THERAPIST REACTS to Juice Wrld- Already Dead

[@isaiahthomas2832]

He doesnt write his lyrics. Its what he feels. I dont know another artist that can do this its nuts. The greatest artist in history. He is helping so many people come out and admit they have a problem and be ok talking about it

[@simc9995]

Lil uzi

[@rxlandx]

@@simc9995 nah

[@slowgemini9315]

@@simc9995 nah

[@Rw_Domain]

GREATEST!! LLJW 👑

[@flo5527]

He ain't the greatest but he's one of the greatest

[@apollozfn9763]

He doesn’t write his songs, he just goes off the top free styling

[@q6x]

he basically slowly writes them in his head

[@angelicco2664]

@@Mottbox yeah, for most songs anyways. Still a freestyle though. No need for paper and time to think, he just uses whichever verse he thinks fits in bedt

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

@@q6x that’s amazing!

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

@@Mottbox that’s talent, thanks for letting me know!

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

@@angelicco2664 I can’t believe he could do that, pretty cool!

[@Sniipplez]

I’ve watched many reaction channels before, but this one is unique, hearing a therapist talk over juices songs I think would give a lot more clarity to his feelings and help out people who may not seek therapy for whatever reason. I appreciate your content and I’m excited to watch you go down the rabbit hole 🙏🏽

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks so much Sniipplez! I love doing these and see addiction, trauma, anxiety and depression on a daily basis. People can get better, even if they don’t always seek help, these songs are a help to so many people. Thanks again for the comment!😊👍

[@eightballthegod6413]

NO CAP!!!!!!

[@shawnsturm9646]

I hate juice world reaction videos. It's always a sad pity party reaction. Awwww! Oh no! Awww! You are on the verge of changing my mind about hating them. For me it is because you are listening to the music like a true juice world fan would. Every single day I spend hours listening to nothing but juice world. Don't watch any television or movies. Only juice wrld. Everyday this entire year I have spent hours watching the same freestyles and discovering any new content I can. And when I have come across something new I would imagine I look exactly like you do. I think a lot of people who do reaction videos just want the views. They aren't doing it to try to understand what he had going on inside of him or how fans can truly relate.

[@BlitxWasTaken]

@@shawnsturm9646 yes, others really only care about views, except for this man (and nolifesgaq). He actually tried to understand the lyrics and puts a lot of effort to explaining them to us

[@chronicxhistories]

We need to contact news outlets and let them know how great Tom is! And this channel is a life changer and a life saver! I contacted a huge network in Australia yesterday, let's share via social media but let's also share with our local and country wide news stations

[@BryceKuhn]

Juice had planned and finally signed up for rehab a week before he died... so sad

[@smokingmedzz4914]

He also said he will go to rehab but he’s not going to quit

[@lifeispain404]

he said he would only go to rehab as a way to force a T-break

[@maisiemarshalll]

@@smokingmedzz4914 well obviously not completely stop after taking already too many pills a day. The withdrawal symptoms alone would probably take him out that way… he was just going to lower the intake first

[@braxtonsheppard9052]

@@smokingmedzz4914 thats what rehab is fucking for, if he at least agreed to go then it could have helped him whether he planned on it or not.

[@itzaaan4429]

Its crazy to see how someone that actually studies this understand the phases and processes involved in his songs within seconds truly amazing

[@Fulcrumas]

@@yourneighbor. it’s crazy how Juice just speaks of the top of his head and just sings such relatable topics that so many people go through. He was truly one of the best artist of this generation.

[@jaradsage8546]

Juice Wrld speaks 2 off the new album! Really shows his freestyle ability and super emotional

[@dextraa1337]

Plug means drug dealer, so he ran out of drugs and couldn't even get any more. Another great reaction. He was fighting a battle inside himself, even though he was surrounded by many people, he still felt alone. He really cared about his fans tho, trying to atleast make them make it through with his music, hence the line "im staying alive for the fans". Recommend listening to 'rockstar in his prime' next from this album. 999 LLJW

[@georgegeorge4309]

Also he says running out of drugs and hope and doesn’t have a plug no more. I feel that he could have been saying that he doesn’t have a plug for drugs or hope and is left with absolutely nothing without the drugs that are taking that hope in the first place.

