Last updated:November 30, 2024, 5:58 PM IST

Juice WRDL production team co-owner Peter Jideonwo opined that the only way to immortalize the rapper is to actually do something immortal. According to him, you have to go beyond the ordinary and aim for the ground-breaking.

Juice WRDL’s final album will contain 18 songs. (Photo: X)

The production team of Juice WRLD — Grade A Productions and Interscope Records released the late American rapper’s final album on November 29. Entitled The Party Never Ends, the album consists of 18 tracks that highlight Juice WRLD’s unrivaled talent and widespread influence. That being said, there is no room for doubt that Juice WRLD’s production team is leaving no stone unturned to make him immortal in the eyes of the fans. Now, in a recent interview, Grade A co-owners Brandon Dickinson and Peter Jideonwo revealed how they planned to accomplish the mission.

Speaking to Rolling Stone, Peter Jideonwo opined that the only way to keep Juice WRLD immortal is to actually do something immortal. According to him, one must transcend the ordinary and aim for the groundbreaking — something universal and unforgettable. “From museums to movies to art installations to… I don’t know, maybe the next Juice WRLD album, send it on a SpaceX with Elon or send it up for a while and then release it when he and Missy go to Mars,” he said.

On a serious note, Peter Jideonwo said the production team emphasized thinking outside the box and being “correct” in substance. Jideonwo developed some seemingly impossible ways to immortalize Juice WRLD and revealed the intention to send a Juice WRLD album into space on a SpaceX mission with Elon Musk as the album orbits for years before being revealed when humanity takes its first steps on Mars imagine how Juice WRLD would be perceived if such a thing actually happened “Imagine waking up in the morning and seeing, ‘The Mars Rover is going to Mars and they’re taking a Juice WRLD album that will be played in 2075. ‘ That’s how you immortalize his name,” he said.

In closing, Peter Jideonwo shared that pushing boundaries and creating unique and bold gestures that resonate across time and space will make Juice WRLD immortal. “I think there’s a lot of complacency around us these days, where everyone’s doing the same thing, and I think we can separate Juice from the rest,” he said.

Juice WRLD passed away on his way to the hospital on December 8, 2019. He suffered a seizure.