Legends Never Die
by Juice WRLD
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8.1

Universal acclaim- based on 132 Ratings

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  2. Mixed: 17 out of 132
  3. Negative: 6 out of 132
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  1. Atum_
    Jul 16, 2020
    7
    This atotune heavy trap sub-genre isn't really my thing, but since this is probably the last album that will come out from Juice (that's not a cashgrab from a label), so I gave it a try since it had gotten fairly decent reviews, and I really enjoyed most of its material. Biggest complain I have is that some of the songs feel like they're about the same thing, and it gets a little bitThis atotune heavy trap sub-genre isn't really my thing, but since this is probably the last album that will come out from Juice (that's not a cashgrab from a label), so I gave it a try since it had gotten fairly decent reviews, and I really enjoyed most of its material. Biggest complain I have is that some of the songs feel like they're about the same thing, and it gets a little bit repetitive after a while, Juice's voice gets a little drowzy or even whiny at some parts. The lyrics on this thing is also a little bit mediocre to bad at times. Especially on the song Blood on my Jeans and Tell Me U Love Me. Both seems so unsure of what they are. Blood on my jeans seems like a love song, then he starts talking about his gun, which is a very bad metaphor for a dick in my opinion, also I'm not sure what Bloon on my jeans is supposed to be a metaphor for, and I'm not sure I want to know. Tell Me U Love me was kinda odd as well. Didn't care for the Trippie Redd feature, and the lyrics about him going to kill himself if his girl leaves him are just... bad. Then you have Life's A Mess, which in my opinion is one of the best tracks on the album, the lyrics about love are way more relatable and actually lovely. The Halsey feature is also beautiful. The production on this is for the most part pretty great, blending together classic trap drums with dreamy acoustic instruments. Great listen, do recommend.
    Favorite tracks: Righteous, Life's A Mess,    … Expand
  2. JulianTarantino
    Jul 15, 2020
    8
    A good album, his best, in my opinion. This albums starts strongly, with many songs deserving to be hits later on, and it also shows a more matured version of Juice WRLD, with less mentions to usage of drugs. A lovable album which shows how much future Juice had in front of him.
  3. adamdg3353
    Dec 21, 2020
    8
    If your expectations were low because this is a posthumous release, prepare to be impressed. The greatest freestyler of all time continues his legacy into death.

    Favourite tracks: Conversations, TItanic, Hate The Other Side, Life's A Mess, Come & Go, Up Up And Away, Man Of The Year Least favourite tracks: Smile, Tell Me U Luv Me. Not unlistenable, but not nearly as enjoyable as the    If your expectations were low because this is a posthumous release, prepare to be impressed. The greatest freestyler of all time continues his legacy into death.

    Favourite tracks: Conversations, TItanic, Hate The Other Side, Life's A Mess, Come & Go, Up Up And Away, Man Of The Year

    Least favourite tracks: Smile, Tell Me U Luv Me. Not unlistenable, but not nearly as enjoyable as the rest, either.    … Expand
  4. clem666
    Dec 10, 2020
    7
    This album has two faces according to me. The first one is showing a lot of collaborations with artists Juice worked with more or less while alive. These featurings are here to bring more people to listen to 'Legends Never Die': it is all about classic Juice WRLD's lyrics and themes. However I appreciate the effort of Marshmello on 'Come & Go' (which reminds me of his work with Lil Peep onThis album has two faces according to me. The first one is showing a lot of collaborations with artists Juice worked with more or less while alive. These featurings are here to bring more people to listen to 'Legends Never Die': it is all about classic Juice WRLD's lyrics and themes. However I appreciate the effort of Marshmello on 'Come & Go' (which reminds me of his work with Lil Peep on 'Spotlight' by following the lead artist's influences but also adding his touch) and Halsey on 'Life's A Mess'. These two songs demonstrate the choice taken by the producers to try out original and new themes in Juice's discography. Unfortunately as I said, the other tracks are quite mainstream or flat.

    The second part (from track 13 to 22) of the album is far more impressive. No more collaborations here but just Juice WRLD as we love him. The lyrics become less generic, deeper and more accurate to his daily life experience. Again a lot of originality especially in the last song 'Man of the Year' to bring freshness.