[@columdoherty6755]

@@georgegeorge4309 nothing hurts more then the hitting the plug and he reply's back saying hes empty :(

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks dextraa! Nice insight and he seemed to have a ton of inner demons!

[@mrflake2474]

Rock star in prime is a banger

[@drkhinata]

What he means by not needing a plug no more is actually about him now being able to afford buying the pills in large quantities so he doesn't have to be dependent on someone else's schedule for access to his meds.

[@keepitmovinbk]

A "plug" is a drug dealer. In this song it goes both ways, with not having a "plug" for drugs or a "plug" for hope. Great reaction! 🔥🔥

[@bradleywinterling4338]

“From my window” would be a good song to react to as well. There are so many amazing juice wrld songs. Love the reaction!

[@Thesrt300s]

XO!

[@archaicwolf4292]

Juice freestyles all his songs which makes it more authentic. He’s speaking straight from the soul.

[@CoachAlex99]

its actually ridiculous there’s literally no other artist that can do that, he’s 1 of 1

[@Tretc]

These are great reactions man really brings a different perspective to his music. RIP to a legend we love you Juice🕊

[@tophattproductionss6978]

Didn’t know I needed Tom in my life

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

I LOVE THIS COMMENT!!!😊😊😊

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

@Yrn Remy oh how it makes my day to hear this! More juice coming Wednesday!😊👍

[@Chiefr97]

Loving this kind of content! I watch a lot of music reaction channels and this is one of the more unique ones! LOVE THE JUICE WRLD CONTENT

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks Nate! I’m having a blast doing the reactions😊👍

[@alexfeller2748]

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial more songs you have to hear....1."CONVERSATIONS" 2."CURSED" 3." RUN THE WORLD" 4." RED-MOONLIGHT" "Extended version tho, has to be.5."POTIONS" 6."ROSES" 7. "INVINCIBLE" 8. "SO HIGH"9. "LUCID DREAMS" 10."ALL GIRLS ARE THE SAME" 11. " ROBBERY" and I can keep going for days ...literally. But those are some of my personal favorites. HE WAS A LEGEND . ALWAYS WIIL BE #RIPJUICEWRLD

[@lightning5054]

For some real insight into juice's struggles and addictions, i would recommend reacting to the songs " righteous" "lean wit me" and "black and white", not only do they all have amazing videos but are some of the best songs he has to really look at his struggles from his perspective

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks so much lightning!

[@joehoward2442]

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial Help! I been doing the mental heath help since 2008. I've been pretending for various Mental Health Pro's the whole time. Everything seems fake, except the pain and desire to end my life. 🧠🙏

[@medulah3150]

Wishing well

[@hishaam5429]

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial the song empty aswell

[@madisonbochner]

I have been listening to all of juice wrlds songs again since his new album came out. When I listen to all the songs, I feel like I am experiencing what he went through just by listening to the songs. My one year old daughter loves to listen to him and she nods her head back and forth. It’s pretty cute! She says juice and nods her head when she wants to listen to him❤️

[@C91Lee]

He really is telling us a story with this new album. It's really good. You're 1 year old sounds like she has good taste in music, so cute 😍

[@CoachAlex99]

A+ parenting

[@kelm8yt165]

@@CoachAlex99 💀👏🏽

[@fftl1827]

You are a genuine man so I salute you and btw plug means your main source of drugs aka a drug dealer. I suffer from CPTSD and finally made my way to therapy a year ago after 29 years of trauma and hell. I always thought I was normal but realized I wasnt after waking up the facts. I doused myself in so many substances and anyways I am grateful for such a great therapist I have and also Juice Wrld was an amazing artist and this album and his music speaks to me on so many volumes. A therapist reacting was a smart move because we need more mental awareness. It is hard but I'm still here as many as us are and thanks for helping others with therapy because it took me forever to go to therapy. Brainspotting and EMDR are amazing I prefer Brainspottijg ebcause EMDR caused massive headaches and high spikes of anxiety. Anyways much love to everyone and stay healthy and have hope because you can make it!!!!

