Pop Smoke's producer Rico Beats says the late Brooklyn rapper wouldn't have approved 99 percent of the music that was released after his death.

Pop Smoke's producer Rico Beats, who he likely worked with the most throughout his short career, explained that the vault is now empty.

Pop Smoke was just 20 years old and posthumously earned his first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon. His songs Dior, What You Know Bout Love, and For The Night ...

Pop Smoke and ‘Hamilton’ Shake Up the Billboard Chart The posthumous debut album by the Brooklyn rapper landed at No. 1, becoming one of the biggest releases of a slow summer in music.