Juice WRLD and Marshmello have reunited on the new single “We Don’t Get Along,” a melodic collaboration that arrives alongside a claymation-style music video directed by Johnny McHone. The track continues the creative partnership between the late rapper and the Grammy-nominated producer, whose previous collaborations have become some of the most beloved songs in Juice WRLD’s catalog.
Blending gothic post-punk guitar textures with crisp trap percussion, “We Don’t Get Along” showcases the emotional vulnerability that defined Juice WRLD’s songwriting. The track pairs Marshmello’s atmospheric production with Juice’s bittersweet melodies as he reflects on pain, perseverance, and the weight of memory.
The claymation music video, directed and animated by Johnny McHone, known for work on projects such as Robot Chicken and M.O.D.O.K., gives the song a surreal visual counterpart. The video opens with Juice WRLD walking through nature before transforming into a floating figure drifting through a psychedelic sky. Throughout the animation, shifting shapes and dreamlike landscapes bring the lyrics to life, while Marshmello appears alongside him in the animated world. Fans watching closely can also spot Juice WRLD’s iconic “999” symbol hidden throughout the visuals.
The new single builds on a long-running collaboration between Juice WRLD and Marshmello. Their first songs together appeared on Legends Never Die, including the multi-platinum hit “Come & Go” and the fan favorite “Hate the Other Side” featuring Polo G and The Kid LAROI. The duo later reunited on the 2022 single “Bye Bye,” and Marshmello also appeared in the video for Juice WRLD’s 2024 song “Empty Out Your Pockets.”
Even years after his passing, Juice WRLD’s music continues to resonate with listeners around the world. Through posthumous releases, collaborations, and tributes from artists like Marshmello, his emotionally direct storytelling and genre-blending sound remain a defining influence across hip-hop and modern pop music.
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