[@ammaar.999]

Thank you so much for making these videos in one of the biggest juice fans I have almost all of his unreleased music and heard things like these you are one of the only people from the older generation that understand that juice isn’t as much of a rapper as people would think he helps people so much. The fact that he doesn’t even write these songs and freestyles them off the top of his head shows how he is feeling 999 💔

[@leathea8231]

6:00 When he said "I don't even have a plug no more" Plug is code for drug dealer

[@itswilde]

love these reactions to juice, a whole new perspective on his music, please keep them coming man they’re great!!

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

More coming SOON!

[@itswilde]

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial cant wait!!

[@kingzay4957]

He said in an interview that the perks gave him the confidence to even be a rapper and when I first heard this song I thought hmm he takes 10+ pills a day yeah he is already dead.. He was a walking zombie and when he died he didnt overdose his body just gave out from so much drugs.. Its terribly sad

[@kelm8yt165]

Walking zombie seems pretty cruel..dude was high so he could be himself. Ain’t nobody that’s gone through his amount of success in such a short amount of time, 8 months? Within 8 months from nobody (to the masses), to top charting. Can’t imagine what that does to you mentally, or physically. He felt that he had a purpose and would do anything he could to achieve it, and his pathway was through his music. that’s how I see it in my eyes at least.

[@olahdanihair]

@@kelm8yt165 i aggree with you 100%.

[@shotbychrxs]

this is probably the best reactor ive come across for a while

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks so much Chris!

[@itxben7248]

don’t usually enjoy reaction videos, but your unbiased and honest opinion makes me want to watch all your vids, quality man!

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

thanks so much! that means a lot!

[@sivve5661]

Such amazing work, great reaction with a positive messages and vibes. I love it! Keep reacting to Juice WRLD. He was and will be one of the greatest artists to ever live on this earth. The talent he held is so much deeper than just making songs. 999 4L

[@sivve5661]

And there are soooo many songs for you to react to, i recommend "Dark place" a song he releaseed on his soundcloud with such a tragic message.

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

@@sivve5661 thanks for the suggestion, I’ll add it to the list!

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks Sivve! Trying to keep it real and positive, anyone can turn life around and this music gives hope to so many!

[@jasonjohnson4418]

This is the fastest subscription I ever have done! I just enjoy watching a break down with someone who is familiar with mental health! Subscribed in 8 sec, love the different breakdown that has a deeper breakdown

[@marinebrats696]

This song makes me cry. Every. Single. Time...... he needed someone who actually cared about him.

[@yago572]

