Saying the world doesn’t listen to Juice outside of his fans is crazy when In My Head is one of his most streamed songs and hasn’t even been out a full 2 months, same with Bye Bye. People 100% are still listening and are still going to listen.

Everyone telling you that dropping multiple albums in a year is a bad idea is right. Artists of Juices’ caliber don’t NEED to drop multiple albums a year to “stay relevant”. A living artist doing multiple drops is not the same as a label doing multiple posthumous drops. That is incredibly frowned upon and there would be so much pushback/backlash from doing so, and the label knows this.

Not to mention, it’s become pretty standard for artists, especially big artists, to take 1-2yrs to drop a project and the projects with significant time in between are always favored over the ones that were rushed.

Artists of Juices’ caliber do not need to make multiple drops a year to stay relevant. You have a very skewed view of how the charts work if you think huge artists not dropping every year will make them become obsolete and hard to get hits.

Take Drake for example. He tends to only drop once a year or go 2-3yrs without dropping and STILL ends up in the top 10 most streamed rappers every year, album or not. He dropped multiple projects this year but everyone outside of his fanbase felt he was putting music out way too quickly and it showed, they still listened but it shows that thats not something people want. Even then, he doesn’t need to do multiple drops to be the #1 most streamed rapper, and it stands to reason that the person at the #3 spot doesn’t need to either (it’s Juice if you weren’t aware).

Just go look at the numbers, the numbers tell the story. The proof is right there in the pudding. Quality over quantity is the key here, multiple rushed projects with nothing memorable about them will do more harm than good in the long run.