On Monday’s (March 11) episode of #EverydayStruggle, Nadeska, Wayno and DJ Akademiks kick off the show sharing their review of Jucie WRLD’s sophomore album, ‘Death Race for Love.’ The trio highlights the best songs off the project, and predict whether or not Juice WRLD is the next big artist out of Chicago. Following this, Ak runs through the projected first week sales numbers of Juice WRLD’s latest LP, and then highlights the new Billboard 200 entries of this week, which see 2 Chainz and Li Skies’ latest efforts land in the top 5 of the chart. Later in the episode, the EDS squad talks about the unfortunate YBN Almighty Jay incident that occurred in New York over the weekend, which left Almighty Jay in bad shape following an attack from a group of men. Halfway through the episode, the trio discusses the latest news surrounding R. Kelly and an alleged third tape with underage girls that has surfaced. The crew also touches on the recent release of R. Kelly from Cook County jail after paying his hefty child support back fee. Following this, the crew speaks on YG and DJ Mustard’s recent comments on R. Kelly and Michael Jackson, and then share their point of view on Young Thug wearing the controversial Gucci blackface sweater during a recent studio session with Gunna. To close out the episode, Ak, Wayno and Nadeska give a shout and some encouraging words to OG Maco, who recently revealed he’s been battling with a skin-eating disease.
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