    In overall cool project but tracks the songs become more and more similar to each other as you listen to them because Juice's voice and tone don't really change in the whole project. I truly hope everybody will let him rest in peace instead of trying to revive him as they are currently doing with XXXTENTACION.    … Expand
  5. EazyG
    Jul 17, 2020
    10
    The life and career of Juice WRLD was very short lived with the artist struggle with overcoming mental health and addiction or what refers to as his path. However, this album shows the haunting reality of what Juice went through making his legacy unforgettable and upsetting for the fact that the music industry truly lost a genuine and brilliant artist. Rest In Peace Jarad Anthony “JuiceThe life and career of Juice WRLD was very short lived with the artist struggle with overcoming mental health and addiction or what refers to as his path. However, this album shows the haunting reality of what Juice went through making his legacy unforgettable and upsetting for the fact that the music industry truly lost a genuine and brilliant artist. Rest In Peace Jarad Anthony “Juice WRLD” Higgins.… Expand
  6. Tazorz5
    Jul 13, 2020
    8
    I love this album. This whole album is full of Juice WRLD and May he Rest In Peace on a positive note
  7. Griffina56
    Jul 15, 2020
    9
    Some of the best new music I’ve heard in a while. He illustrates his different talents beautifully on each of the different tracks. Would strongly recommend for everyone
  8. okb04
    Jul 16, 2020
    8
    Out of Juice WRLD's three albums, Legends Never Die is my personal favorite. As compared to Death Race for Love and Goodbye & Good Riddance, the tracks on this album move Juice forward as an artist rather than cementing the sound he was known for as the previous two albums did. Thankfully, his record label didn't rush this album as XXXTentacion's did, and this feels well rounded, complete,Out of Juice WRLD's three albums, Legends Never Die is my personal favorite. As compared to Death Race for Love and Goodbye & Good Riddance, the tracks on this album move Juice forward as an artist rather than cementing the sound he was known for as the previous two albums did. Thankfully, his record label didn't rush this album as XXXTentacion's did, and this feels well rounded, complete, and something that Jarad would have released by himself, rather than the collection of Garage Band snippets that X's label pushed out. The first third of the album contains much lighter sounds and lyrics that are fairly typical of Juice WRLD's music, with songs such as Righteous and Conversations standing out from the rest of the tracks. The middle third of the album is mostly dedicated to singles, the standouts of which are Life's a Mess and Come & Go, although it also features the most aggressive songs on the album as well, with Hate the Other Side and Tell Me U Luv Me abandoning the dreamy sound that was present on the album up until that point. The final third of the album feels the most experimental, as Up Up & Away and Man of the Year sound very different to anything that Juice released before. The final third also features songs that are what one would expect from a Juice WRLD album. with Wishing Well and Fighting Demons the standout tracks. Breaking up these sections are a haunting collection of interludes where Juice seemingly speaks from beyond the grave, and through the release he constantly drops lyrics that show he knew that taking pills would eventually take his life, however there wasn't anything he could do about it. Throughout Legends Never Die, Juice demonstrates how he grew as an artist before his tragic and untimely passing in December. Unfortunately, he never got the ability to mature even more, and there will probably never be a Juice album demonstrating this level of growth from him again, even if he has thousands of unreleased songs. I rate Legends Never Die an 8/10, and I would give it a higher score if some of the more filler songs such as I Want It and Blood on my Jeans weren't included and were instead replaced with more fitting tracks. Juice WRLD has a long and extensive discography, and the growth present in his sound from the days of All Girls are the Same and Lucid Dreams is staggering. He will go down as an extremely influential artist, and his status will only grow as his record label releases more of his work, provided it is polished and not rushed.… Expand
  9. dylancastle
    Dec 29, 2021
    9
    Legends Never Die is honestly one of my favorite rap albums of all time. The production on this project is phenomenal, and Juice WRLD does an absolutely amazing job on the vocals. I really hope the label that juice was signed to doesn't try to milk as much money out of him as they can, but only time will tell. The instrumentals in this project are very well made, more orchestral than hisLegends Never Die is honestly one of my favorite rap albums of all time. The production on this project is phenomenal, and Juice WRLD does an absolutely amazing job on the vocals. I really hope the label that juice was signed to doesn't try to milk as much money out of him as they can, but only time will tell. The instrumentals in this project are very well made, more orchestral than his older, more melodic and trap inspired instrumentals that he mostly used in the past. The features are also picked perfectly, having Halsey of all people as one of the features! As well as the amazing production, the writing on this project is amazing, having Juice talk about his troubles with Drug addiction and Heartbreak. Overall just a really really good project.… Expand
