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50 Cent has cast doubt on whether or not he will be involved in Pop Smoke s next posthumous album.
The musician, real name Curtis Jackson, executive produced Smoke s debut album Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon - released five months after Smoke was shot and killed in a home invasion in February 2020 - but he recently told interviewer Kris Kaylin he s unsure whether he ll be involved for the next record. Steven (Victor) was originally Pop s manager and the label person that he was signed to, he said. He talked to me about the new record, and I m not sure if I ll participate with this, that record.
After leading Shoot For The Stars, Aim For the Moon to be one of the best albums of 2020, 50 Cent will likely not have a hand in Pop Smoke’s next posthumous release.
The TV mogul spoke with Kris Kaylin and revealed that his role in the first, while highlighting the second.
“Steven [Victor] was originally Pop’s manager and the label person he was signed to,” 50 said. “He spoke to me about the new record. I’m not sure if I’ll participate with that record. I just wanted to make sure that his record did what it was supposed to.”