Juice WRLD's Remix of XXXTentacion's "whoa (mind in awe)" Is Coming Soon
WithJuice WRLD'sGoodbye & Good Riddancealbum celebrating its seventh anniversary on Friday, some big Juice WRLD news has also materialized …
The rapper's version ofXXXTentacion'sSkinssong 'whoa (mind in awe)' has an official release date.
'X left the original record with an open verse that Juice WRLD ended up recording over in December 2018,' reads an official press release.
News of the anticipated remix of the song arrives alongside a proper trailer, which highlights X's family roots and heritage in Jamaica as well as his and his family's love of soccer.
XXXTentacion's estate will also be partnering with Epic Games and JOGO Studios to implement four of the rapper's songs into Fortnite gameplay. Fortnite is also set to launch an XXXTentacion Emote, which drops Friday, May 23 at 8 p.m. ET; additionally, on Saturday, May 31, Fortnite will also host a one-of-a-kind Fortnite experiential event in the Super Red vs. Blue Island within the game.
Expect the 'whoa (mind in awe) (Remix)' to drop everywhere on Friday, May 30.
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