His dance with death, whether as a lifeline or a foregone conclusion, exposes the depth of darkness that can poison a mind what is a platitude to someone who, as he admits on the harrowing “Already Dead”, hasn't felt alive in years? It's uncomfortable but worthwhile to understand what a person is up against and to consider that the act of saying it aloud, without fear of judgement, may not be glorification but a potential path to healing. “Rockstar in His Prime” dispels the notion that money and fame are any match for inner turmoil and the quest to numb or escape it. Metro Boomin's gorgeous string-propelled production on opening track “Burn” brims with melancholy to set the mood for what's to come-as Juice declares midway through, “The truth hurts, let it bleed out.”Īnd there are many painful truths to reckon with on Fighting Demons. He goes round after round with his addictions, mental health and self-destructive behaviours, seemingly fighting back and giving up in turns.
As the title suggests, the songs here hinge on the rapper's inner battles, and it's a brutal listen. Overall, it's hard to imagine that we would have gotten to hear this music if Juice WRLD was still alive.Released nearly two years to the day after his tragic death, Juice WRLD's second posthumous album sounds even more haunted than the first. The beats don't stand out at all and are quite lousy. Unfortunately, both the lyrics and the production itself are very monotonous, boring and weak. On lonely melodies he addresses depression, anxiety, addiction and the struggle with drugs. Commercial intentions aside, Juice takes us on a personal, painful and emotional journey. Unfortunately, Two years after his tragic death, Grade A and Interscope decided to release Juice WRLD's fourth (and second posthumous) album "Fighting Demons" – which indisputably has a negative connotation.
Two years after his tragic death, Grade A and Interscope decided to release Juice WRLD's fourth (and second posthumous) album "Fighting Demons" – which indisputably has a negative connotation. Overall for his second posthumously album it’s great just could have done without Go Hard and the Suga verse you could have put Life’s a Dungeon or Billy Idol. But the most disappointing song was Go Hard all the hype that is was going to be the first single for Party Never Ends and it’s just not very good, the worst song is with Suga from BTS don’t get me wrong the Juice verse fantastic but when Suga comes on it ruins the whole track it’s terrible. Until the Plug Comes Back Around, Relocate, From My Window, Not Enough, Feline, Doom and Rockstar in His Prime they are some of my favorites tracks, there are also some tracks that have Eminem and Juice speaking I don’t know what to really say about them. This is one of my new favorite rap albums of all time with some of my favorite songs starting the album with Burn one of the best songs Juice ever recorded, then it’s Already Dead again one of my favorites I’m just going to list my favorites. Sorry I’ve been gone haven’t felt any inspiration but I’m back so let’s review this amazing album. This is one of my new favorite rap albums of all time with some of my favorite songs starting the album with Burn one of the best songs Juice ever recorded, then it’s Already Dead again one of my favorites I’m just going to list Juice WRLD Fighting Demons: It’s about time this album came out. Juice WRLD Fighting Demons: It’s about time this album came out.
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