I think itвЂ™s something that is hard to emulate by many, but with PopвЂ™s deep voice, he can also give a very melodic flow, or he could make New York anthems. There wasnвЂ™t any part of the album that felt too unfinished. The work that Pop Smoke left felt complete. I will be discussing lyrics, production, features, sales, and I will give this project a rating, but, as with all art reviews, my review of FaithВ is based on personal opinion. When listening to music, I listen for the vibe, lyrics, and production of the song, and as a listener, I expect artists to get out of their comfort zones and experiment. But like Pop Smoke, we will have to see how the rest of his career pan out. His team also announced the release of JuiceвЂ™s next project, The Party Never Ends. On the other hand, we have artists like Juice Wrld, who released Legends Never Die, which was really good. After his passing, his career seemed more like a money grab than for the love and respect for his music. Should we continue to release posthumous work? Many were unsatisfied with albums like Skins and Bad Vibes Forever by XXXTentacion because it felt unfinished and poorly curated, especially with the features. Personally, I think this brings up a significant question. With many artists in rap that have passed, the audience may receive unfinished work. Will this album move an audience in the same way his previous records did? This is a review. On July 16, 2021, his team released his sophomore posthumous album titled Faith. Since his death, he has released Shoot For the Stars, Aim For The Moon. I remember listening to вЂњWelcome to the PartyвЂќ and вЂњDiorвЂќ for the first time. With his ferocious voice and New York drill style, he effortlessly attracted a mainstream audience. This includes the likes of XXXTentacion, Juice Wrld, Lil Peep, and the great Pop Smoke.

In the past few years, there have been many mainstream artists passing away prematurely. Tracy Awino/Bleacher Report FAITH, BY POP SMOKE: BONAFIDE ALBUM OR MONEY GRAB?

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