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The late Chicago rapper's second posthumous album 'Fighting Demons' follows up his record-breaking 2020 album, 'Legends Never Die.'

rapid rise in the music industry to tragic fall is the subject of an upcoming HBO Max documentary called Into The Abyss and now, the network has shared the official trailer. Featuring appearances from Lil Bibby , director Cole Bennettand others, the documentary is the sixth installment of HBOs Music Box documentary series. Previous entries have covered the late DMX Woodstock 99 and more. Whereas Xs documentary grappled with the concept of reconciliation, Juice WRLDs takes a glimpse into the Chicago rappers adjustment to fame. When youre a fan of this shit, you look at it from a certain perspective, he says during a segment of the trailer. But when you in it, you see it for what it really is. Im still happy I can change the world. But, its not what it looked like. The documentary premieres on December 16, one week after the release of his second posthumous album, Fighting Demons His previous effort, 2020s Legends Never Die, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart with an estimated 496,000 total album-equivalent units earned in its first week, the biggest sales week for a posthumous album in history. Read more