Seven months after he died of an accidental overdose, Juice Wrld's final works are about to see the light of day.
"Legends Never Die," a new, 15-track album from the rapper whose real name was Jarad Anthony Higgins, drops Friday.
"The album shines a light on the collaborators that meant so much to Juice and deeply impacted his musical process....We hope this album bring some reprieve to everyone during these unsettling times," his estate said in a statement that accompanied news of the album's release.
While the tracklist has not been revealed, we know it includes "Life's a Mess," a somber collaboration with Halsey. Released on Monday, the song grapples with tribulations of love, with lyrics like: "Have you ever fallen head over heels for somebody // That made promises to give you the world? Um // I really hope they held you down // I really hope it was no lying // 'Cause when heart breaks it feel like the world's gone."
The track is accompanied by a touching video that shows a street artist slowly spray-painting a canvas that, by song's end, has a picture of Juice Wrld embracing Halsey. Released earlier this week, the video already hadnearly 5 million views on YouTube by midday Thursday.
"Legends Never Die," a new, 15-track album from the rapper whose real name was Jarad Anthony Higgins, drops Friday.
"The album shines a light on the collaborators that meant so much to Juice and deeply impacted his musical process....We hope this album bring some reprieve to everyone during these unsettling times," his estate said in a statement that accompanied news of the album's release.
While the tracklist has not been revealed, we know it includes "Life's a Mess," a somber collaboration with Halsey. Released on Monday, the song grapples with tribulations of love, with lyrics like: "Have you ever fallen head over heels for somebody // That made promises to give you the world? Um // I really hope they held you down // I really hope it was no lying // 'Cause when heart breaks it feel like the world's gone."
The track is accompanied by a touching video that shows a street artist slowly spray-painting a canvas that, by song's end, has a picture of Juice Wrld embracing Halsey. Released earlier this week, the video already hadnearly 5 million views on YouTube by midday Thursday.
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