Discography Ranked

All Juice WRLD Albums Ranked Best to Worst (2026)

Juice WRLD released five studio albums, and this page ranks all five: Goodbye & Good Riddance (2018) and Death Race for Love (2019), released in his lifetime, plus the posthumous Legends Never Die (2020), Fighting Demons (2021) and The Party Never Ends (2024). His collaborative mixtape Wrld on Drugs with Future, his early SoundCloud EPs and The Pre-Party EP are not ranked.

Juice WRLD5 albums6 min readUpdated October 2026Hip-Hop

Why it ranks here

Produced mostly by Nick Mira, the debut is forty minutes of breakup songs delivered with startling directness. "Lucid Dreams" and "All Girls Are the Same" became hits, and deep cuts like "Black & White" and "Long Gone" are just as strong. Critics praised its raw emotional honesty, and many publications put it on their best-of-2018 lists.

Context

His debut studio album, released May 23, 2018 by Grade A and Interscope. It debuted at No. 15, peaked at No. 4 and spent 300 weeks on the Billboard 200.

Highlights

  • Lucid Dreams
  • All Girls Are the Same
  • Black & White
  • Long Gone
  • I'll Be Fine

Weak Spots

  • Pitchfork was lukewarm, scoring it 6.4
  • The skits add little

Production

Nick Mira · Benny Blanco · Don Rob · Ghost Loft · Taz Taylor

Influence

A defining emo-rap record; "Lucid Dreams" remains one of the most-streamed rap songs of its era.

Replay Value

Very high.

Why it ranks here

Released seven months after his death, Legends Never Die is the best-curated of the posthumous records. "Righteous", "Wishing Well" and "Conversations" deal openly with anxiety and addiction, and the guests (the Weeknd, Halsey, Marshmello, Polo G, Trippie Redd) support rather than crowd him. It scored 75 on Metacritic.

Context

His third studio album, released posthumously July 10, 2020 by Grade A and Interscope. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 497,000 units and also topped the charts in the UK, Canada and Australia.

Highlights

  • Righteous
  • Wishing Well
  • Conversations
  • Come & Go
  • Smile

Weak Spots

  • Interludes and spoken outros feel like packaging
  • Some tracks sound unfinished

Production

Nick Mira · Rex Kudo · Charlie Handsome · Take a Daytrip · Marshmello

Influence

Set the template for how his estate handled the vault, and its first-week numbers were among the biggest of 2020.

Replay Value

High, start to finish.

Why it ranks here

The last album released in his lifetime is twenty-two tracks and over seventy minutes. Hit-Boy, Purps, Nick Mira, Boi-1da and No I.D. give him more range, from "Robbery" to the rock-leaning "Empty" and "Hear Me Calling". The highs rival the debut, but critics were lukewarm about its length, and it scored 61 on Metacritic.

Context

His second studio album, released March 8, 2019 by Grade A and Interscope. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 165,000 units, his first chart-topper.

Highlights

  • Robbery
  • Hear Me Calling
  • Empty
  • Fast
  • Maze

Weak Spots

  • Too long by a third
  • Several songs repeat the same mood

Production

Nick Mira · Hit-Boy · Purps · Boi-1da · No I.D.

Influence

Showed he could carry a major-label blockbuster with his freestyle-driven melodies.

Replay Value

Moderate to high.

Why it ranks here

Fighting Demons is tied to the HBO documentary Juice Wrld: Into the Abyss and leans into his struggles. "Already Dead" and "Burn" are strong, and "Wandered to LA" with Justin Bieber is a polished single. Spoken interludes and the Eminem segment make it feel more like a tribute package than an album. Metacritic: 73.

Context

His fourth studio album, released posthumously December 10, 2021 by Grade A and Interscope. It debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with 119,000 units.

Highlights

  • Already Dead
  • Burn
  • Wandered to LA
  • Rockstar in His Prime
  • Girl of My Dreams

Weak Spots

  • Interludes break the flow
  • Production polish sometimes covers unfinished vocals

Production

Nick Mira · Take a Daytrip · KBeaZy · Sidepce · Danny Wolf

Influence

Its documentary tie-in framed his story around mental health and addiction.

Replay Value

Moderate.

Why it ranks here

Five years after his death, The Party Never Ends brings in Eminem, Nicki Minaj, Offset and Fall Out Boy and leans on Benny Blanco and Cashmere Cat's bright production. "Lace It" and "AGATS2 (Insecure)" have moments, but the record feels stitched together and adds little to what fans already knew.

Context

His fifth studio album, released posthumously November 29, 2024 by Grade A and Interscope. It debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 with 86,000 units.

Highlights

  • Lace It
  • AGATS2 (Insecure)
  • Misfit
  • Best Friend
  • Cuffed

Weak Spots

  • Guest-heavy and unfocused
  • The vault songs sound older than the polish around them

Production

Benny Blanco · Cashmere Cat · Nick Mira · Happy Perez · Charlie Handsome

Influence

Marketed as his final album, though his manager later announced another project.

Replay Value

Low to moderate.

Essay

The Complete Picture

Goodbye & Good Riddance remains the essential Juice WRLD record: short, focused and built around "Lucid Dreams" and "All Girls Are the Same". Legends Never Die is the most careful posthumous tribute, and Death Race for Love shows his range at the cost of focus. The later releases have strong songs but feel increasingly assembled.

Start with Goodbye & Good Riddance, then Legends Never Die.

Juice WRLD Albums in Order

  1. 2018Goodbye & Good RiddanceRanked #1
  2. 2019Death Race for LoveRanked #3
  3. 2020Legends Never DieRanked #2
  4. 2021Fighting DemonsRanked #4
  5. 2024The Party Never EndsRanked #5

Juice WRLD Albums: Common Questions

What is the best Juice WRLD album?
We rank Goodbye & Good Riddance (2018) as the best Juice WRLD album, with a score of 8.3/10: Heartbreak and teenage angst over Nick Mira's guitars.
How many Juice WRLD albums are ranked here?
This ranking covers 5 Juice WRLD projects, released between 2018 and 2024.
What is the earliest Juice WRLD album in this ranking?
Goodbye & Good Riddance (2018) is the earliest release in this list. We rank it #1.
What is the most recent Juice WRLD album in this ranking?
The Party Never Ends (2024) is the most recent release in this list. We rank it #5.
Which Juice WRLD album is ranked lowest?
The Party Never Ends (2024) sits at #5 with a score of 6.0/10.