So its proven that they didnt record this together?

That’s true and if that’s the case, I don’t fault that. But a lot of times the family barely sees anything because of label fees + all that, and the main beneficiaries end up being executives instead

wasn’t most of the album already finished before he passed?

These dead rappers stay active

Generally I'm against releasing scrapped together posthumous projects but I think Juice said if he died he wanted all of his s*** to drop. That being said if it were up to me I'd release The Outsiders (which was done in 2019) and be done with it. Similar to how Mac's work was handled.

Yacht Club fire but idk about a whole album

Future collab album was good tho

keep it tbh

Adin Ross debut single is coming so so soon

If I’m a dead rapper i want all my music released bro

I DONT GOTTA DRIVE TO DO THE DASH

ITS CUZ IM LIVIN LIFE TOO FAST

RED AND PURPLE IN A SPRITE CAN, YEAH I KNOW I COULD DIE LIKE THAT

@Melz

Imagine wasting posthumous juice material on Yatchy

How is it wasting if they literally were on the song before he died

Juice and Yachty f***ed with each other heavy

if you had a homie in high school that rapped you know that this is how it starts

But juice said he wanted stuff released after he passes and Mac said he don’t care if we get everything he’s ever recorded

This probably what the album is tbh

The album was recorded before he died tho

Blessed boys under 21 still flexing

I remember this was in the works like 3 years ago or sum lol

Tyler the creator said when he dies he wants NO posthumous music unless it was literally turned in to drop

I feel that

cool but thats probably not dropping. hard to sort that stuff out once somebody dies...

they did better bc X didn't have as much solid songs made. for the X albums after he died they pretty much had to build on demos of songs he may not have even really liked.

juice and yachty were rly close when juice was alive, and they both are artists that spend lots of time in the studio. Juice was known to do up to 7 complete songs per session. I'm sure most if not all of the music Yachty and Juice have has been done since before Juice passed

Cautiously in

Tyler is different though, he's more meticulous and involved than a lot of hip-hop artists are with their work. many rappers are known to simply make hundreds of songs in the studio and let their team choose a tracklisting for their album. you can't compare that to someone who lets you know on the album cover that he composed and arranged almost every note on the project.