The Kid LAROI has shared a “super personal” tribute to fallen rapper Juice WRLD, a monitor known as “Where Does Your Spirit Go?”
The 19-year-old Australian rapper — who first carried out the monitor at Coachella on Saturday (April 15) — dropped the official audio on YouTube on Friday (April 21).
Following up the YouTube audio with an Instagram publish, discussing the tribute to Juice and his late pal Saiko, and all his family members who’re now not among the many dwelling.
“This wasn’t in the release plans but I played it this weekend at coachella and I just felt like the time was right for some reason,” he wrote within the publish. “this one means a lot to me. it’s super personal. it’s a song about loss, grieving and dealing with the thoughts and emotions that come with that.
He added: “I pray for all of you who are going through something similar currently and I hope this helps you feel a little less alone in all of it. I love you guys, and thanks for everything.”
Listen to “Where Does Your Spirit Go?” under:
“Where Does Your Spirit Go?” is the most recent single from The Kid LAROI’s forthcoming album, The First Time, following the tracks “Love Again” and “The Kids Are Growing Up (Part 1).” No official launch date has been introduced for the album but, nevertheless it’s anticipated to drop someday in 2023.
The Kid LAROI’s debut mixtape F*ck Love debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 chart, which options his largest track up to now, “Go” that includes his late pal and mentor Juice WRLD.
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The track was licensed platinum by the RIAA in December, clocking in over 145 million streams on Spotify. LAROI owes a variety of his artistry to Juice since he took the Australian native below his wing earlier than he handed.
In addition to “Where Does Your Spirit Go?,” The Kid LAROI may also be discovered on NBA Youngboy‘s newest monitor, “What You Say,” which additionally arrived on Friday and options Post Malone.
In August 2021, The Kid LAROI grew to become the primary Australian rapper to succeed in No. 1 on the Billboard 200 along with his F*ck Love mixtape, over a yr after it was initially launched. He was 17 years outdated on the time he achieved this feat, making him the youngest artist to high the chart this decade.
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