Only one train goes to Canarsie. Private houses with driveways and backyards line most blocks in the remote Brooklyn neighborhood, nestled in the southeast corner of the borough, overlooking the ...

*Roddy Ricch and 50 Cent pay tribute to their late collaborator Pop Smoke, who would’ve turned 21 on Monday (July 20) in his posthumously released music video “The Woo.” As archival footage of the ...

In 2021, Pop Smoke’s close friend Mike Dee told fans that the “Welcome To The Party” rhymer had no music left in the vault after the release of two posthumous albums. Now, his producer and manager ...

An 18-year-old murder suspect has admitted to killing Pop Smoke. According to a Los Angeles Times report, published on Friday (May 12), an 18-year-old man confessed to the murder of Pop Smoke in ...

A mural of Pop Smoke in his home neighborhood of Canarsie, Brooklyn has been defaced. On Wednesday, an image of the vandalized mural shows black spray paint that reads “Woo K,” which according to ...

One of the huge murals dedicated to late Brooklyn, N.Y. rapper Pop Smoke has been vandalized with spray paint. On Wednesday (Dec. 28), photos began to surface of the damage done to the Meet the Woo ...

On Thursday (April 6), one of the four men involved in the death of Pop Smoke was sentenced to prison, according to Billboard. Entering a guilty plea for voluntary manslaughter and home invasion ...

A new mural of Pop Smoke is stirring up quite a reaction amongst fans over the accuracy of the late rapper's likeness. Photos of the mural circulated online this week, showing Pop pulling a pose while ...

The last of Pop Smoke’s killers has been sentenced. According to Rolling Stone, Corey Walker, the sole adult at the time of Pop Smoke’s murder, was sentenced to 29 years in prison for his role in the ...

Three years after Pop Smoke’s (real name Bashar Barakah Jackson) tragic murder, the case is nearing a close. Revered as one of the driving forces behind New York’s drill music scene, the late rapper’s ...

Pop Smoke fans are in an uproar over a mural that does not look like the late New York rapper. A mural of late rapper Pop Smoke went viral for showing no resemblance to the “Welcome to the Party” star ...