Goodbye and Good Riddance

Juice WRLD was an amazing artist. One that would be remembered for the rest of our lives. One so impactful, that even though he’s gone, the music industry is still ringing with the essence of his style. With many sound-alikes existing today, it’s hard to deny that something in his music rang a bell in the souls of many of us. The huge fandom and empire of Juice WRLD all started with one album. An album that changed the trajectory of his life, and many others’ in the process. Goodbye and Good Riddance is a tragedy. One that explores all the discomfort and distress that comes with a nasty breakup, and I’m going all in on it. When it comes to Juice WRLD and this album, there is nothing I could say that would be negative. He was such a good energy in the world even despite the type of downer vibed music he made. And this may be way too in depth for what he wanted for the album. I strongly believe that Juice didn’t really care for critics and what they think about the music. Nor do I think he was thinking as far into instrumentals and composition as I have here today. It’s way more likely that he went into the studio and his producer just played beats until Juice liked one and that they put on a loop until something came. That seems to be how Juice made a lot of his stuff from videos of him in the studio anyways. And this may just be me being a fanboy but that impresses me that much more. No this album isn't My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy or a Forever Story, it was never meant to be. But if you were to ask me which album I've played more, loved more, and related to most in the past five years, I would tell you Goodbye and Good Riddance. ↓FOLLOW ME HERE↓ TWITCH:   / chasephx   Twitter:   / chasephx   Instagram: instagram.com/chasephx Snapchat: ChasePHX It's finally over #juicewrld #chasephx #goodbyegoodriddanceanniversary