Pop Smoke’s second posthumous album will be released in July (video)

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Thank god for the music! Music is one of the things that can survive a person’s death. One year has passed since Pop Smoke died young. Although music cannot replace his body, it has helped many people find comfort. The Grammy Award-nominated rapper will never be forgotten because of his influence on the music industry. In addition, Pop’s family, friends and fans continue to maintain his legacy. Even after the death of popular music, his posthumous debut album “Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon” continued to break records.

As we previously reported in March, the album was announced as the longest-running R&B/Hip-Hop album on Billboard since 1990. The album dominated the charts for 17 weeks. Since MC Hammer’s 1990 album “Please Hammer, Don’t Hurt Them” remained on the charts for 29 weeks in 1990, the album has not reached this type of chart success.

Earlier this month, Pop’s manager Steven Victor confirmed on Twitter that he has another posthumous album in production, and fans are crazy. Although there was no detailed information at the time, today, Steven gave pop fans what they have been waiting for and announced that his second posthumous album will be released on July 16. Steven posted a trailer of a popular speech on Instagram.In the clip, he said, “I always knew I would be a big man.” Pope’s younger brother Obasi Jackson Also excited to share the video in his Instagram story.

If you remember, he wrote a letter to his brother during the preliminary murder trial last month. Obasi wrote: “Bashar on God, we are getting to the bottom. I’m sorry for not being with you. I’m sorry you said that ni***s would fight back, but they didn’t. I’m sorry you think The ni***s will fight for you, and they won’t even do it after death.”

Roommates, are you ready for the new pop album?