 billion streams before he died and many more mainstream hits. He was on pace to be so much better

[@jameslittle5807]

Then there’s J.cole Kendrick Lamar, Kodak, Lil Wayne

[@danibrk7690]

Juice made over 3,000 songs in a career of just over 2 years. It's crazy

[@GavinRodrigues]

Easy to make a lot of songs when they're below average

[@ItzVeonix]

@@GavinRodrigues bro hating for no reason

[@mubs2685]

@@ItzVeonix bro woke up to hate😭

[@justdheejae]

@@GavinRodrigues You haven't dropped one, must be a banger.. drop one soon

[@GavinRodrigues]

@@ItzVeonix So any negative commenting is straight up hating? Is there no room for honest criticism in this world?

[@BigHat06]

Juice WRLD is an artist who probably wouldve been a legend if he got the chance to grow more. He was well known for his emo rap but as we've seen with his discography (including unreleased) he was able to switch his style while still being him. That is what makes him a legend in peoples eyes. The fact that Juice WRLD is Juice WRLD no matter what type of music he makes

[@Maigoniiis]

Yeah. Its really sad that his label arent pushing any other genres of Jarad cuz one of his biggest up sides is his versatility just like Jah but the public dont know about it. They keep releasing his sad shi, but he has music in like 5 other genres that are comparable and some (especially hype) which are better than his emo stuff

[@ixyexan.999]

best opinion ive heard in this whole comment section

[@gameramun5370]

I recommend Carry It, No Limit No Hook, Fenty (3 min version), and Conjuring just to name a few hype unreleased songs in case any lurkers of the comment section would like to experience that. It also frustrates me when people say he’s just a sad rapper. It goes so, SO much deeper than that lol. Also can anyone else recommend some songs by juice for me too that I may not have heard yet :)

[@dr.inspector2403]

​@@gameramun5370no cap terrible hype suggestions

[@abhinavshrestha4706]

​@@dr.inspector2403 why don't you recommend then

[@zetsucipher5217]

i really love peep, he might not be a legend for everybody but he undoubtedly a legend for those who truly appreciate and resonate with his art and im one of them

[@sergiocisneros1784]

Peep, Juice, & X all legends in my eyes. They all operated in a similar lane because they displayed a high level of versatility with their music being pretty genre blending. Drawing inspiration, from emo, pop punk, sometimes grunge and hardcore. They all impacted music & people in their own way, wish they all had more time to see what kind of music they'd be making now. Great video!! 🔥

[@skaterrabbit2005]

I kinda agree! Peep and X may not be rap GOATs or legends, but they undoubtedly are GOATs and Legends of emo rap. I think Juice is the emo rap GOAT as well as one in Hip Hop in general.

[@prod.om3ga]

@@skaterrabbit2005 x and peep are one of the goats in hip hop for sure

[@modzclan7263]

This is probably one of the most well put together videos I’ve ever seen. Subscribed.

[@JivoDraws]

Thank you! More to come :)

[@vanqz8236]

I actually got goosebumps when you said 'who is a current legend' Much love to Jah

[@JivoDraws]

YESSS, love to hear that you’re getting goosebumps that was the goal. That means I’m doing my part 😎

[@vanqz8236]

@@JivoDraws Much love to you bro. Keep it up with the videos they are awesome

[@JivoDraws]

Thank you bro, doing content just like this video in the future! I like to call them “animated essays” 😎🫶 but I’m mostly gonna do music content with occasionally random topics

[@modzclan7263]

I did too

[@SnippetChannel34]

Juice has so many different type of genres you have to listen to his unreleased he has hype music and so many other genre's

[@FlyzzDaGoat]

This video full of straight facts. I think X was gonna be one of the biggest in hiphop. I think Juice is a legend to. Very talented

[@JivoDraws]

Thank you bro, and yeah X’s death hit hard really thought he was gonna be one of the greatest artists of all time

[@luvvsick1]

juice not a legend

[@FlyzzDaGoat]

@@luvvsick1 ok dEvINe

[@Bodoko]

juice got way more than just emo just most of it is unreleased, also knight crawler with trippie redd is very new sounding juice was a legend

[@sp3ctre238]

I luv juice, but knight crawler sounded weird and raspy, but I liked the chorus.