Life is difficult man, and Juice was suffering a lot. I remember falling in love with his melodies and sound when he dropped agats in lyrical lemonade. But at the time I wasn't conscious of life's hard truths, intrinsic physical pain, mental agony, death, objective meaninglessness, and was a just a kid enjoying good music. Now, almost 5 years later, I understand exactly what the fuck he was talking about because I'm undergoing the same things myself. I'm not optimistic, feel impending doom, and consequently give in to vice and meaningless pleasures to forget about the shit for little while. It's difficult to reconcile with and not be affected by the unnecessary sufferings and evils present in the world; everyday there are people getting murdered, raped, dying of cancer, and suffering a whole fucking lot in silence and behind closed doors. But we distract ourselves a whole fucking lot to not think about that shit, to not think about the fact that your parents and friends and yourself are going to die and suffer a lot at some point, not think about death, knowing that it's immutable and bound to happen at some point, and that we don't know what the fuck happens afterwards. In Juice's lyrics, especially his unreleased stuff, he often references the anthropomorphic God, references metaphysical uncertainties like heaven and hell and spatiotemporal entities like the devil and god, and implements biblical allegories while doing so. Juice was just aware, too aware, and overly conscious about the state of things and the future sufferings that await and are bound to happen, which is why he turned to drugs and meaningless pleasures. I do it too, all the time. And despite having clear conceptions of virtue and vice and knowing what is morally right for me to do, I do the complete opposite. And I do it out of spite, out of impotence, because I'm conscious of base reality and know that it's not pretty. But we do not make it any easier for ourselves either; we make it more difficult and create limited and unfulfilling systems that indocritrnate and encourage docility and obedience and servitude, that encourage egoistic striving and greediness, corruption, nepotism, systematic oppression to get ahead, that will trap you and purposefully aim to keep you within them. I'm just rambling, but it is what it is. And Juice knew what it was, which is why his mental agony and depression made life unberable. I'm sad to say a similar fate awaits me. I cannot reconcile with objective meaninglessness and the lack of a God, the suffering, the chaos, and the absurdity. At this point, my hopes of living virtuously, optimistically, and actualizing my potential are gone. I don't have the will to strive. I tried living stoically, unemotionally, and sort of accepting shit and doing what's within my power to reduce suffering and make it better for myself, but shit's just more difficult and it gives you a false sense of control. I just don't know man. It's overwhelming.

[@lilyoutubee]

🙏🏼

[@whatsupbato]

Juice mentions Jesus in one of his songs on the album. I can totally relate to you, man. Jesus and Christianity is not about religion, but about having a father, God, and individual relationship with Him that loves you. We weren't made for this world and why we always feel out of place. Look into some biblical teaching and lectures and even some Jordan Peterson who is a world renown psychologist and even he speaks on the importance of the God of Abraham and Jesus in our lives. You'll get through this man. Keep searching and finding your daily bread that God provides which means and includes the shelter over your head, the food you get to eat daily, and the warmth and love of your family and friends. God bless, man. Take care and seek some help, all we can do is help one another and sometimes helping others with a little shows how much you actually have as a blessing to you. ✌🏽🕊

[@CassieLandress]

I absolutely love you and your reaction videos ❤ I've been in therapy since I was 19 I'm 32 now and I'm still struggling every day with PTSD, chronic depression, anxiety, OCD, nightmares, borderline personality disorder, and being bipolar 😩 music is therapy for me so your videos have really helped me and I thank you for that 🤗 my favorites are nf and juice wrld. My mom died in 2020 from cancer her favorite song was nothing compares to you the one Chris Cornell sang I'd love to hear you do a video for that I can't get past the line "all the flowers that you planted ,mama, in your back yard all died when you went away" without sobbing because that's exactly what happened 😢 thank you again and God bless you 🤗💗

[@imsuprise7174]

I’m gonna be honest you’ve helped me through so much with these juice Wrld reactions. Juice has helped me through so much, and for someone to see juice the way I do is amazing. I love your Chanel and I hope you go viral to help more people ❤️

[@calob3927]

He’s able to almost spit all his feelings out automatically like they just come out, never seen another rapper like it. He freestyled on Westwood for a fucking hour! Off the top off his head. The best.

[@joeabortaw1092]

Amazing! Love that you are sharing with us your thoughts as a professional and amazingly cool dude!

[@javascriptt5320]

I believed this song was released after he passed away as well which makes it hit harder for me

[@sinist3rr_dubs290]

Part of what made him a great artist was his freestyling abilities. Not the most lyrical all the time but definitely had good wordplay with the ability to switch between flows effortlessly. I forget which freestyle it was but he mentions how it's like he's talking to his conscience whenever he freestyles and it's almost as if it told him what to say next

[@louiemccarron7043]

I love these vids they’re actually really interesting

[@LuminaPath]

More juice wrld please I absolutely love your analysis, with an open mind! Helps me personally, and I’m happy I came across your channel.

