“Family.” — What the Print Edition of JUICE Meant to Some of Our Favourite People
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As announced here, JUICE has followed the same trajectory as titles such as Complex Magazine; we’ve gone full-digital. While that doesn’t equate to anywhere near the end of the title, we can’t help but feel bittersweet about the whole affair – enough that we round up some of our favourite peeps over the past 14 years and ask them one question.
What does JUICE mean to you?
Ridduan ‘TTFGA’ Ismail
Opportunity and acknowledgement.
Ethan Chu
JUICE represents our voice for the Malaysian subcultures — be it for parties, fashion, or music.
Naufal Anwa
JUICE was that dude who knew what the word on the street was. Y’all knew how to say nice things and make the artistes you cover feel good. TBH, ya’ll should’ve put me on front cover last year, MAN OF THE YEAR EVERY YEAR. I’m so relevant it hurts. That being said… sucks to see that the novelty of print is often undervalued, especially now that clicks are the currency. Love you JUICE. HOAX Vision got your back <3.
Jeannie and Jo Ann of +2dB
JUICE is the intersection of our scene that draws us closer and elevates us higher.
Jin Hackman
JUICE is, without exaggeration, the true champion of the underdog(s).
Justin Chew
I’ve known JUICE since I was 15 years old — from a fanboy to being featured in the magazine itself. I’m happy to be part of it, thank you JUICE.
Miranda Yeoh
JUICE meant the promise of something new and exciting around the corner
Rizki Maulana
Family.
Tell us, what does JUICE mean to you?
