Juicy J has claimed he’s “never worked harder” than he is right now as he gears up to drop joint albums with both Project Pat and Logic.
On Monday (November 27), the Three 6 Mafia co-founder took to social media to reveal that he’s got seven projects coming in 2024, two of which include Live & In Color with Logic, and THEM GOATS with his older brother Project Pat.
It’s not clear if the Logic project is going to be the J Dilla-influenced album that Juicy J previously announced, which he said would be executive produced by the Maryland rapper.
Other projects on his list include an Xavier Wulf collab effort titled Memphis Zoo, the Mental Trillness deluxe, Juicy and Beat King’s Ratchet P as well as an untitled Hip Hop/jazz album.
Cole Bennett hopped into the comment section to remind fans about Juicy J’s appearance on the upcoming Lyrical Lemonade album. “You forgetting about the LL album song.. teezo, juicy j, cochise, denzel curry, lil b,” Bennett wrote.
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Juicy J revealed last week he was going to drop seven albums in 2024 while noting that his work ethic at age 48 is unmatched.
“I got about 7 albums I’m dropping 2024 I never worked this hard in my life,” he wrote on Twitter. “after this I’m gonna buy a house on the beach let my hair grow all the way out & become a full time hippie [trophy emoji] ya dig?”
The Memphis native delivered his most recent project in March in the form of Mental Trillness which features Finesse2Tymes, Xavier Wulf, the late Gangsta Boo and more.
Last month, Juicy expressed concerns about the current state of rap music, saying that he wants to bring his peers together and talk strategy.
In early October, the 48-year-old took to his Instagram with a PSA in which he discussed Hip Hop’s alleged “40 percent decline” in 2023 and what could be done to bounce back from it.
“I know a lot of people don’t want to hear this but I’m being real,” he began. “Rap music is down 40 percent this year. I’ma say it again. Rap music is down 40 percent. Check the charts, check the math. I don’t make the rules. I do not make the rules. It’s down 40 percent. What are we as rappers, producers, composers, etc, gonna do about this shit? ‘Cause it’s down 40 percent this year. Check the charts! Do your research. This is a fact.
“Let’s have a conversation! What are we gonna do? As rappers, producers, composers, songwriters, engineers – what are we gon’ do, man? Rap is down 40 percent, man. We gotta figure some shit out. We gotta sit down and talk. Let’s have a meeting. Let’s meet up somewhere… Let’s talk about this shit, how we can turn this shit around.”
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