Woo forever.

Brooklyn rapper Pop Smoke lives forever with his first posthumous album, Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon.

Released through Steven Victor’s label, Victor Victor Worldwide, and executive produced by 50 Cent, the LP is powered by the balling anthem “Make It Rain” featuring Rowdy Rebel and also includes last year’s hit “Dior” as a bonus track. The 19-track boasts guest features from 50 Cent, Roddy Ricch, Lil Baby, DaBaby, Quavo, Future, Polo G, Swae Lee, Tyga, King Combs, and KAROL G. With the release, Pop releases the video to his 50 Cent “Many Men” remake, “Got It On Me” which includes a collage of footage before his untimely demise.

Pop Smoke was murdered at a residency in Los Angeles back in February in what police believe was a targeted hit. The case is still unsolved. Just weeks before his killing, he released Meet The Woo 2, a follow-up to his breakout tape, Meet The Woo. Since then, Pop’s released a few loosies including the gritty Dave East-assisted “How We Move” and the celebratory cut “Shake The Room” with Quavo.