1 week Ago By Elias Andrews
Juice WRLD has entered rare territory as a rapper. He dropped two highly successful and acclaimed studio albums during his lifetime. He died at age 21 in 2019, however, leaving behind a ton of unfinished and unreleased material.
The Party Never Ends, Juice's upcoming album, will tip the scale in a very tragic direction. The album will mark Juice WRLD's third posthumous drop, meaning he put out more music after his death than he did while he was alive. It's heartbreaking, but it's also a means of keeping his memory going.
The Party Never Ends will release on November 29. It will be prefaced by the single "Insecure: All the Girls Are the Same 2," which drops November 15. The song will mark Juice's first ever collaboration with Young Money legend Nicki Minaj .
This album will stand apart from Juice WRLD's previous posthumous albums, which dropped in 2020 and 2021, respectively. It has had the most time to gestate, given that the rapper's ex-manager, Peter Jideonwo, has been teasing its existence since the release of Fighting Demons . Read More: Juice WRLD Honored With Stunning Mural Inside His Mother's New Brewery Jideonwo took to Instagram in 2022 to confirm that The Party Never Ends will be the best posthumous Juice WRLD release to date.
He revealed that there would be less than five features on the album, which includes Minaj. " The Party Never Ends is going to be the best album, not only musically but creatively," he stated. "We got a big collab on the album cover and also the merch.
Everything about it is fire. We're not just doing some basic music..
. we're taking our time to craft a classic you'll talk about for the next ten years." Jideonwo and the rest of Juice WRLD's team definitely took their time.
It makes sense, given that The Party Never Ends is supposed to be the final Juice album ever. Lil Bibby , the founder of Juice’s record label, Grade A Productions, confirmed as much via Instagram. The emphasis on solo material instead of features, and the thematic resonance of the title, certainly makes The Party Never Ends seem as though it will live up to the hype.
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