Legends Never Die

Juice WRLD - Legends Never Die
Critic Score
Based on 10 reviews
2020 Ratings: #498 / 871
User Score
2020 Rank: #750
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CRITIC REVIEWS

90
The Line of Best Fit

This posthumous release, intended to bring together everything Juice was working on before his death, is both a celebration and a standing document to the intricate mind he truly was, and it indeed does justice to a unique mind.

90
Clash

'Legends Never Die' is poetic, prophetic and poignant.

80
AllMusic

Legends Never Die is as strong a collection of Juice WRLD songs as any, with already-searing songs made more intense by the shadow of their departed creator looming over the album.

80
The Forty-Five
With this fun yet thoughtful record, it’s safe to say that Juice WRLD’s legacy won’t die any time soon.
74
HipHopDX
His exact wishes for a post-death album might never be known, but this avoids feeling exploitative.
71
Pitchfork

The Chicago artist’s first posthumous release doesn’t feel like a final goodbye, but instead a continued look inside his world. It’s bleak and beautiful.

70
Rolling Stone

The album shines brightest when Juice stops navel-gazing, when he tempers his fatalism with a sense of hope and togetherness, the yang to his depressive yin.

70
The Needle Drop

Legends Never Die effectively honors Juice WRLD's style and legacy.

60
NME

Jarad Higgins was brilliant at conveying adolescent melodrama. Too bad this 21-track collection stutters and starts without him at the helm.

60
The Guardian

Barely 21, Juice WRLD was only just coming into his own as a man and artist, his talent still taking shape as he matured. Legends Never Die reveals a glum ringleader still finding himself.

Sagittarius
42

Boring not very good raps and too long. Bad album. He cant spell right its world not wrld and im from Mexico and i know that. Maybe he can make better album next time

zachthesnack
57

I mean it’s definitely better than most posthumous releases that have been coming out as of late, but Juice’s stuff wasn’t that amazing to begin with.

Still, this dude was undeniably influential and it’s sad to see anyone go so young. :/

stepbacktrey
69

First half was kinda weak but I think the second half did the trick.
Fav lyric: "Big dick too, probably won't fit in your mom"

Memixer
70

nice

Gabrielpst
90

such a great album

euananderson200
70

"Legends Never Die" is honestly the best send off the Juice Wrld could've asked for. First of all the album is filled with finished tracks which is not something you usually see in a posthumous release. The songs aren't packed with features to make the track list drag on a bit longer, which is also a positive.

One of the things with this album is that listening to it is really weird, because it sounds like he's singing as if he is still alive. Some of the lyrics sound like a scream ... read more

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Track List

1Anxiety
1:10
Intro
62
2Conversations
3:01
79
3Titanic
2:56
74
4Bad Energy
3:06
75
5Righteous
4:02
89
6Blood On My Jeans
2:34
72
7Tell Me U Luv Me
3:00
72
8Hate The Other Side
2:40
74
9Get Through It
0:20
Interlude
59
10Life's A Mess
3:22
with Halsey
80
11Come & Go
3:25
73
12I Want It
2:53
70
13Fighting Demons
3:20
74
14Wishing Well
3:14
87
15Screw Juice
2:59
70
16Up Up And Away
2:27
74
17The Man, The Myth, The Legend
2:16
Interlude
57
18Stay High
2:48
75
19Can't Die
3:02
74
20Man Of The Year
2:16
78
21Juice WRLD Speaks From Heaven
0:30
Outro
56
Total Length: 55 minutes

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Added on: July 6, 2020