[@channingttv]

I remember hearing ‘Vice City’ for the first time smoking in the back of an old honda-crv. Man, I miss X. He really is a legend. Props to everyone else, however I too had a special connection to X’s music.

[@vrofr]

vice city is so fucking underrated

[@zo3435]

I still think juice is a legend cause he made so much music in only 2 years and could freestyle like crazy and x is a legend for me because he changed his ways and it made him a better person

[@deyhatejujo]

Lil peep had hundreds of millions of combined views before his death, n it didn’t take many songs to make that figure. He created his own genre n had many ppl tryna imitate his sound n had a lasting impact on the industry. With no Peep there is no Juice Wrld and we all know how talented Juice WRLD was.

[@------.]

Without bones there would be no Lil Peep too.

[@rythic.]

@@------. bones underrated af

[@VRALLSTARS17]

100% disagree Lil Peep did not create his own genre emo rap existed way before Lil Peep picked up a microphone people like bones and Yung Lean are the Pioneers of emo rap and XXXTENTACION is the one who popularized it Lil Peep literally died before he started to blow up in the main stream. As much as I love Lil Peep’s music he is not a legend maybe an Emo legend, but he did not create his own genre

[@WorLCommunity]

Juice would still be here if it wasn’t for peep wtf is you smoking on . He never got inspiration or ever heard peep until he died .

[@AlludeNoir]

thank you. i really think calling his music ''drug hyped'' was just not giving it the proper closure and honestly kinda disrespectful, peep had a lot going for him, and he was peaked before his death which this creator was wrong about.

[@richardkvech111]

Peep in my opinion had a huge impact on the industry too. I dont listen to him too much anymore, but he helped with a lotta shii i had goin on in my life fr. For me it was like that one homie that could talk to you for days non-stop. When i listen to X at the same time i didnt got that feeling of having someone beside me chillin. But just my opinion, he said himself that he is doing music for people to feel less alone than theyre.

[@va22_]

Rip Peep, X and Juice, they saved my life multiple times at my lowest and they're doing this still. Idk what people thing, for me they'll forever be my heroes, my life would be so fucking depressing without them and even i have so many problems in my life and i don't feel happy at all, their music puts a smile on my face. It's a shame that these artists died too soon, because they DESERVED the world. But the most satisfying thing is that their legacy will never die and will forever live on saving many others from now on. There'll forever be an another Juice, X, Peep fan, and even if an artist is dead doesn't mean that "you're a fake one who wants only to ride the wave" as someone say, i relate with their music so much and i feel peaceful. I'd like had the opportunity to see them on a show but saddly this is life. Rip to them, they're my legends, i'll see them in heaven🕊️🐐🙏🏻

[@j.beeb3283]

This video was really well put together great job dude

[@JivoDraws]

ty so much!

[@JohnSmith-gh3kp]

You have no idea of the potential Lil Peep was showing in his final year of music, He would of been a legitimate popstar within 2-3 years tops. He had an uncanny ability for wirrting catchy melodic music. Personally in my eyes he is already a legend.

[@toshichoo]

Especially in High Fashion, it shows that Lil Peep could have gone a Post Malone type route

[@JohnSmith-gh3kp]

@@toshichoo more unique sounding though similar to what fall out boy and Paramore did by bringing the pop charts to them instead of turning pop.

[@thatonekid-kf2ev]

You gave me chills when you said while they're still here, instead of when they're gone and you showed Uzi 😔

[@SteeperHornet52]

Mad Respect to you for this video. The art is amazing, editing was fire as well. And ur comments on the musicians mentioned were very thoughtful, so well done.

[@JivoDraws]

Thank you so much I enjoyed making it more videos just like this to come! I really enjoy the essay animated format I have. In the writing process now ✍️

[@SteeperHornet52]

@@JivoDraws alright bet, subscribed so I will see more videos like it. Very satisfying to watch, :)

[@JivoDraws]

@@SteeperHornet52 ayy bet thank you man! I’m gonna do mostly music content but also times I feel like I’ll be random with my topics

[@acculbed]

good vid bro i cant believe u got only 3k subs, keep grinding and you'll get what you really deserves

[@JivoDraws]

Ayy thank you man I actually only have 3k cause I used to make gaming videos years ago, I’ve gotten rid of those videos to start my KZbin back up and I’ve gotten around 90 new subs so far! It’s only the start. Gonna do more videos like this in the future so expect that 😎

[@acculbed]

@@JivoDraws oh thats cool, keep up with the good work bro

[@JivoDraws]

Thank you man, working on my next script now ✍️

[@SharpWitted]

so glad I found your channel!

