November 19, 2020

G Herbo and Chance the Rapper pay respects to Juice Wrld during Fallon performance of “PTSD”

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G Herbo and Chance the Rapper honored the late rapper Juice Wrld in a heartfelt performance of their track “PTSD” on last Monday’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Herbo’s close friend and frequent collaborator Lil Bibby famously signed Juice to his Grade A label in March of 2018. The trio were close friends for the fallen Chicago rapper’s short but impactful career and showed paid tribute to him shortly after his death on Instagram.

After Chance and Herbo had exchanged raw performances on Fallon, the two walked off set to reveal a purple screening of Juice looking upwards. Despite Juice Wrld’s tragic and untimely death, his work will live on through people like Herbo and Chance as well as his protege The Kid LAROI. His influence will be felt for generations.

Make sure to check out his catalog on all platforms.

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