The Weeknd teases posthumous collab with Juice WRLD

We know, BLACKPINK and Selena Gomez announced their collaboration just a few weeks ago. But it would be safe to say that it is one of the most exciting collaborations this year! The Lose You To Love Me hitmaker and YG Entertainment had confirmed that Selena will be joining Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa on a new single.

Juice WRLD and The Weeknd‘s new joint single ‘Smile’ has been shared – you can watch it below.Released last week, Juice WRLD’s posthumous collaboration with Abel Tesfaye marked the first time the pair had worked on music together.Directed by KDC Visions, the animated visuals for ‘Smile’ begin in the night sky and introduce a GCI Juice, who treks through a countryside location.

In September 2019, Juice WRLD tweeted "Me and The Weeknd would make a diamond record..." The Chicago rapper passed away just a few months later, but last week saw the posthumous release of "Smile," the collaboration with The Weeknd that Juice WRLD was hoping for. Today, the animated music video for their song dropped.

“Smile,” the collaboration between The Weeknd and the late Juice WRLD, now has a music video.

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Juice WRLD passed away in December but his music lives on with the release of a new single “Smile”, the rapper’s first (and, sadly, only) collaboration with the Weeknd.

The Weeknd would make a diamond record…” he wrote, four months before he died in 2018.Posthumous releases are tricky things and getting them right is a balancing act. The best results are respectful of an artist’s legacy, and present themselves as creative interpretations rather than lost artefacts.

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The Weeknd teamed up with Juice WRLD on a collaboration before the rapper’s untimely death and now the song “Smile” has been released.

There hasn't been much to smile about in 2020, though a new collaboration between the late Juice WRLD and The Weeknd might change that.

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The Weeknd is teasing a posthumous collaboration with Juice WRLD that will bring a long-sought team-up to life. "Me and The Weeknd would make a diamond record..." The Weeknd tweeted on Tuesday night (Aug. 4), adding three prayer hands emoji to the throwback comment from Sept. 10, 2019, who died less than four months later of an accidental overdose at age 21.

Rapper and singer The Kid LAROI has stayed in the spotlight over the past year, name-dropping TikTok star Addison Rae and releasing one Cole Bennett-directed music video after the other. Laroi was born in Australia, where he began rapping at the age of seven.

Even though Juice WRLD passed away in December of 2019, his estate has continued to find itself in legal battles. Hot New Hip Hop reported today, however, that one of his legal disputes have been forgotten.

Marshmello delivers.The Mellogang leader today (July 28) tweeted that he has "8 or 9 songs left" in response to a tweet requesting additional collaborations from the producer and late hip-hop artist Juice WRLD.The duo's first collab "Come & Go" dropped July 10 and is currently riding high on several Billboard charts. It debuted at No.

Chris Willman Music WriterThe Chicks, formerly the Dixie Chicks, have the top non-posthumous album of the week, with “Gaslighter,” the trio’s first album in 14 years, which bowed with 93,400 album units.But that only puts them at No. 3.

The band believes Juice WRLD’s "Lucid Dreams" contains "melodic elements" of one of their songs but felt uncomfortable suing the late rapper's mother.

Months after his sad demise, late rapper Juice WRLD's posthumous album "Legends Never Die" is breaking records and creating history. It has become one of the biggest posthumous debuts since the release of 2Pac's "R U Still Down" in 1997.According to the Hollywood Reporter, "Legends Never Die" recorded the largest first-week sales of 2020 after its release on July 10.

Juice WRLD’s Legends Never Die, the first album from the artist following his death, is the No.1 album in the country. The album was released on July 10 and subsequently sold 497,000 equivalent album units, per Billboard.

previously reported, Juice WRLD’s Legends Never Die enters the Billboard 200 at No. 1 this week.