[@JivoDraws]

Ayy I’m glad you found it too more vids on the way (just like this one)

[@CPF222]

X juice and peep shaped a genre of rap after their passings . The status they had and following was genuinely legendary, some shit that’s rare nowadays especially what they did in a small time , what makes them a legend is their impact after they died .

[@SandNightStargazer]

That’s why I’m gonna try not to die but who knows hate hurts people especially kids🙏🏽😢

[@Medoxic]

Hey man, wanted to add my take. Imo emo rap wouldn't have died as you claimed it would. Although much hated, MGK is still relevant with his punk rock which means that there is still a large audience for this type of music. It wouldn't have stayed the same yes but it had the potential of evolving into something which would be leaning more into the pop side. If peep had so many people hooked even before his passing you cannot underestimate the potential of the genre he created. Imagine it this way, if Carti had died when he was just popping off we would never have gotten rage music and people would have said that Carti's death doesn't matter as his baby voice music only had a small shelf life and couldn't have survived for long. That is a bold assumption to make.

[@Idunooo]

4:47 pls what song is this

[@Huh-uhh]

Don’t test me remix xxxtentacion

[@731-l3o]

all that peep needed was to escape his label and management, which is truely believe he would’v if he had time. His last album he was working on with ilovemackonen, shows that he wasn’t just sticking to sad emo music. he wanted to be more than that but sadly that’s not where the money was at the time.

[@JivoDraws]

Yeah I actually really liked the lil peep and Ilovemakonnen collabs. Really wish he was able to branch out of the so called “emo rap”

[@jmzjbz1498]

@@JivoDrawsagain, he did. Look up collabs he did with fall out boy and marshmellow before he passed. Great vid and all but you missed his potential by a longshot. I would say this more about von and pop who died before breaking out of the drill genre.

[@ChrisNKatie]

i mean, idk if you know much about leaks or even listen to them, but it’s so easy to see Juice would have adapted as years passed. juice fans keep track of leaks n stuff by era, and the time from Gb&Gr era (music made before Gb&Gr release) to JW3 era (everything after DRFL till his death) he had developed his sound into so much more and was branching into rock and heavy metal, even starting to dive into what sounded like an early version of rage. it’s honestly harder to find a sad/emo rap song in juice’s most recent work before his death, and even then he developed the emo rap sound further than i’ve heard anyone like Iann Dior or even Trippie take it.

[@drxwswonder6449]

People will talk about their opinions on music legends and then portray juice as a sad soundcloud rapper with a middle school fanbase. Thats I immediately disregard what they said since they clearly know nothing 😭

[@lovezachx]

nah peep really was much more than jus drug hype music. he literally created his own genre and practically created juice wrld.

[@JivoDraws]

I actually very much agree with this, but I think doing the same thing for so long could’ve hurt him, but I think he definitely could’ve branched out

[@731-l3o]

@@JivoDraws if you listen to more of peeps old music (before his label hijacked his soul) there’s so much more emotion and genres and styles and tones and beats. and peep didn’t just throw random sad words together to make a “emo song” his lyrics were so multidimensional and deep, he was a poet and a true artist.

[@JivoDraws]

@@731-l3o wish I could’ve shown his potential then in the mainstream

[@modzclan7263]

Nah disagree

[@greedywrld]

Gus didn’t create juicewrld he influenced him to keep going there’s a difference

[@ChildishLumbino]

when Mac Miller died a piece of me died. literally felt like I lost a best friend that I never met. still get wicked sad about his death

[@jaykachow]

Literally 10 mins ago i found this channel and now im watcjing all of these vids

[@JivoDraws]

+luckyautumn! AYY YOU A LEGEND hopefully you see improvement with each vid!

