Juice WRLD’s estate has officially dropped AGATS2 (Insecure), a sequel to the late rapper’s iconic 2018 breakout single, All Girls Are The Same. The new track features Nicki Minaj, who was added posthumously, paying homage to Juice WRLD’s enduring legacy. As a follow-up to a song that defined Juice WRLD’s rise to fame, AGATS2 revisits the themes of heartbreak and emotional turmoil, enriched by Nicki’s verse, which complements the late rapper’s signature storytelling.
Juice WRLD opens the song with raw, reflective lyrics:
“I admit it another hoe got me finished / Trying to serve heartbreak up like tennis.”
This line sets the tone for the track, delving into unreciprocated love and the emotional struggles that defined much of Juice WRLD’s music. The production is sweeping and atmospheric, a perfect backdrop for his introspective verses.
Nicki Minaj enters with a brief yet powerful contribution:
“She want good brain gotta be the muscle too / He want the smart girl gotta be a hustler too.”
Her lines highlight the balance of intelligence and resilience required in relationships, adding depth and perspective to the song’s narrative.
A Posthumous Collaboration
Before its official release, AGATS2 (Insecure) had already gained traction among fans after a version of the track leaked online. The song was also considered for inclusion on Nicki Minaj’s highly anticipated album Pink Friday 2: Gag City Reloaded. During an August livestream with her fans, Nicki discussed the possibility, saying, “So, the question is do you guys think I should put the Juice WRLD song on the deluxe? It would be incredible for me I think to have Juice WRLD on this album.” Ultimately, the decision was made to release the song through Juice WRLD’s estate, solidifying its place as a tribute to the Chicago-born rapper’s legacy.
Nicki and Juice WRLD shared a special bond, stemming from their time together on the Nicki Wrld Tour in 2019. Their creative chemistry was evident, and their collaboration on AGATS2 showcases their ability to seamlessly blend styles, even posthumously. Earlier this year, Juice WRLD’s estate also placed one of his verses on Young Thug’s track Money, which featured Nicki Minaj as well, further cementing the connection between the two artists.
Preserving Juice WRLD’s Legacy
Juice WRLD’s estate has been diligent in preserving his musical legacy. Since his untimely death in December 2019 due to an overdose, his team has worked to share unreleased music with fans. The late artist reportedly left behind a massive vault of around 3,000 unreleased tracks, ensuring a steady stream of posthumous releases.
In October 2024, Juice WRLD’s estate released The Pre-Party, a four-song EP serving as a precursor to the highly anticipated album The Party Never Ends. These releases highlight his prolific nature and the depth of his talent, keeping his music alive and relevant in the ever-evolving hip-hop scene.
A Celebration of Juice WRLD’s Impact
AGATS2 (Insecure) is more than just a song—it’s a celebration of Juice WRLD’s artistry and a reminder of his unique ability to connect with listeners through raw emotion and vulnerability. By pairing his heartfelt verses with Nicki Minaj’s dynamic energy, the track bridges two worlds and underscores the timelessness of Juice WRLD’s music.
For fans of Juice WRLD and Nicki Minaj alike, AGATS2 serves as a poignant reminder of the late rapper’s enduring influence on the music industry and the deep respect his collaborators continue to show for his work. With more posthumous releases on the horizon, Juice WRLD’s legacy is far from over, proving that The Party Never Ends.