Pop Smoke Wouldn't Approve of His Posthumous Music, Producer Says
Pop Smoke's producer Rico Beats says the late Brooklyn rapper wouldn't have approved 99 percent of the music that was released after his death.
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Pop Smoke's producer Rico Beats says the late Brooklyn rapper wouldn't have approved 99 percent of the music that was released after his death.
It's been a while since we received a posthumous Pop Smoke release, but the late rapper's voice could be heard everywhere in years prior.
According to the late Pop Smoke's manager and producer, the slain rapper has no more music in the vault to be released after two posthumous albums.
Pop Smoke's go-to-producer/manager Rico Beats says the late rapper wouldn't approve of most of the music that's been released posthumously.
Pop Smoke's producer Rico Beats says the late Brooklyn rapper wouldn't have approved 99 percent of the music that was released after his death.