Fans Go Emotional Listening To Pop Smoke’s Posthumous Album

Pop Smoke Posthumous Album ‘Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon’ Drops & People Are In Their Feelings

Pop Smoke was on his road to stardom with his song buzzing around as the newest superstar, but unfortunately, he life was cut short after invaders shot him dead at his Los Angeles apartment in February.

50 Cent then volunteered to be the executive producer of Pop’s posthumous album and has since kept fans anticipating for the release.

However, there were a bit of drama when the artwork was revealed. Eventually, it was the late rapper’s mom pick that was used for the cover. And the highly anticipated project dropped earlier today, putting fans in a frenzy mode.

 

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On Friday, ‘Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon’ dropped and the 19 tracks body of work featuring top notches including Quavo, Lil Baby, DaBaby, 50 Cent, Roddy Ricch, Future, Swae Lee, Rowdy Rebel, Tyga, Karol G, and King Combs.

Although fans were very excited about the release, the album is subsequently making them feel particularly emotional at the same time. “Popsmoke’s album has me vibing and emotional at the same time #RIPWOO,” a twitter user wrote.

“Me listening to Pop Smoke realizing that this is it, they killed another legend, and we’ll never get a chance to see him perform these songs,” another user tweeted.

And a particular lyric really hit hard off the album. “God gave me a lot in some months, but it could go in a second,” Pop raps on “Tunnel Vision (Outro).

See some reactions on twitter below :

This Pop Smoke album got the whole TL like #RIPWOO pic.twitter.com/dvMSw0yMax

— XXL Magazine (@XXL) July 3, 2020

Popsmoke’s album has me vibing and emotional at the same time #RIPWOO pic.twitter.com/M1YzV2dW57

— ناتاشا ❥ (@Natxshha) July 3, 2020

10 mins into this Pop Smoke I can’t believe he’s gone 🥺🐐 #RIPWOO pic.twitter.com/Xus5rcNj8X

— deka 💫 (@dekaliketen) July 3, 2020

Me bumping this new Pop Smoke but remembering he’s gone 😭 pic.twitter.com/vJAy6cfvl3

— Tosin⚡️ (@tosinn___) July 3, 2020

Listening to Pop Smoke got me like pic.twitter.com/ZFeZfqmzOB

— Still W.I.L.L🐸 (@wholelottarap12) July 3, 2020

How I’m listening to the pop smoke album rn: pic.twitter.com/w3OuhbNH5S

— Hamza 😈 (@sheikhharden123) July 3, 2020

Me listening to Pop Smoke realizing that this is it, they killed another legend, and we’ll never get a chance to see him perform these songs.#RIPWOO pic.twitter.com/j9MI98ulyP

— thara (@xztarh) July 3, 2020

crying & vibin at the same time 😢 #RIPWOO pic.twitter.com/qx4ZeEIWvy

— 10TAVY (@10TAVY) July 3, 2020

Me the first half vs the second of pop smoke ‘s album pic.twitter.com/rrKYgxtR3z

— N 💫💙🐉 (@lilnxmi) July 3, 2020

“God gave me a lot in some months, but it could go in a second” fuck bro #RIPWOO pic.twitter.com/8kRMGTxcPz

— Maliek (the one with the white jumper 🥺👉🏾👈🏾) (@swbmz) July 3, 2020

Pop smoke: “God gave me a lot in some months, but it could go in a second” pic.twitter.com/ylLCzPpDas

— BIG092MLBOA 💫 (@nbaboogz) July 3, 2020

Man RIP Pop Smoke 😔 pic.twitter.com/ZkuNcWtnQR

— Mr We$t (@musaxv) July 3, 2020

Niggas really killed Pop smoke at the peak of his career smh …he supposed to be celebrating his first album #PopSmoke 🥀🕊 pic.twitter.com/RxE5CGYtR8

— Boneless🔮 (@B0nelessJr) July 3, 2020