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"AGATS2 (Insecure)" is a song by American rappers Juice Wrld and Nicki Minaj. It was posthumously released through Grade A Productions and Interscope Records as the second and final single from the former's fifth and final studio album, The Party Never Ends, on November 15, 2024. It also serves as a sequel to his 2018 debut single, "All Girls Are the Same". An emo rap and trap-pop song, it was solely produced by Louis Bell and features background vocals from American singer Halsey, who both wrote it with the two artists.
Release date2022
Contributors
Plenty WrldTon KoopmanWilbert HazelzetSaskia KwastAmsterdam Baroque OrchestraFazıl SayThe Choir of King's CollegeCambridgeSir Stephen CleoburyDavid GoodeDominique PlancadeLaurence FromentinMichel DalbertoRenaud CapuçonRIOPYBill ElliottBBC Concert OrchestraLucienne Renaudin VaryAlexandre TharaudStockholm Chamber ChoirStockholm Radio ChorusRiccardo MutiBerlin PhilharmonicAlexis WeissenbergArmin JordanOrchestre de Chambre de LausanneBertrand ChamayouMichail LifitsVilde FrangDaniel BarenboimEnglish Chamber OrchestraCyprien KatsarisPhilippe JarousskyJérôme DucrosSeiji OzawaJapan Philharmonic OrchestraMasuko UshiodaGabriela MonteroGautier CapuçonHelen Jane LongJonathan HillEdgar MoreauDavid KadouchBeatrice RanaSabine MeyerWiener StreichsextettDoomin KimThe Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie BremenAlison BalsomViktoria PostnikovaSir Simon RattlePeter WaldenJulian BreamCity of Birmingham Symphony OrchestraDalalEmmanuel PahudÉric Le SageGeorges PludermacherAlexander MarkovichSergei NakariakovChristian ZachariasThibaut GarciaAnne QueffélecVasily PetrenkoRoyal Liverpool Philharmonic OrchestraStephen KovacevichCamille BertholletGrégoire DubruelGuillaume VincentMathieu HerzogJulie BertholletAldo CiccoliniWolfgang MeyerNikolaus HarnoncourtConcentus Musicus WienNelson FreireAnneleen LenaertsAdrien PerruchonBrussels PhilharmonicMaria João Pires