[@danielbenzema4184]

When you said "... You survived that!..." (2:10) I really felt that thank you so much. And for everyone that needs to hear this, get help it's not to late! You got this stay strong 💪

[@itzzztoodah8203]

All freestyle no writing that’s how you know the words are more meaningful from juice wrld that’s what made him standout . 😔🔥

[@jourdanmadeit]

This feels like free therapy. Someone make some merch for this man. Love your content

[@drizzyhater01]

6:02 “I don’t even got a plug no more” a “plug” is someone who supplies a buyer with drugs. Basically they are the merchant of drugs and you purchase illegal substances from them that you can’t get legally. He is saying he doesn’t have a merchant no more, he doesn’t have anyone to buy from or supply him with drugs.

[@MrBusterHighman]

This is one of his best. No other artist captures the nightmare of addiction like juice wrld. You get far enough into a drug addiction you really do feel like you've been dead for years

[@chronicxhistories]

We need to contact news outlets and let them know how great Tom is! And this channel is a life changer and a life saver! I contacted a huge network in Australia yesterday, let's share via social media but let's also share with our local and country wide news stations. I have been a fan of Tom since his mic had issues and I can tell you right now... I listen to juice daily, every second, music is my grounding technique but then I found Tom and I started just listening to Juice via Reaction Therapy. Unconsciously, I listened to his every word and often intently (I'm suffering from schizophrenia complex PSTD, ADHD) but the point of my story is. I sought help! And he is a brilliant therapist. Every head doc needs to see Tom do his thing too. Juice wanted to spark change in the world even if he couldn't do it. He hoped someone would. I feel Tom is the spark of change ✨️

[@user-im3gj6cl4x]

This song connects to me so much. I hope we all can get through this, I can feel where says “I’ve been dead for years.”

[@cgio3632]

Plug means the connect. The plug is the person with the drugs. I really enjoy your juice wrld reactions. He would be the one that really needed a therapist. Juice WRLD is one of the greatest rappers of all time especially because of his freestyle potential. He can rap and made his own songs without writing down. That’s how talented he is. They say 90% of his music is off the top of his head

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks so much Chris! More Juice coming out this Wednesday!!

[@goodskysips776]

Your a hero for what you do man thank you

[@nickmaione6932]

very interesting video. Clicked immediately. I come from a very fortunate family, but as Mr. Higgins (Juice WRLD) alludes to in his videos, that don't mean shit. I been very low and struggling with immense depression, ADHD, BPD, and suicidal ideation and these songs keep me in that place, but some of the topics such as substance abuse to numb the pain, and heartbreak/love, helplessness, emptiness, etc. are so relatable they send more than just chills or a shiver down your spine. Its such a visceral reaction I have to this genre of music that I feel stuck within this genre. He has helped tremendously with the lonlines and pain, but it does hurt to listen to. Appreciate the video and the dissection of some of the most influential music of the times

[@kegromusic8424]

for me who has gone thru a lot and struggles with heightened depression from my different genetic mutation in bipolar i go thru feeling like this constantly and the cycle you referred to is something that is beyond comprehension from what i had experienced in a 6 month psychosis trip where the feelings you’d get when your about to wake up from a dream was constant and numbness was typical

[@gionievesramos8393]

I enjoy your reactions to these videos cant wait to see more reactions

[@PhasedShadow]

I was diagnosed with schizophrenia a couple year ago I was in a drug induced psychosis spent a month in the hospital juice wrlds music made me turn my life around I'm now 2 years clean it could really be crippling but you have to have the right mind set plus he had a lot of fame so I could just imagine what he was going through

[@oscarmessi107]

Keep reacting to juice wrld his music is very therapeutic, enjoyed a lot !

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks so much!

[@resetbomber2526]

I recommend listening to “Lean Wit Me” or “Eminem speaks” they both speak heavily about drug addiction.

[@dannymerci1581]

You're the first therapist I like to listen to and I would actually let talk to me. Very much liked content from another nobody musician.

