Kid Cudi nonetheless regrets by no means working with Juice Wrld and XXXTentacion earlier than their premature deaths.
On Sunday (March 14), Cudder opened up concerning the late artists on Twitter after one fan famous how the Man on the Moon rhymer embraced XXX and Juice throughout their rise to fame in hip-hop. “Im really am pissed and heartbroken I never got to link w these guys,” Cudi wrote. “X and Juice were real ones. Loved what they brought to the game. It was beautiful to witness.”
XXXTentacion died after being shot throughout an obvious theft in 2018. Juice Wrld passed away in December 2019 following an unintended overdose. Despite not truly working collectively, Juice has an unreleased track known as “All Life Long (Good Time)” that Cudi added a verse to. When requested if the track would ever be launched, Cudi implied it was being held “hostage.” “Who knows man they holdin that song hostage for a check,” Cudi wrote. “I feel like if Juice was alive it woulda been came out. I really dont know.”
Cudi stated he would finally use this as a studying expertise after DJ Scheme opined the track would in all probability have been launched already if it have been made earlier than Juice handed. “Real talk. Im no longer gonna be afraid of connecting w cats,” Cudi added. “I always felt like I wouldnt be able to live up to the love. I was always scared. But not anymore”
There continues to be hope that the Kid Cudi and Juice Wrld collab will see the sunshine of day. Last October, Lil Bibby, co-owner of Grade A Productions, the dad or mum label Juice was signed to through Interscope Records, revealed there is a second posthumous album that will be released, which would be the follow-up to Legends Never Die.
