Pop Smoke

1999–2020 (age 21)

Rapper and songwriter

Biography

Pop Smoke rose quickly as a rapper and songwriter, blending Brooklyn drill with melodic storytelling while still in his teens.

Though his life ended far too soon, his bold creativity reshaped contemporary music and his fans continue to carry forward the energy he unleashed.

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