[@maxwilliams5015]

If the whole world had access to juice’s unreleased library, they would see he has a song is pretty much every genre and still made it sound good, music is a very opinionated topic so theres not really a right or wrong answer for if his music was “good” but nobody can deny the talent he had for it

[@wrongfaygo]

Juice is definitely more than a maybe, he is a legend, he is the most versatile on this list, he freestyles on and any type of beat, he could have adapted to almost any new wave that trends if he was still around

[@brandon8937]

Exactly and just look at the song that recently got put out out "doomsday" I hate when people classify him as an "emo rapper", is completely destroying an Eminem beat while classic rapping an emo rapper?

[@Delivery606]

​@@brandon8937spit them facts my brother! Juice was mad lyrical 🔥

[@bnkroll_t]

damn bro u are talented as HELL! This video was really good, really enjoyable.

[@JivoDraws]

+ANTI! thank you so much glad you enjoyed more on the way! trying to evolve as much as possible

[@dwilson540]

Good work young man. Frankly I don’t know any of these artists, but I did like your analysis. Again, good work!

[@regadra]

The JuiceWrld disrespect is crazy, saying he would turn out like Ian Dior or even MGK is so far from the truth, he is the definition of evolution in music, pushing the emo rap era, then evolving with it into the many sub genres, and branching out to hardcore and traditional as well. Please just listen to some unreleased and you will see that his death actually ruined his legacy, and he would have been so much more successful with way more attention on his current music if he were still alive.

[@user-Ghost222]

Honestly I was in peeps last concert on El Paso Texas, and I could really feel the potential of his music and his way of connecting with the feelings of people. He was something else. Not just drug hype

[@onlykeons]

JIVO really came up was here when he had 2k on instagram real proud of you vro

[@JivoDraws]

damn 2k on insta?? that’s wild!!! glad u seeing the come up :)

[@bradmup2543]

Bro i get it about peep but being fr he was gonna be a legendeverything from his voice and his lyrics. peep actually impacted the youth and saved lives. i think his lyrics wouldve been what separated him from others i mean "i wanna take my life just to give it to you" thats beautiful, and the youth wouldnt forget him meaning he wouldnt fall off and have a strong fan base. i think his music genuinely woulda changed the world man

[@JivoDraws]

I could maybe see that. It’s just unfortunate cause we’ll never know, I wish peep had more of a chance to go along with his mainstream sound

[@bradmup2543]

@@JivoDraws yh true

[@modzclan7263]

Peep d rider

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@JivoDraws mainstream success isn’t legend status it’s the influence Influence gives motivation but also relates to the listener the bad an good

[@amphiee1873]

@@JivoDraws yet you say pop smoke would've went down in history like his entire sound wasn't ripped off from the UK and like every song he made didn't sound the exact same lmfao people pass english and watch sunnyv2 once and think yeah i can do that

[@prodwowkt2798]

I would say juice is a legend for having a impact on a generation all the kids who heard his music will remember all the lyrics to lucid dreams until they grow old and senile. I think because he could just freestyle a whole song he would’ve had longevity because there would be no writers block bro really just rapped how he felt in every moment along with his freestyling he was one of the biggest rappers with probably infinite resources. What im saying is if they needed a different writing style he could have co writters on a song to make improvements or a pre written song that juice could make adjustments to. And he showed he could make mega hit pop songs like with marshemello “ come and go” and juice has unreleased songs with the chain smokers

[@PadraigQuinn]

Great video. You were respectful but honest. It’s a hard topic to talk about ❤

[@JivoDraws]

thank you for watching 💕

[@MooseTruffle]

Allow me as an actual vet. Peep is considered a legend by popular belief he invented emo rap. X is a legend due to his charitable causes and self improvement. He did want to make the world a better place.

[@notap_6907]

juice fans know that he wouldnt be makin music w mgk he was moving on from sad to hype music the album he was gonna drop called "outsiders" wud be full of hype stuff juice is one of the greatest freestylers so yea he is a legend

[@JivoDraws]

Yeah you have a point but after outsiders, do you think he would’ve switched up his style?

