With Juice’s baby coo, it sounds as if he’s literally talking to us from the clouds. Built around Juice’s heartbreaking chorus, he gets candid about the pain from trying to balance the love for those closest to him and securing the bag. Marshmello handles the guitar-driven production, which opens up like a four-lane highway for Juice, his protege The Kid Laroi, and fellow Chi-towner Polo G to drift into the abyss. “Hate the Other Side” Featuring Marshmello, The Kid Laroi & Polo G With the Ohio native handling chorus duties over the Nick Mira production, Juice hopes that his love interest will eventually serve as the calming remedy to his turbulent life rather than turning to drugs time and time again to fill that void.ġ2. Trippie and Juice link up for another one. “Tell Me U Luv Me” Featuring Trippie Redd “I know my lyrics saved you, I know I helped you breakthrough,” he says to give fans a sense of closure.ġ3. Juice taps into his rockstar persona and celebrates the night away without a worry in the world. “Man of the Year” is a fitting final song to end Legends Never Die on a high note. Juice smiles through the pain over the DY Krazy 808s, as a feeling of hopelessness rises to the surface. The Chicago start has never been one afraid to open up and be vulnerable about his demons and addiction issues. “I can have my cake and eat it too,” he boasts with his patience for naysayers wearing thin.Ī demonic vibe immediately switches the early feel of the project. Juice chugs the Ronny J beat like a Red Bull and gets right to naming all of the vices that have given him trouble along with his favorite fashion brands that became a staple in his wardrobe. With that said, “Screw Juice” will have a tough time standing out amongst its peers on the album.įollowing a chilling intro, the album wastes no time in going from zero to 60 in a matter of seconds. Juice’s vulnerabilities make him one of the more relatable rappers in recent times, as he looks to inspire fans by saying if he can make it, they definitely can be a success too. No matter what, he’s always going to be himself in the truest sense. Juice brushes off the haters and those that turned their backs on him. 8), the album contained more somber-sounding tracks as opposed to the turn-up joints Bibby promised for The Party Never Ends.Halsey Shows Off New Hand Tattoo Honoring Juice WRLD: See the PicĪs another chapter is added to keep Juice’s legacy alive, check out our rankings of every song from Legends Never Die below. Honoring the fallen icon on his birthday (Dec. Instead, Fighting Demons took its place to coincide Juice’s heartbreaking HBO documentary last December. In part by an animated teaser last summer, the album didn’t come to fruition as promised. It initially was supposed to drop in Fall 2021 “before the weather gets cold,” he mentioned via Instagram DMs to a fan. Also sharing he’s been listening to unheard Juice, this isn’t the first time Bibby has tried to roll out TPNE. The reality of the album’s release seems more plausible now due to Bibby’s recent tweets surrounding the reignited existence of TPNE, writing “Before Halloween We Party” on Friday (Oct. However, if you’ve paid close attention to Maxlord’s Instagram, he’s been mixing and mastering a slew of unreleased Juice tracks in effort to build out his third posthumous record.
The last we heard from Juice prior to “BYE BYE” and “In My Head” was when “ Off The Rip” leaked via group buy - which was what prompted Bibby to shut down the process of TPNE. #JuiceWRLD - Our Generation Music October 24, 2022 Why drop a 30-second snippet on Spotify… must be a teaser or a mistake.
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