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.
'Legends Never Die' is poetic, prophetic and poignant.
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.
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.
Legends Never Die effectively honors Juice WRLD's style and legacy.
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.
Jarad Higgins was brilliant at conveying adolescent melodrama. Too bad this 21-track collection stutters and starts without him at the helm.
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.
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
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. :/
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"
Com certeza um dos melhores álbum póstumos da cena atual do Rap. O Álbum respeita muito bem o estilo de música e o legado do artista Juice WRLD, claro que nunca teremos certeza de se ele queria que o álbum saisse assim mesmo, porém é uma bela homenagem.
No geral o álbum é bem executado e o estilo do Juice está praticamente no álbum todo, com todo aquele charme do emo rap e uns toque de sentimento.
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It’s the spotty collection of tracks showcased on the record that lean the polished brevity of Juice’s portrayal here to it’s sincere, yet simultaneously underdeveloped vapidness. While the record holds it’s candle to Juice WRLD’s legacy, it feels abrupt and almost like it’s missing something somewhere in the equation (as it is a posthumous release after all).
Fav Tracks: Righteous, Wishing Well, Come & Go, Tell Me U Luv Me
Least Fav Tracks: I Want It
1 | Anxiety 1:10 Intro | 65 |
2 | Conversations 3:01 | 80 |
3 | Titanic 2:56 | 73 |
4 | Bad Energy 3:06 | 75 |
5 | Righteous 4:02 | 88 |
6 | Blood On My Jeans 2:34 | 68 |
7 | Smile 3:16 with The Weeknd | 79 |
8 | Tell Me U Luv Me 3:00 with Trippie Redd | 72 |
9 | Hate the Other Side 2:40 with Marshmello, The Kid LAROI | 75 |
10 | Get Through It 0:20 Interlude | 62 |
11 | Life's a Mess 3:22 with Halsey | 80 |
12 | Come & Go 3:25 with Marshmello | 73 |
13 | I Want It 2:53 | 69 |
14 | Fighting Demons 3:20 | 75 |
15 | Wishing Well 3:14 | 87 |
16 | Screw Juice 2:59 | 68 |
17 | Up Up and Away 2:27 | 73 |
18 | The Man, The Myth, The Legend 2:16 Interlude | 56 |
19 | Stay High 2:48 | 74 |
20 | Can't Die 3:02 | 73 |
21 | Man of the Year 2:16 | 76 |
22 | Juice WRLD Speaks from Heaven 0:30 Outro | 61 |
#40 | / | Complex |