[@notap_6907]

@@JivoDraws depending on the situation of the rap game i think he wud hv tried some new stuff ex: rage or drill but i dont think he wud go back to sad music

[@Paxxdead]

@@JivoDraws honestly juice showed time and time again he can really change it up it wasn’t as experimental as x but it was really good in its own way leak songs like k like a Russian,tattoos and ink,bussin and ktm drip kind of show the direction he was gonna go in

[@JivoDraws]

More video essays to come

[@IgnorantzYT]

Also i love ur art for your videos.

[@JivoDraws]

ayy ty man :) just trying to incorporate my commentary with my animation

[@IgnorantzYT]

@@JivoDraws how longs it usually take to edit

[@JivoDraws]

Shoot for me this took around 2 and a half weeks but I got the basics done so I think I can pump out these vids faster

[@Gust3sjj]

U said "I dont think so" to the question if juice would've been able to adapt to the chances in music. I have to dissagree: Juice made songs everyday, which means that he practiced every day and if you do something consistently you automatically improve. He also did an insane amount of collabs in a timespan of two years as someone who was only 19-20 years old, artist from all types of different genres and he was always able to adapt and fit the style of the artist he was collaborating with, whilst still being himself, while the listener still recognises juice WRLD. I found this video super interesting, ur style is super unique and the art is amazing, ur videos feel satisfying to watch, you feel that a lot of effort has been put in to them! I expected you to have a few million followers, but you have 37K (which is also super inpressive dont get me wrong, but u get what im saying) Youve got a lot of potential, keep going man, hope ur having a good day!

[@Gust3sjj]

btw, u said "he would be making music with MGK" it feels negative, but I dont understand why, could u explain?

[@jhaayy._]

such a great video.. I’ve been waiting on someone to speak on this topic.

[@JivoDraws]

ayyy glad you enjoyed :)

[@Juneofive77]

when bro talked about x doing rage and HYPERPOP, a tear rolled out

[@JivoDraws]

+juneofive IT WOULDVE BEEN SOOO GOOD THO just imagine x on hyperpop

[@awesomejuda2547]

Nahhh Bro it's always the X fans disrespecting Juice 😭 Comparing Juice to Iann Dior is crazy tbh, if u listen to Juice WRLD's unreleased you'd see he is more than emo rap 😭 (both X and Juice legends for sure! LLJ & LLJW 🙏)

[@iiiiiiiiiilililli]

That was the worst juice take I’ve ever heard💀 bro said he’d be making music with mgk and compared him to Ian dior

[@PsycheVFX]

I think we can safely consider Juice a legend. Lot of the time I hear kids and teens talk about him saying that he "saved them" and shit, which I can't speak on their behalf, but if they're being genuine thats one hell of an influence

[@kaaygoldmine]

I think Pop Smoke, Juice and xxx would’ve been huge. Pop Smoke had that voice, he was super charismatic and charming and there’s nobody like him. Juice Wrld had an insane amount of versatility that kinda still blows me away til this day. & with X even if you weren’t familiar with all his music at the time, we all saw his following and influence I don’t think that would’ve went away.

[@kishorthiruchchelvam6075]

cool vid man, i like the format, keeps you engaged the whole time - dude from omegle

[@JivoDraws]

Thank for the love 💕

[@jbsprayy]

So glad you included sad frosty in here he is a legend! LLSF 💛💙

[@JivoDraws]

i miss bro. he was a friend of mine.

[@jbsprayy]

@@JivoDraws its sad his music couldnt reach more ears, he really had the potential

[@sadmane8537]

Nah peep created a huge wave and have a huge impact on the scene his death made him legendary he just wasn’t here long enough

[@fxn09here]

Jivo's content aged like wine

[@mist-jpg]

I think both juice and peep were on the path to greatness, but X was for sure a legend, he had a impact on a whole generation and only did it within a 2 year span. He in my opinion is one of the GOATS, and he was still changing and becoming even better as an artist.

