Lenayah Diane Whiteman

I was and still am a huge juice wrld fan. I know almost every song by heart. His music meant so much too me, they helped me feel better. I feel like this documentary was nice too see because I got too see him behind the scenes of interviews, comments, and filming; but it was also really like educational in the sense that you really see how addiction effects people. Juice talked about his depression, and struggle with addiction in a lot of his songs but most of us didn’t really take it serious because it was just a song but it wasn’t. Watching him fall asleep mid sentence on the plane broke me, seeing him take pill after pill was so hard. I hope this documentary opens peoples eyes, don’t watch somebody kill themselves. PLEASE help them while you can, I’m begging you. We see juices story, we saw peeps, we saw DMX, STOP THE CYCLE. These young people deserve too make it past 21, YOU deserve to make it past 21. This documentary is a sign to be the change. I love you juice, we all love you. 🥤🌎4life

I watched this movie last night with my mom, she really loved it and i’d say it was just good. the movie wasn’t as funny as it had been portrayed in the trailer. there were a lot of parts that just felt kind of useless like the sexual energy scene. i don’t think this movie is bad but it’s certainly not for everyone, i wouldn’t recommend this movie if you’re into action movies or like movies with lots of stuff going on.