[@brandonsoda5321]

A plug is slang for a dealer used most commonly with drug dealers

[@sam.ithink2299]

a "plug" is a slang term for a drug dealer, love your videos! The perspective of a therapist when they're listening to the same music I listen to because I relate to it really helps me out

[@shanesname]

Relocate, Plug comes back around, Feel Alone and Life in a Nutshell. All amazing songs off this album. Although every song is. You will find that as long as you're reacting to Juice, you'll have a good sized fan base. 999

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks for the comment Shane!

[@angelic0ne]

dang if a therapist can listen to juice's music why cant my parents , such an inspiring person this tom stevens im going to subscribe

[@keithgalfo9001]

Gotta listen to righteous… first music video after his death. Classic.

[@jonathanburnette687]

Thank you for doing this, it helped me out and I’m sure others

[@Aiden-vf7yg]

6:00- 6:05, he doesnt have a plug anymore means he doesn't have anything or anyone to give him what he wants or needed. For example what he said in his song, "I've been runnin' out of drugs and hope I don't even got a plug no more".

[@J_GoTTi]

My favorite song of his…. Rest in Peace Jarad Higgins… I’ve literally been sitting in my room with the lights off for the past 5 days listening to Juice… i had to talk to my doc today about suicidal thoughts but i know no one can really help me. Juice is one of the only people i can relate to. Thank you Juice. I don’t wanna be here anymore man… what happens when you truly have nothing to live for? By the way “I don’t even got a plug no more” means no supplier… no drugs

[@0block923]

The album was made with a message in mind every Track tells a story

[@sphinxaf3969]

Love the reactions and your input!!! Please do more juice wrld

[@ibo1137]

Thank you very much for what you are doing, and to all therapists.

[@swaninwar12]

Love your videos, keep up the great work! Love hearing your view of juice

[@pgs4804]

He freestyles off the top of his head. He hasn't written a song since 2018. This is his actual emotion this is how he feels. This song hits me really hard since i feel like im dealing with the same thing but his music keeps me afloat

[@pgs4804]

Also plug is the guy that gets the drugs to sell

[@tylerjustmight]

@@lameguy-k3p tom didn't know what it was, he asked

[@Anarky99_4_President]

ive honestly never seen a therapist react to any music let alone juice wrld and its honestly really refreshing to youre perspective on him, i love youre reactions

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks for the comment and suggestions Jahseh! Well said and we’ll try to get those out😊👍

[@benlegge6065]

Love this!!!! The insight is really interesting

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks so much Ben!

[@thomasrondeau9647]

Great video, would love to get your reaction to his other songs: Empty, Maze, bad energy and HeMotions

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks Thomas! I’ll add them to the reaction list!

[@Itz_Eric]

@Reaction Therapy I recommend for you to watch his documentary as a long time fan of his I never seen the pain besides the few songs he talked about it but once he passed and the albums came out his pain was exposed and the truth he had got let out by him and the documentary is just insane for me as a fan I felt like I did bad for not reaching to him to have him get help

[@dakrr]

i cry when i listen to this song because i’m on the same path i need help my mom died a couple weeks ago and i don’t know what to do. i did 4 percs yesterday and fell asleep and i couldn’t wake up until 1 am. feels like i’m drowning

[@Shaggyswrld999]

I want to say that he did say in a song “I’ll leave behind my end my 13 reasons why” it’s so sad we lost juice and me personally I never met him but I feel like I lost a piece of me I’ll never get back, juice meant so much to a lot of people and myself included

[@xefaa]

i enjoy seeing it from your perspective you make me look at things differently

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks so much!

[@HassanWorkz]

Please react to JuiceWrld (Dark Place) This song in my opinion is one of the darkest songs he ever recorded & I want to see your thoughts on that song.

[@jennycavanaugh2610]

LONG LIVE JUICE!!!!!!! Love his music!!!

