A little too bloated but besides that, Legends Never Die stays faithful to Juice's style and treats his legacy mostly with respect. Some of Juice's catchiest melodies and best songs end up on this album.

Imagine being thrown into a haunted forest where ungodly creatures lurk every corner and there is absolutely no chance for escape. That's what it's like listening to this album.

I can't help but feel a mix of confusion, anxiety, and grief with listening to any given track on this album. Truly soul-crushing.

Zel and Kenny bring out the best in each other with this immersive, glitchy experience.

In my opinion, this is Peggy in top form.

Official Release - 90/100
Offline Version - 100/100

Some of Uzi's best material ends up here but it's still a little too bloated.

I'd feel a great deal of shame if I gave this album a perfect score but damn near every song scratches a part of the brain that only certain artists have the ability to reach. If I HAD to pick a worst song, I don't know.... "Pull Up" maybe?

An album that feels like reading someone's diary without them knowing. A true dive into Jay's psyche.

This album almost perfectly replicates the motivation & soul crushing effects of depression, self-loathing, guilt, and stress. Relentlessly despondent.

Best Tracks: ALL
Worst Track: Loosie (ONLY BECAUSE IT SHOULD BE LONGER)

A damn near flawless narrative of drug-induced mania and experiencing the lowest lows that come with the highest highs.