The world is loving Legends Never Die right now. The posthumous project from late rapper Juice WRLD has nearly 20 songs topping the Apple Music chart right now.

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As of Friday afternoon, Juice’s LP is doing serious streaming numbers. The project’s top songs are only receiving competition from fellow late musician Pop Smoke.

“Juicewrld #LegendsNeverDie album got 18 of the top 20 tracks on Apple Music rn. What’s your favorite song from the album????” -Akademiks’ Instagram

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High-Key Details

At midnight, WLRD’s must-hear album officially premiered online. The project features a slew of collaborations from Trippie Redd, Halsey, Marshmello and Polo G.

Legends Never Die, the first posthumous album from Chicago rapper Juice WRLD, has arrived. The new LP features “Life’s a Mess” (with Halsey), as well as “Righteous,” “Come & Go” (with Marshmello), and “Tell Me U Luv Me” (with Trippie Redd). In addition to “Come & Go,” Marshmello appears on Juice WRLD’s “Hate the Other Side” along with Polo G and Kid Laroi. The album is bookended by spoken-word clips from Juice WRLD, with the final track titled “Juice WRLD Speaks From Heaven – Outro.” (Pitchfork)

Wait, There’s More

Heading into this past Tuesday, Chicago rapper G Herbo went to his social media pages to share Juice’s LP artwork. Herbo also dug deeper and referenced their close-knit bond.

“IM HONORED TO SAY I REALLY KNEW YOU KID! YOU WAS REALLY MY LIL BROTHER & THATS THE COLDEST SHIT IN THE ? TO ME.. JUICE? 999 LEGENDS NEVER DIE @juicewrld999 ❤️” -G Herbo’s Instagram

Before You Go

On Monday, WRLD’s new “Life’s a Mess” song landed across the Internet as more than just a quick listen. The Halsey-featured record is accompanied with an official visualizer helping bring Juice’s words to life.

The song balances a hard-hitting low end with somber synths and aching, but ultimately uplifting, vocals from Juice WRLD, with Halsey providing harmonies on the hook and guiding the song’s outro. “Life’s a Mess” follows previously released Juice WRLD tracks, “Tell Me U Luv Me,” featuring Trippie Redd, and “Righteous,” which marked the rapper’s first posthumous single. Both songs will appear on Legends Never Die, although a full tracklist has yet to be revealed. (Rolling Stone)

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