Juice WRLD’s estate has unveiled the trailer and cover art for what is expected to be the late rapper’s final posthumous album. Titled The Party Never Ends, it is set to be released on Black Friday (November 29), just days before the fifth anniversary of Juice’s passing.
“Five years have gone by, kid, and I still miss you down here…” wrote Lil Bibby, head of Juice’s label, alongside the album’s trailer. “It feels like just yesterday you were here cracking your corny jokes. Your fans still miss you and continue to get on my nerves every day. One of them just told me I have a penthouse in hell waiting for me [laughing emoji].
“Other than that, the album is incredible, and it’s amazing to see that these kids still crave more from you after 1000 leaks and countless hours of footage. Thank you and your passionate fans for everything. I hope you all enjoy this final album! 999 for Life!!!”
The trailer features actor Eric Roberts playing a grandfather who introduces his grandchildren to Juice’s music. Additionally, the cover art has been revealed, created by renowned artist Takashi Murakami.
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