The Rock World Mourns the Loss of Rapper Juice Wrld

Following the unexpected death of rapper Juice Wrld on Sunday (Dec. 8), many rock musicians are offering kind words and tributes to the performer behind rock-aligned hits such as last year's "Lucid Dreams."

Juice Wrld, just 21 years of age, died after suffering a seizure at Chicago Midway International Airport on Sunday. The rapper, who was born in the Windy City, arrived on a flight from Los Angeles earlier that morning.

"I can't think of another artist [whose] music has inspired me as much as Juice Wrld in the last decade," Good Charlotte guitarist Billy Martin writes. The musician joined fellow rockers, including Ronnie Radke, Jared Leto, Travis Barker and Matt Skiba, in paying their respects. See them all down toward the bottom of this post.

"My heart goes out to the underground rap scene — all the emo rappers," From First to Last member Travis Richter shares. "I know y'all are [feeling] this today, just remember that even when things are unfair or confusing that everything is still somehow in [its] right place... RIP."

Richter refers to Juice Wrld's place among a pantheon of recent rappers informed by indie rock and emo music from the past. In an interview with MTV last year, Juice Wrld expressed his appreciation for the band Fall Out Boy and their 2005 album From Under the Cork Tree.

Ronnie Radke, Falling in Reverse

Jared Leto, Thirty Seconds to Mars

Billy Martin, Good Charlotte

Jared Dines

Travis Barker, Blink-182

Aaron Pauly, Of Mice & Men

Tyler Carter, Issues

Travis Tabron, Varials

Matt Skiba, Alkaline Trio / Blink-182

Chris "Fronz" Fronzak, Attila

Vic Fuentes, Pierce the Veil

Travis Richter, From First to Last