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See all ›King Beamo on Pop Smoke’s advice, 50 Cent co-sign, Cash Cobain & Bobby Shmurda | The Real Report
1:48person I think that could kill that record like that was probably going to be Pop Smoke. And that was it after that. Rest in peace to, you know, pop3:26void. We rest in peace Pop Smoke. We miss Pop Smoke. But you got it. Oh, thank you, bro. New York is back.50:17He went crazy. And you saying that [ __ ] You talking that talk like You talking that talk like Pop Smoke.
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See all ›Pop Smoke's Mom & Brother On How To Carry On His Legacy + Gives Their Take On Justice For Pop Smoke
Miss Jackson and Obasi discuss the release of Pop Smoke's posthumous album, sharing personal memories of his voice evolution, musical talent, and business acumen.summaryPop Smoke's unique voice was natural and developed through weightlifting, not studio effects; his mother initially mistook it for synthesizer processing.takeawayPop Smoke was a 'student of the game' who studied business, fashion, and music intently on his laptop, demonstrating a strong business mindset beyond just music.takeaway
50 Cent Breaks Down Every 'Power' Spinoff, Says He Would Direct A Tekashi 6ix9ine Scripted Series
The conversation also covers his views on industry controversies, political figures, and his role as a mentor to younger artists like Pop Smoke.summaryMentorship and Industry Influence: He actively mentors younger artists like Pop Smoke, advising them on safety and career longevity. He believes Pop Smoke's music will remain successful regardless of legal issues becausetakeaway
Migos On Pop Smoke, Bobby Shmurda, 'Culture III' Cementing Their Place In the Game
The conversation highlights the importance of mentorship, illustrated by the guest's guidance of Pop Smoke, and details their rigorous creative process for selecting and integrating features to ensure album cohesion.summaryMentorship Dynamics: The guest describes Pop Smoke as a 'sponge' who actively sought to learn and elevate his artistry, prompting the guest to provide guidance on both career moves and professional presentation.takeawayGenre Impact: Drill music is viewed as a significant genre evolution similar to triplet flows, with Pop Smoke credited with taking it to a global level.takeaway
Envy Caine on Ending ABG Neal’s Career, Doing Time for It, Brooklyn Drill & More
MV Kan provides an insider's account of New York drill's origins, highlighting the cultural shift from Chicago's serious tone to Brooklyn's dance-infused style and the pivotal role of Pop Smoke in globalizing the genre.summaryPop Smoke is credited with taking NY drill to an international level, elevating the genre beyond local politics to mainstream global recognition, whereas earlier artists like MV Kan and G's Gasoline were focused on localtakeaway“Pop Smoke took it to a different level yeah like he he made International... everybody played a role whoever made music so I'm not taking nothing from nobody but him he took it to a different level internationally”quote
King Beamo on Pop Smoke’s advice, 50 Cent co-sign, Cash Cobain & Bobby Shmurda | The Real Report
King Beamo discusses his rise from East New York to becoming a leading figure in the New York hip-hop scene, crediting his success to consistency, authentic street connections, and a strategic shift from street life to msummaryPop Smoke's posthumous advice that one cannot make millions in the streets but can make millions through music was a pivotal moment that shifted Beamo's focus entirely to his rap career.takeaway“Pop used to always go like... nowadays you're not going to make a million dollars in the street. You going to make a million dollars with some doing this... You playing like trying to get M in them streets. It's going tquote