[@im_relayz7213]

this is a great video fr🔥

[@JivoDraws]

Ty bro more to come! :)

[@ElectronicaPR]

Don't know if it was intentional, but sampling 'It's a Cruel Cruel World - Sewerperson prod. Eric Godlow' at @01:00 is very nice. Don't feel like enough listen to him and he has great versatility imo :))

[@JivoDraws]

it was :) glad you noticed

[@UrineSample04]

Being a legend is all subjective, here are 8 minutes of my arbitrary rules for being a legend

[@JivoDraws]

all subjective. this video just my opinions

[@kingjosh999]

Juice would have progressed so much, he's a legend fr

[@drxwswonder6449]

I think one of the best ways to determine an artists greatness is to listen to what other artists say about them. Everyone loved Juice and was shocked at his sheer talent, before and after his passing. The top artist paid their respects and complimented his talent. I feel like Juice’s legacy speaks for itself yet so many hate on him for some reason.

[@MAHKAVELLY]

lil peep imo is a legend due to his creativity and the way he was able to blend genres effortlessly, his style, his personality and everything about him was so unique to me, if he got more time to improve he would have been a certified legend to more people.

[@JivoDraws]

I guess I can agree in a certain extent thanks for your input 🤔

[@narafishy999]

If juice was alive he would be undoubtable a legend by the end of his career as he could experiment with many different genres and he would be able to pull most if not all off

[@Nortsidemusic]

What is that guy name i forgot 1:27

[@JayTDI]

Lil Peep I Think

[@DigitalClipBoy]

His name is 6 Dogs

[@myrebtw]

Juice was good at many different genres instead of just emo rap, the only reason why you probably think he wouldn't have done better if he was alive is because the label doesn't release the songs where its fun and hype to listen to. The label only releases sad songs and makes juice look like only an emo rap sad boy. If you look into his unreleased it's a whole different story. (he has over 3000 unreleased songs)

[@hooligangamez3859]

i agree ion think peep is a legend bc he DID impact millions of people BUT he isn’t a house hold name

[@FlashieBoi]

Classic jivo W

[@JivoDraws]

🥰🥰

[@artpihl7133]

this video feels so professional

[@JivoDraws]

I’m glad that’s the goal, and to make it relaxing 😎

[@JivoDraws]

Also want to get the viewer thinking

[@prodbyinojin]

If ur Chanel doesn’t blow up I’ll be disappointed in the whole world

[@JivoDraws]

thank you bro i’m glad you’re enjoying the content! new video tomorrow!

[@Lateful]

Tbh xxx paved a way for artists to find their inner self and experiment with different genres while Juice paved a way to influence creativity coming onto the track etc and making music less stressful then it has to be which I don’t see a lot of people talking about

[@m00k61]

Always loved Peep. Go back and listen to his Schemaposse stuff.

[@JivoDraws]

I will 🫡

[@SnowKapp]

i love you Jivo

[@JivoDraws]

I love you moreeeee!!

[@drxwswonder6449]

Juice Wrld was and still is the greatest example of timeless music. It doesn’t matter where you are, or how you are feeling in that moment and time, Juice has a song that you can find relatable. To my knowledge he is the only artist who has been able to achieve this.

[@supersample7743]

I think they're all legends in their own way

[@Forgiveiolord]

I need to start performing But before atleast 1 music video Before i get that buzz

[@lAmGhostly]

What's up Jivo been a while man glad to see you doing youtube again, we should catch up sometime

[@JivoDraws]

Ayy bro glad you found me! And yeah we should

[@SnackingBadger]

Great video! Juice wrld was heavily influenced by countless genres and was definitely starting to evolve, i think a big reason hes seen as just an emo rapper is because of the music his label released after his death, i think juice wrld had the talent, potential, and efficiency of being the next drake and definitely biggest out of all featured in this video

[@permverse6668]

man i respect the opinion but i highly disagree with the take on juice. near his passing he was evolving his sound alot he was getting more into the future, young thung etc side of rap aswell as creating pop hits with ellie goulding, post malone, halsey aswell as making a really sad rock type sound "monsters in my basement" is the perfect "song" to see what he was going for i think saying he would fall off and make songs in the same bracket as iann dior and mgk!?!?!?! is harsh

[@evanhernandez5378]

Loved the video and we all consider different people to be legends. I don't think x and juice are legends though but we all have opinions

[@pan1ni82]

XXX and Juice pretty much are legends. Juice could have been bigger but his label has been fucking up since he passed. Juice btw has a bunch of happy songs but a lot of that shit is unreleased

[@TheNuttySquirrel]

If you say X is a legend you have to accept that juice is just as much if not more of a legend

[@Codetrey]

why you say that?

