“Rotate (Drag Race)” is an unreleased track by Chicago native, Juice WRLD. On the track, Juice touches on his frequented topic of substances abuse while flexing his wealth over a Chase Davis-produced beat.

The track leaked in its entirety on July 20, 2021. It is unknown if the track will make an official release.

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“Bankroll” is a leaked song by Chicago rapper Juice WRLD. It’s not known if the song will ever officially release though it surfaced online on March 8th, 2020.

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Jarad Anthony Higgins [Juice WRLD] (JW)
(December 2, 1998 – December 8, 2019), 
Popularly known as Juice WRLD and originally JuiceTheKidd, was an American rapper from Calumet Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. Juice was first signed to Internet Money Records and then subsequently signed to Interscope in March 2018. His main and closest producers were Nick Mira and SIDEPCE (who's now known as DorienTheus).

The rapper first gained major popularity from his December 2017 track “All Girls Are The Same,” which garnered even more recognition when popular Lyrical Lemonade video director Cole Bennett made a music video for it.

Juice had stated in an interview with No Jumper that his favorite artist is Chief Keef and his favorite album is Kanye West’s November 2008 hit, 808s & Heartbreak.

Juice’s debut studio album, Goodbye & Good Riddance was released in May 2018, featuring productions from Mira, benny blanco, Cashmere Cat, Cardo, and Taz Taylor, along with other prestigious producers. The album was supported by five singles, garnering his biggest Billboard Hot 100 hit “Lucid Dreams,” which slowly climbed the charts and peaked at #2 on the charts. Additionally, four other tracks off the album – namely “Lean wit Me,” “Wasted" featuring Lil Uzi Vert, “Armed and Dangerous,” and “All Girls Are the Same“ – peaked at #68, #67, #44, and #41, respectively.

Juice’s debut studio album’s success followed soon after with the release of October 2018’s Future-assisted collaborative project, Future & Juice WRLD Present… WRLD ON DRUGS, more commonly known as simply WRLD ON DRUGS. The album saw four Billboard Hot 100 charting tracks – “Make it Back“ (#92), “Jet Lag“ (#72), “Astronauts“ (#82), and the highest charter at #26, “Fine China.“

Juice’s second studio album, Death Race for Love, saw daylight in March 2019, which became his first project to top the Billboard 200 chart, selling 165,000 equivalent album units within first week. It featured only two previously released tracks: “Robbery," which dropped with the music video on Valentine’s Day, and a tropical-vibed “Hear Me Calling.” Death Race For Love saw six different tracks chart within the Billboard Hot 100.

On December 8, 2019, Higgins suffered a seizure at Midway International Airport in Chicago. He was pronounced dead shortly after. He was set to release his highly-anticipated third studio album, The Outsiders, the same month, supported by intended lead single, “Bandit” with YoungBoy Never Broke Again, but never did so.

Over a month after his tragic death, the rapper’s posthumous vocals found their place on “Godzilla” from Music to Be Murdered By, an album by Juice’s lifelong idol, Eminem. A month later, Juice was featured alongside his second-time collaborator Lil Uzi Vert and first-time collaborator Chance the Rapper on his multiple-time collaborator G Herbo’s album title track, “PTSD.” The next month, Juice appeared on YNW Melly’s “Suicidal (Remix).“ The following month, Juice’s label dropped two singles – “Righteous“ and “No Me Ame“, the latter of which was alongside frequent collaborator Rvssian and new collaborator Anuel AA. The next month, Juice’s vocals were featured on Polo G’s track “Flex.“ His label followed up later that month with his Trippie Redd-assisted track, “Tell Me U Luv Me.“

Early in July 2020, Juice’s label began hinting at his first posthumous album, and dropped two more promotional singles within two days, respectively titled “Life’s a Mess“ – which featured past collaborator Halsey – and the Marshmello-assisted track “Come & Go.“

All of these posthumous tracks found their positioning on his 21-track album, Legends Never Die, which was released on July 10, 2020, over eight months after his passing. The album debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, selling nearly 500,000 album-equivalent units first week.

Legends Never Die would mark the largest posthumous album debut to date.

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