Photo: Ibrahem Hasan
At noon on Thursday, Pop Smoke's estate announced that the late Brooklyn rapper's debut album will be released posthumously on June 12. Since the rapper's death in February, there had been rumblings about pushing out unreleased music, most notably from 50 Cent. On May 6, Victor Victor Worldwide, Pop's label, released a statement thanking the public for its continued love and support. The statement also mentioned that new music would be coming out this year. Though the release date is now set, details on who the album will feature have yet to be shared. In a recent interview with Ebro Darden on Beats 1, 50 Cent shared that he and Pop Smoke's team were waiting on features to come through, and made mention of wanting to have Roddy Ricch involved. See the album artwork below.
Update: This article previously stated that Victor Victor was Pop Smoke's management.