[@maxderholzrusse7301]

For me lil peep was a legend. Rest in peace lil peep

[@JivoDraws]

+maxderholzrusse respect

[@juniifawn]

Great video man, honestly IMO juice did break out off the emo rap sphere around 2019, though as is obvious now he never really got as much recognition for that flip on genres. If you take one good look at his unreleased music you'll see lots of pop, rock, trap, and several other genres he had grown up on or liked as a kid, plus a few extras. Juice was a really talented and great person, consumed by what got him out there in the first place that never really reached his full potential in the public eye.

[@brockbrodzin7242]

Amazing perspective, I disagree a little with u on lil peep but 95% I could definitely agree with, amazing video very entertaining, keep getting better :)

[@JivoDraws]

Yeah bro it’s all about perspective, I actually kinda want to be a little controversial it gets people thinking and expressing their own perspective and views. Glad you enjoyed it

[@virm40k]

BANGER ALERT!!

[@JivoDraws]

Yessirrr

[@jenniferhardesty9298]

I also could eat stand x at first but when he started like changing I realized how phenomenal he is

[@JivoDraws]

ur binging all my vids I love it

[@Stones9084]

Saying Juice WRLD is similar to Ian Dior is crazy

[@JivoDraws]

I definitely take this opinion back

[@arnildobizeque5514]

The only two Rappers in there, that I can scream LEGEND from the top of my lungs, are: Pop Smoke & XXXTENTACION. Still appreciate the others tho, no hate to them.

[@Plutonian-t5f]

Same!

[@frankieeai]

your a living legend jivo 💖

[@JivoDraws]

🫶🫶

[@mrkesjel6756]

juice wrld would have become a legend, his Emo stuff was more played mainstream than his other music, he was very prolific with his music and could have easily evolved

[@markgoldbridgememed9435]

You’re so wrong on Juice Wrld it’s crazy

[@JivoDraws]

my opinion has def changed fr

[@markgoldbridgememed9435]

@@JivoDraws I’m glad. He was on course to be one of the greatest artists ever and his unreleased showcases a lot of his insane versatility so I was absolutely shooketh when you compared him to iann dior

[@Keirrearchive]

You just earned a new subscriber

[@JivoDraws]

i’m glad you enjoy the content :)

[@Walkemdowntohellkeyy]

Peep's music was like a thing to listen to if u felt depressed I wouldnt say his music was talking about drugs there were many songs that were like rnb/love songs like feelz,teen romance etc

[@artpihl7133]

you really don’t miss

[@JivoDraws]

Glad you enjoyed it bro

[@TcDynamicZ]

if you are a juice fan you'd know he was someone who classed himself a rockstar. you can't say he'd be making music like/with mgk its two different genres

[@JivoDraws]

I respect your opinion but MGK also describes himself as a rockstar but in that rockstar lifestyle. Juice could’ve definitely improved and branched out from the sad boy emo rap but I guess we’ll never know

[@modzclan7263]

No he wouldn’t

[@TcDynamicZ]

@@JivoDraws it’s not an opinion when Juice said it multiple times 😂 and you do know there’s like over 1000+ songs juice recorded right that isn’t just “Emo Rap” it’s the label fucking him over now releasing the “Emo Rap” shit

[@JivoDraws]

@@TcDynamicZ but how many of those songs are just about heartbreak and drugs?

[@STARRRLIGHTTTT]

imma be honest, when i heard x had died i basically went insane and wanted to learn about him more. at this point im dissapointed in myself for knowing so freaking much but now that i know basically everything about him, hes definitely a legend in my opinion.

[@ripkuri]

hi jivo 🖤

[@JivoDraws]

Hello kai 😎

[@Cubasta.official]

Eyy i fuck w the video tho i can tell u put hella effort in it, keep doing this shit dawg ur going places

[@JivoDraws]

Thank you bro :)

[@no1ykexists]

Yo whats the song at 4:45?

[@YSLSTEELE]

Don’t test me