  10. parker999
    Mar 7, 2022
    10
    should've been Outsiders like Juice wanted but still the goat none the less. LLJW
  11. kman1014
    Jul 17, 2020
    10
    Long live Juice Wrld. Sad that so much talent was snuffed out far too soon. Rip 999
  12. ArtemSaloev
    Jul 24, 2020
    8
    Good instrumental and sound. The last present from Juice WRLD is perfect for his fans. Great music never dies!
  13. llCH3DDARll
    Jul 27, 2020
    10
    My favorite Juice WRLD album. Hope the family keeps releasing his music. LLJW
  14. JawadT
    Dec 2, 2020
    10
    One of the best albums of my life it is really a nice album. RIP juise wrld
  15. Grorge_artiste
    Jul 23, 2020
    10
    Easily the best album of 2020.
    Actually even better than juice wrld's previous albums
    The lyrics are perfect
    It has some of the best songs ever
  16. nanaman1233
    Jul 16, 2020
    9
    Perfect album, contender for best album of the year. Only problem is that some songs don't belong on it, such as: "screw juice" and "blood on my jeans" but they're still really good songs.
  17. jonasmar
    Aug 28, 2020
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. the songs are not only in difficult times, but in moments that he spent, and he used it to feel better, helped me a lot in ending my relationship, and I listen to albu every day… Expand
  18. supsbro
    Sep 22, 2020
    9
    yes....................................................................................................................................................................................................................
  19. Djakaraka
    Jan 11, 2021
    9
    A very well made album showing Juice WRLD's lyrical talents as well as some good beats and sounds crisp.
  20. Wrong_Opinions
    Dec 17, 2020
    7
    Very solid album. Love Juice on this thing. Most the tracks are decent to excellent resulting in an overall very good album. Some tracks were a bit underwhelming, but that doesn’t make the project bad. RIP Juice WRLD. Legends Never Die.
  21. Oran26
    Feb 16, 2021
    9
    As a massive juice wrld fan this is definitely the best album he ever released absolutely brilliant
  22. Hendo250
    Apr 6, 2021
    8
    this album is a 8 this album is a 8 this album is a 8 this album is a 8 this album is a 8
  23. Ashikthecritic
    Oct 14, 2021
    9
    A Great Album Well Done In Production and Execution From The Artist Expect For Blood On My Jeans .
  24. Winqq
    Aug 7, 2022
    9
    Really good album, I sometimes cringe on the over emo style. But one of the best albums I’ve ever heard.
  25. CordRafael
    Feb 17, 2022
    8
    so p deixar no perfil so p deixar no perfil so p deixar no perfil so p deixar no perfil
  26. Vulkan
    Mar 21, 2022
    10
    A very great album. Beats are very catchy . Wishing well and Come and go are top songs of the album. Worth of a listen. 999 forever
  27. Razerndjdjdj
    May 11, 2022
    10
    Perfect album, no skip it just amazing Juice was a legend 999 R.I.P Juice Wrld
  28. BestReviewer15
    Jul 30, 2022
    7
    LND is the most overrated JW album but its still really good. Conversations, Righteous, Come and Go, Fighting Demons, Life's a mess, Wishing Well, Up Up and Away, and Man of the year are all awesome while the rest of the album is pretty forgettable. The rest isn't bad just forgettable.
  29. Punfisito
    Oct 26, 2022
    8
    El concepto de álbum es muy bueno, es de hecho a mi parecer el mejor disco del artista, su única carencia a mi parecer es que le faltan momentos en los que el disco sobresalte.
  30. AvazRakhimov
    Jun 11, 2023
    10
    One of the best albums for Juice WRLD, I love to listen this again and again, good job Lil Bibby!!!
  31. Trv280
    Jun 22, 2023
    9
    Juice Wrld never did cease to give the people a great album with great music. He put his heart and soul into these songs. If things were different and he were here on the earth we would all be putting his name into a discussion for the best 2010 and on rappers.

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Metascore
75

Generally favorable reviews - based on 10 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 8 out of 10
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 10
  3. Negative: 0 out of 10
  1. RapReviews.com
    Nov 20, 2020
    65
    Songs like “Wishing Well” carry on the things that made him popular — a catchy melody and hook, AutoTuned lyrics, tales of depression and drug use. All of Juice WRLD’s trademarks can be found here.
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  2. AllMusic
    Jul 23, 2020
    80
    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.
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  3. HipHopDX
    Jul 23, 2020
    74
    Legends Never Die functions as a goodbye to and from Juice WRLD. His exact wishes for a post-death album might never be known, but this avoids feeling exploitative.
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