“Man of the year, still got problems/Lookin’ in the mirror, you look awful/Talkin’ to myself, do it too often/J-K, Juice Wrld, you’re so awesome,” he sings. The song, produced by Rex Kudo, Skrillex, Joe Reeves and Heavy Mellow with Juice in London in 2019, showcases Juice's affinity for punk rock.
"Man of the Year," a fan-favorite track Juice teased on social media last year, was added last minute. Songs released prior to Legends Never Die, "Righteous," “Tell Me U Luv Me” with Trippie Redd, "Life's a Mess" featuring Halsey and "Come & Go" alongside Marshmello, are all on the final tracklist. Production from Nick Mira, Ronny J, Rex Kudo, Take a Daytrip, DJ Scheme and Charlie Handsome, among others, rounds out the effort. And then Halsey and Juice collaborated on that No. Polo and Juice were as close as possible, always at the house together and both from Chicago. He's one of the reasons that even Laroi's here.
"Laroi lived with Juice for a while, you know. Polo G, Kid Laroi, you know, that's all his close associates." Pete echoes Bibby's sentiments. And like, you know, Halsey always showed the maximum amount of love to Juice. "Like he would talk about all the time and kick it with all the time. "I feel like those people was like the artists that he was like really close with that was genuinely his friends," Bibby shares. Twenty-one tracks are featured including collaborations with Polo G, Trippie Redd, Kid Laroi and Halsey. Bibby feels he and the team got the right songs that Juice would've wanted on Legends Never Die, a celebration of love, tackling anxiety head-on and a look into his state of mind. He was coming from the heart and soul, less like the mind. Last year, Juice, born Jarad Higgins, expressed how this third album was something that he was feeling his way through during the initial recording process.
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