Pop Smoke is actually a commercial figure not did his music front, frontline more fortune under coverage he found career but looking his his first Posthumous album, Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon then it’s safe to say hip-hop has also lost another studio material.

The rapper in question was tragically killed earlier this year been February. To what investigators had, the rapper was shot in his home but in development update regards to his killing five people have arrested for murdering the Brooklyn rapper super-rapper.

The report is gradually expanding in the midst of his Posthumous album, which is currently stomping to hit No. 1 Billboard with it’s biggest force attached. The star-studded full-length project isn’t aspiring for No. 1 but desperation is rare to be predict as restriction since the album first week sale isn’t competing, though keep reaping the No. 1 rewards.

The album has been winning No. 1 right United States following it’s official release but the positive heck here is that Pop Smoke’s  Shoot for the Stars.. is forwarding to Billboard No. 1. The album is projected to top the chart with 200,000-225,000 album-equivalent units, according to HITS Daily Double. That sum includes an estimated 225 million streams and 35,000-45,000 traditional album sales.

According to Forbes, A No. 1 debut exceeding 200,000 equivalent units would mark a quantum leap over Pop Smoke’s last release, Meet the Woo 2, which debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 with 36,000 album-equivalent units.

Pop Smoke Posthumous album is truly and already spotting close to Zoro number at Billboard. The rapper also had recognition on Billboard, I mean his second Mixtape joined the top 10 before his death. Meanwhile to maintain his growing bigger, his team and family then worked out Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon which is the Posthumous album, executively produce by 50 Cent who has been vocal for him.

Are you literally suprise after the album packed slew of hip-hop talents like Quavo, Lil Baby, DaBaby, Future, Roddy Ricch and more.

50 Cent, who served as executive producer on Shoot for the Stars, celebrated its first-week projections in an Instagram post on Sunday. “So they do want to f**k wit the Woo,” he wrote alongside a photo of Pop Smoke. So are we saying a very big congratulations to late Pop Smoke, Of course YES in advance.