Juice WRLD hid thousands of songs before his untimely death in 2019, and now a track with Cordae called “Doomsday” has been unearthed.Built around a sample of Eminem’s 1999 track “Role Model” produced by Dr. Dre Slim Shady LPa first taste of Cole Bennett’s Lyrical Lemonade album.
As the behind-the-scenes footage in the music video shows, “End of the World” isn’t a song that was spliced together posthumously—the young rapper and friends actually swapped bars in the studio, and Juice WRLD even elaborated on his vision for the song. vision therapy. Although Bennett ended up going in a different direction, he previewed the Juice concept.
Lyrically, Juice WRLD and Cordae combine Eminem (whom they both call a major influence) with Dre’s retro beats. “This industry has nothing to offer but fame,” Cordae raps. “Time to take these niggas to school, LeBron James,” Juice added, “I’m too fast to get this money/Get in the way and blow your brains.”
Watch the psychedelic music video below, in which Cordae transforms into Juice WRLD and back.
Earlier this year, Cordae reunited with Anderson .Paak for the J. Cole-produced “Two Tens,” his first solo song of 2023.His last album is in 2022 Aerial View.This summer, he’s touring with Michigan rapper NF; grab tickets here.
Juice WRLD’s legacy continues through posthumous releases such as March’s “The Light,” which appeared as part of the film’s soundtrack MLB Show 23. His third posthumous album, party never endswhich is expected to decline later this year.