[@imadeanoopsie8807]

"plug" - Provider of the drugs

[@tonypederson4952]

This the type of therapist I would want . For me it is hard to start going in because idk if I will like the person or feel comfortable with them

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks tony! I love my job, been doing it for 25 years and music has always been a part of my therapy with clients! Thanks for the comment!

[@eternalumadeit]

Love this videos, keep up the great work 999

[@TravelXplore23]

Never writes anything, he was a lyrical genius spoke from the heart and a true artist #LLJW

[@CoachAlex99]

Tom you’re the man, I recommend “Until the Plug Comes Back Around” from this album

[@drkhinata]

I think an important aspect of this conversation is being overlooked. The artist's intention for this album was to bring the impact of mental health issues to the forefront- especially for POC, whose culture is largely dependent on denying the reality of trauma in their lives; whether we try to recognize our trauma within the self or the household dynamics, or the harsh environmental conditions that we're disproportionately subjected to by our society. Each of these factors are largely out of our own control. That is what being disenfranchised and marginalized means. We're "cursed since birth," in that regard- and are also taught and pressured by our parental figures to deny ourselves not only the truth of our circumstances but also culturally shamed away from many outlets for recovery; especially therapy let alone psychiatric medicine. Juice said his mother told him over and over that his happiness was within the church and nothing else- which is simply not true. The next most commonly known remedy for "pain" is drug abuse- and unfortunately it's the most accessible resource known to the general population as effective in any regard. Anything is better than nothing when you're deprived enough, and drug abuse is normalized, televised and (inadvertently) advertised in our country. I noticed that people will substitute whatever they can acess in order to address their pain- whether physical, mental, or both- even if the drug they chose does not truly treat their symptoms. In this case, prescription pain pills were being abused because of how much mental and emotional pain Juice was trapped in. With therapy and mental health meds being extremely taboo in the black community, and the church not being a healing environment for everyone led to the many traumatized people in this country to seek relief by any means. Caffeine, nicotine, and alcohol abuse are culturally accepted, normalized, imitated/advertised, and therefore encouraged in general society. Substances and prescription- grade drug abuse are televised/imitated and therefore advertised and encouraged in our society. *Not an argument supporting censorship; just making a point about human psychology.* There is very little encouragement, instruction or education about the traditional medicinal uses for the drugs we use every day. Everything is presented with a specific agenda, and when, for example, caffeine abuse is being presented to us as a normal/healthy/acceptable behavior, then more people will buy more coffee. Same situation applies to every drug/substance- legal or not. Prioritising profits over the collective health of the Americn populus is why we have an epidemic of anxiety, depression, and PTSD, and a SYMPTOM of the epidemic is drug abuse. Combine that toxic culture with unequally priced medical care and you get a self-maintaining system of internal destruction.

[@yurigaviria6794]

He normalizes the conversations we have in our heads about not being okay. Makes not being okay, okay

[@matthew-fj8sy]

love the vids Tom

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks Matthew!😊👍

[@jimbean1371]

Already Dead has become my favourite Juice song… I don’t know why exactly but the lyrics ‘I’ve been running out of drugs and hope, I don’t even got a plug no more’, is so potent to me. It’s like he’s exhausted all options and his habits becoming insurmountable then; he’s realised it’s at the point where it’s crippling him, he’s lost all control, and he knows inevitably it’s going to kill him. It’s almost like he’s a spectator of himself and his perishing existence at this point, he’s watching himself fade away. And after all they say ‘hope dies last’, once hope is gone, all is lost. And that’s the tragic end Juice Wrld fundamentally met.

[@folorunshovictor8166]

I also feel the same,it's as if you wrote out my mind

[@LAVISHING]

When I sent this to Juice I was in a bad place. I honestly didn’t know how much he was addicted to stuff. I’m thankful that Jarad.

[@jonaledongel6616]

"I dont even got a plug no more" means that he has no one to sell him durgs (a plug is a drug dealer) thats why he said in the line before that that he's out of drugs

[@kceey_dc]

This man will reach a million SUBSCRIBERS if he continues to talk about Juice WRLD 😇🔥

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks Kceey! I didn’t realize this many people would watch but I love doing it! Thanks for watching and commenting!😊👍

[@kceey_dc]

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial you are welcome!!!

