SUGA in partnership with Juice WRLD rises to #1 on iTunes and breaks record

The rapper continues to prove that his solo work has a huge return, in addition to BTS. He is featured in the new song “Girl of My Dreams”, from rapper Juice WRLD's posthumous album, released last Friday (10). The highlight came quickly through iTunes, Apple's paid download platform. A few hours after its release, the song reached number one, surpassing Rich & Rowe's “Santa's Gotta Dirty Job”.

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With all this success, Suga has a record as a solo K-Pop artist. He became the first and only solo K-Pop singer to reach #1 on iTunes in the United States. He managed to do this with “Eight”, featuring artist IU, “Daechwita”, from his solo album as his alter ego, AGUST D, and his new collaboration, “Girl of My Dreams”.

It's not the first time that the South Korean rapper and singers have worked together: in 2019, when Juice WRLD was still alive, they created the track “All Night”.

In the link below, you can listen to Juice WRLD's song, in partnership with rapper SUGA.

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Juice WRLD posthumous album

“Fighting Demons”, Jarad's new posthumous compilation “Juice WRLD”, features SUGA's participation in “Girl of my Dreams”, but it doesn't stop there: the track “Wandered to LA” also marks the singer's special appearance Justin Bieber.

Jarad 'Juice WRLD' Higgins left behind a catalog of music so his fans will have new tracks from the rapper for years to come. The singer's mother, Mrs. Carmela Wallace, told fans “Jarad was always very honest about his struggles, and through his musical genius, he brilliantly articulated what was on his heart and mind through his art.“.

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“He never gave up and his friends and family never gave up offering their support to him. Today we present a new album 'Fighting Demons'. We encourage all of you struggling with addiction and mental health to never give up the fight. We continue to offer them free support through LiveFree999.org, created in their honor“, adds Carmela.

Rapper Juice WRLD passed away on December 8, 2019 from an accidental overdose of oxycodone and codeine at Midway International Airport in Chicago (USA).

Featured photo: Rapper SUGA. Reproduction/Weverse Magazine.