XXXTentacion on Mental illness #xxxtentacion

🎤 Step into the profound world of XXXTentacion with our latest video, where we highlight a powerful moment from his interview in The Fader documentary. In this clip, XXXTentacion opens up about mental health and mental illness, offering a raw and candid insight into the struggles he faced. This YouTube short captures one of the most vulnerable sides of XXXTentacion, showing his willingness to discuss the challenges that many experience but few speak about openly. 🎶🔥

XXXTentacion, born Jahseh Dwayne Ricardo Onfroy, was known for his deeply emotive and often dark music that resonated with listeners around the world. His tracks like “Look at Me!,” “Sad!,” “Moonlight,” “Jocelyn Flores,” “Changes,” “Hope,” “Revenge,” and “F*ck Love” delve into themes of pain, heartbreak, and the complexities of life. Albums like 17 (2017) and ? (2018) pushed the boundaries of genre, blending elements of rap, rock, and alternative music to create a sound that was uniquely his own. Despite his untimely passing, XXXTentacion’s influence continues to be felt in the music world, as his lyrics and message continue to inspire and connect with fans dealing with their own struggles.

Juice WRLD, another artist who explored themes of mental health in his music, created anthems like “Lucid Dreams,” “All Girls Are the Same,” “Lean Wit Me,” “Robbery,” “Wishing Well,” “Righteous,” “Smile,” “Come & Go,” and “Empty” that have become defining tracks for a generation grappling with similar issues. His albums Goodbye & Good Riddance (2018), Death Race for Love (2019), and Legends Never Die (2020) are filled with introspective lyrics that touch on the battles with addiction, heartbreak, and the pressures of fame. Juice WRLD’s music continues to offer solace to those who relate to his words, making him a vital voice in the conversation around mental health.

Kanye West, a true visionary in the music industry, has also been open about his struggles with mental health. His albums, from The College Dropout (2004) to Ye (2018), often touch on his personal battles, with tracks like “I Thought About Killing You,” “Ghost Town,” “All of the Lights,” “Real Friends,” and “Ultralight Beam” showcasing his journey. Kanye’s willingness to address his mental health openly has contributed to the broader discussion, helping to destigmatize these issues within the hip-hop community and beyond.

Lil Peep, another influential figure, brought the topic of mental health to the forefront of his music. With songs like “Star Shopping,” “Hellboy,” “Awful Things,” “Beamer Boy,” “Life is Beautiful,” “Falling Down,” “Benz Truck,” and “The Brightside,” Lil Peep fused elements of emo and punk with hip-hop, creating a sound that resonated deeply with fans facing their own mental health challenges. His albums Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 1 (2017), Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2 (2018), and Hellboy (2016) continue to inspire, offering a voice to those who feel unheard.

Vinyl records have made a powerful comeback in recent years, offering a tangible and immersive way to connect with music. Spinning records from artists like XXXTentacion, Juice WRLD, Kanye West, and Lil Peep on vinyl adds a layer of intimacy to the listening experience, allowing fans to feel the depth and emotion of their lyrics in a new way. Whether you’re a seasoned vinyl collector or new to the format, there’s something uniquely special about experiencing these artists’ music on vinyl.

Join us as we explore the impactful legacies of these artists, celebrating their contributions to the music world through the unique experience of vinyl. Let us know in the comments which albums, tracks, or artists you’d like to see featured next. Your requests and engagement help us continue to honor and explore the incredible influence of these remarkable musicians. Let’s keep their music alive by sharing our love for vinyl, discussing their impact, and spinning their records.

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[dogsrbetter]

I'm almost 50 yrs old and I love his music. I think people who "are different" make the most beautiful art. RIP beautiful child.

[lizemery]

Good for him for not backing down. Never be ashamed of mental illness ❤

[eniquityhd]

This man was iconic. Kept men’s feelings there and alive. Party in paradise

[Alydontlikeyou]

Bro really didn't care he knows that he's loved no matter what

[Flame-xw]

Bro the shit x does, is just strait up cold and he does it with being humble at the same time🥶

[aaronanthony]

I think he explained that well. Being different doesn’t mean you have mental issues. And that shrug was er’thang!!

[leticiashroff]

I’m 66 year old. And I love his music. 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[AshleighJane-ndqx]

It's how we treat the ones that are "different" cause what I what I really hear, is I don't feel connected to anyone. No one gets me on a deeper level... we're all DIFFERENT. HE WAS AN ANGEL. MISUNDERSTOOD AND TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF 😢

[jerrydjones]

His eyes let alone can tell you he suffers…. RIP to a legend gone to soon..

[Huey_Freeman]

I may get a lot of hate for saying this, but when I was depressed i listened to X music, and it made me more sad. His music made me think being depressed is okay. I wanted to off myself while listening to his music. But i realized there was a spirit attached. I found God and found true peace. Im not forcing you to do anything. But I advised not listening to his depressed music. If your gonna hate on my comment dont comment at all. But if you understand i hope the good lord blesses you.

[MaliceTheGrey]

this. this right here is what helped me start coming back to reality. got me out of the victim mindset.

[LukeTubeEmpire]

Him and Juice were built different 😢❤👑
LLJW (1998-2019)
and
LLXXX (1998-2018)
Fly high to both of them
🕊️🕊️🕊️

[virginiaperkins]

I love that.
Different, not ill. ☮️💟

[conniehopkins]

I totally agree. Every one has days that are great and days that are just ok. And that’s all ok 😊

[faze_dorian]

hearing xs voics after 6 years dude💔😔😪🥺😭🪦🕊

[OxenEev]

This young King, I love that he accepted being different.
He was a tru definition of not basic

[everu]

He was so beyond his years.
Some losses really are bigger than others.😢😢😢

[heidiquick]

I remember first listening to his music and watching him, he helped me go through a dark place in my life and got me through it. I'm different, in a good way ❤

[RishiSai-llgj]

That's the best answer I have ever heard

[liviafingall]

So courageous ❤and they've taken him away from us 😢😢😢Justice for xxxtentacion😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