Shoot For The Stars Aim For The Moon

Miguel

Gone too soon. A decent posthumous release from Pop Smoke but some of the songs are clearly throwaways that have been stretched and had a feature artist thrown onto it to make it up to 3-4 minutes. Good production for the most part and some of the rap performances from Pop Smoke are good too. Few different styles in this album too, compared to his drill music he was known for. Top songs for me are ‘For The Night’ ft DaBaby & Lil Baby ‘Gangstas’ ‘Got It On Me’ ‘What You Know Bout Love’ ‘Something Special’

faizanbz

consequence

The Brooklyn dark horse welcomes listeners to one final party on his new posthumous record

pitchfork

The 20-year-old rising star was the voice of Brooklyn drill when he died. On his debut album, executive-produced by 50 Cent, his voice shines through despite a raft of unnecessary features.

fantano

Despite some questionable guest spots and stylistic detours, Pop Smoke's commercial debut showcases much of what made him such a unique voice in modern hip hop.

nme

Brooklyn rapper’s posthumous debut matches rising star’s ambition