Chicago Hip Hop artist Levi Stress presents his latest album "Sumthin 2 Build With".
Recorded in the summer, the project brought forth collaborative work with his Sunsurfers bandmates; THE III and guest appearances from Sam Byrd and SamIam the MC.
"Sumthin 2 Build With" is 17 songs of dope rhymes, ill beats and raw skills, taking it back to the basics of Hip Hop.
Juice WRLD falls dead after seizure at Chicagos Midway Airport Sunday. The county Medical examiner ruled that more tests have to be conducted to determine the Lucid Dreams rappers death. Apparently, law enforcement was called to search the rapper's claim and found marijuana in drugs. Check out the video below. Chicago police said Monday that city, state and federal agents searched luggage on his plane and allegedly found large quantities of marijuana and some suspected liquid cocaine. So we can just imagine from cases such as Chris Brown, and Botham Jean, that they will try to victimize the decease, if not try to blame Marijuana as the culprit of his demise. Though he does reflect on drug abuse in video "Lean With Me" in August of 2018, marijuana would not be the cause of his seizure. if anything it would have helped him to deal with it.
Fuck one dose, I need two pills, two pills I'm lookin' for trouble so I know I'm gonna find it Ring, ring, plug hit my phone, perfect timin' I know I'm not right But I'm not wrong, no, I'm not wrong Girl, you hate it when I'm too high But that's where I belong, where I belong
Juice Wrld in LEAN WIT ME video
Jarad Anthony Higgins, known professionally as Juice Wrld, was an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. Born in Chicago, Illinois, he was known for his singles "All Girls Are the Same" and "Lucid Dreams" which helped him gain a recording contract with Lil Bibby's Grade A Productions and Interscope Records. His streams have risen dramatically since his passing which usually happens for artists in the event of their demise. Tupac being the most notable rapper to be commemorated decades after his senseless slayings. "OnSpotify, Juice Wrld's 2018 hit song "Lucid Dreams" held down the No. 2 on the Top 200 chart Monday with over 5.5 million streams – a more than 476% increase.
The day before the rapper's death, on Saturday, the song was No. 118 on Spotify's Top 200 chart with just under a million streams.
On Tuesday, "Lucid Dreams" claimed the top spot on Apple's Top 100 songs chart, which tracks the most-played songs in the U.S. each day. Juice Wrld also held the No. 2, No. 5, No. 6 and No. 7 spots, beating the likes of Roddy Ricch, the Weeknd and DaBaby."