[@DB19899]

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial please keep making reactions to Juice. Really great work

[@rangersbaseball5021]

He was reffering to his drug dealer when he mentioned the plug. However, he could also be reffering to his girlfriend being gone when he mentions running out of hope (she was his plug or provider)

[@sanjayramjanam3279]

Ex girl not lotti

[@rangersbaseball5021]

@@sanjayramjanam3279 Yea I know meant to say ex my bad

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks for this comment and insight!

[@zetzo4120]

Yeees more juice wrld pls Love youre reactions

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks Nico!

[@ajax2turnt]

When he say “i dont even got a plug no more” hes saying that theres no one/ nothing giving him his drugs and giving him hope its a really sad line

[@brendenray9240]

The word "PLUG" in the song was Juice meaning that he has no drug dealer anymore at this point. Nothing is strong enough to heal him so he has no plug, he has no dealer to make him happier or feeling better.

[@DavidOrz]

you are the coolest elder i've ever seen. wish my pops was like you lol. Keep grinding these videos this is awesome to watch. oh and plug means drug dealer! hahaha, again this is awesome and wholesome to watch!

[@cristiangolart]

Reacts empty, dark place, rich and blind, lean wit me, my life is a nutshell. Excepcionales masterpieces. Saludos desde Argentina de parte de un gran fan de jarad.

[@firefox4702]

The only shit that makes me feel anymore

[@hectorolmos1524]

it would be really cool to see you react to sometimes by juice wrld. he recorded it on his 20th birthday back in 2018.

[@unavailable856]

Forreal that would be dope

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks Hector, I’ll try to do that reaction soon!😊👍

[@reneyterrazas7342]

Love this! Keep it going please!!

[@whatbrahlikescrap3779]

You should react to one of his interviews on KZbin and than upload them I would love to get your take on him in a interview environment…keeep working your gonna blow up with these reactions I always call them with reaction channels …RIP Juice Wrld u didn’t save my life…you still are saving it

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Sounds great! I’ll work on doing that reaction, that could be really fun to do!😊

[@kingzay4957]

Ive hit my bottom and the best advice I have is to find a way to entertain yourself and make yourself happy and make it through today

[@davidwortley6710]

That’s why I love juice most of what we hear is freestyle of the head, so it’s like listening to his real time thoughts. And if you can relate to those thoughts the music is therapy, warning, advice all in an amazing song 🖤🖤🖤999 🇬🇧

[@beansbulletsandbandages891]

A plug is slang for a dealer who has the type of drug hes looking for. Somebody whos able to "plug" you with the right stuff. People will say "i gotta plug for coke" or "whos the weed plug"

[@mihastih]

Awesome reaction man! I like how you see all the details in his lyrics. I suggest "Empty" and "Robbery" (perhaps a music video for robbery because there are few things that connect really well with lyrics).

[@djee475]

He did have loving people around him like his mother, girlfriend, some close friends but I feel he had been struggling with inner demons from a very young age and never quite managed to deal with them in a less destructive manner. He saved millions but couldn't save himself.

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Truth!

[@silvers983]

By the way, almost none of his music was actually written. He would go hang out with producers in a studio, they'd play him beats, and he'd walk in the booth and adlib a song off the top of his head. There are reportedly hundreds of songs he recorded in this way. I'm sure he would have some lines in his head already just memorized waiting for the right song to use them on, but for the most part his music was all stream-of-conscious off the top of his head. He made the song Lucid Dreams (which has almost 800 million views on KZbin) in less than half an hour off the top of his head. All of this at only 18-20 years old, as he died shortly after his 21st birthday. Just imagine the quality of the music he would've been making at 25 or 30.

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Great comment Daniel! Thanks for the insight, so sad but so talented!