Back in 2018, a rising hip-hop star by the name of Juice WRLD changed the landscape of emo rap with the release of Goodbye & Good Riddance. The feature-less debut album quickly hit the masses off the back of hit tracks “All Girls Are The Same” and “Lucid Dreams.” His untimely death in 2019 has left fans with just a handful of posthumous releases and Goodbye & Good Riddance as his magnum opus.
In celebration of the wildly-successful album’s fifth anniversary, Goodbye & Good Riddance (5 Year Anniversary Edition) has now released in digital and physical formats. The project follows up on 2021’s anniversary edition of the album with an adjusted track list that now features two new songs. The first — “No Good” — leaked in 2019 and touches on toxic relationships and substance abuse. “Glo’d Up,” which originally hit the internet via leaks in 2020, serves as the second track and again focuses on the topic of love.
Stream Juice WRLD’s Goodbye & Good Riddance (5 Year Anniversary Edition) on Spotify and Apple Music now.
Juice WRLD’s ‘Goodbye & Good Riddance’ has now spent 5 full years on the Billboard 200. It has never left the top 100. pic.twitter.com/xiJqlbUppX
— chart data (@chartdata) May 18, 2023
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