Juice Wrld, who had been very honest about his drug addiction battles, suddenly suffered a seizure shortly after landing in Chicago Midway airport.
The much-loved rappers death is now being questioned by certain fans and conspiracy theorists after old tweets have surfaced regarding the 21-year-old 'faking' his own death
In April 2017, Juice Wrld - whose real name was Jarred Higgins - took to Twitter to share his 'goal' once he became famous.
"My goal is to get overly famous, shine for a couple years.. then fake my own death" he wrote.
Understandably, devoted fans are now hoping that the old tweet has some truth in it and that the talented artist is still alive.
"Please let this be true. Please let him come back, be okay and release more magic for us" wrote one distraught fan on Twitter.
While another shared: "I can't believe this is happening. I believe with every part of me that he's still out there somewhere. He has to be!".
According to reports from TMZ, the singer was bleeding from the mouth but was still conscious when he was found by emergency services.
Devastatingly, Juice Wrld passed away a very short time later.
According to police, people on the plane say the 21-year-old rapper had "popped several pills" prior to suffering seizures.
TMZ report the private jet he flew on was loaded with 70lbs of marijuana.
Law enforcement sources told the publication how FBI had confiscated the "huge stash" of weed from suitcases on board the flight.
And according to the same source, several of Juice's team who were aboard the flight told them he had taken "several unknown pills" prior to the seizures.
The private jet landed at around 1am on Sunday after flying in from California. The publication also reports how one of Juice's associates told authorities the rapper had a Percocet problem.
Law enforcement sources also say a bottle of codeine cough syrup was found on the plane.
As of last night, the rappers cause of death remains unknown with initial tests from his autopsy being 'inconclusive'.
