Marshmello Releases Posthumous Juice WRLD Collaboration 'We Don't Get Along'

The new track and animated music video continue the creative partnership between the two artists.

Mar. 27, 2026 at 3:50pm

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A previously unheard collaboration between the late rapper Juice WRLD and DJ/producer Marshmello has been released. The song "We Don't Get Along" arrives with an animated music video that pays tribute to Juice WRLD's signature style. The release marks the latest posthumous work from Juice WRLD, whose creative partnership with Marshmello dated back several years before his untimely passing in 2019 at age 21.

Why it matters

Juice WRLD was one of the most promising young artists in hip-hop before his tragic death, and his collaborations with Marshmello helped introduce his music to a wider audience. This new release continues to celebrate Juice's legacy and the creative chemistry he shared with Marshmello.

The details

"We Don't Get Along" is a previously unheard track that Juice WRLD and Marshmello recorded together before the rapper's death in 2019. The animated music video, directed by Johnny McHone, features Juice's floating head drifting through a surreal, glowing landscape as he interacts with Marshmello's character. Attentive viewers will spot Juice's signature "999" symbol hidden in the visuals. The release follows other posthumous Juice WRLD collaborations with Marshmello, including the hit single "Come & Go" from Juice's album "Legends Never Die".

  • The track "We Don't Get Along" was first previewed by Marshmello during a livestream hosted by Kai Cenat in November 2024.
  • Juice WRLD passed away in December 2019 at the age of 21 after suffering a seizure during a police search of his private jet.

The players

Marshmello

An American DJ and record producer known for his collaborations with the late rapper Juice WRLD.

Juice WRLD

A popular American rapper and singer who passed away in 2019 at the age of 21.

Johnny McHone

The director of the animated music video for "We Don't Get Along".

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The takeaway

This release continues the creative legacy between Juice WRLD and Marshmello, whose partnership helped introduce Juice's music to a wider audience before his untimely passing. The new animated video for "We Don't Get Along" pays tribute to Juice's signature style and keeps his memory alive for fans.