50 Cent Shares The Official Cover Art Of Pop Smoke’s Album

50 Cent Reveals Pop Smoke’s Mom Picked The Cover Art Of Rapper’s  Posthumous Album

There has been a lil controversy regarding Pop Smoke’s posthumous album “Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon”. The cover art caused uproar on the internet as folks were upset with the ‘lazy’ job Virgil Abloh did.

After fans dragged him online, Pop’s manager Steven Victor, announced on his Instagram page that they would be changing the art cover. “You know why you love pop  your voices are loud and clear.”

And just in time, “Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon” is now out on all streaming platforms. The long awaited album features cameos 50 Cent, Roddy Ricch, Lil Baby, DaBaby, and Quavo, who appears three times.

 

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#TSRTunez: Peep the official cover art and track list for #PopSmoke’s album that just dropped

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50 Cent, who’s this executive producer of the project took to his page to reveal how they finally got the best cover art. And according to the rapper and business mogul, it was Pop’s mom who picked it out from the numerous covers that were designed.

“Thanks for helping find the right album art Pop’s mom picked this one so this is it,” Fif wrote under the cover art which is a rose in black and white format.

Fans however, were quite impressed with her selection and the body of work is already receiving praises from listeners online.

 

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Thanks for helping find the right album art Pop’s mom picked this one so this is it. 😉#bransoncognac #lecheminduroi

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