Rising Brooklyn rapper was tragically murdered earlier this year but his legacy lives on in the music landscape. The pulse of his city, the late 20-year-old contributed to a movement that has taken BK by storm, becoming one of the leading forces of the drill scene and promising to have a very successful year. Unfortunately, his life was cut short but that doesn’t mean we don’t miss him.

and Pop Smoke never got to collaborate in the studio but the former definitely would have liked the chance given his recent upload on Instagram.

Young Thug Remembers Pop Smoke
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Sharing a picture of the late rapper on his page, remembered Pop Smoke and what he meant to his city, dropping heart emojis in the caption. While he doesn’t say much else, this may be an indication of his willingness to be included on the upcoming posthumous album by the Victor Victor artist.

is currently working on the first posthumous album by Pop Smoke, hinting at a release in the next month. The project is . It’s possible that Thugger wants in on the album after this.

Rest in peace, Pop Smoke.