Pop Smoke’s ‘Faith’ Album Tracklist Revealed Through Digital Scratch-Off Lottery Tickets

    Pop Smoke’s second posthumous album, Faith, is scheduled to arrive on Friday (July 16).

    Ahead of its highly anticipated release, Victor Victor CEO Steven Victor and the rest of Pop Smoke’s team revealed the project’s tracklist through the late rapper’s official website. 

    Fans were asked to sign up for a batch of digital scratch-off lottery tickets in order to reveal the tracks from the project. Initially thought to be 17 songs in length, the album actually has 21 tracks, including the previously teased single “Demeanor,” which possibly features Bruno Mars.

    That’s the one thing they left out — the actual guest features — but rumored collaborations include pop singer Dua Lipa, Kodak Black, Lil Tjay and Cardi B.

    Faith will serve as the follow-up to 2020’s Shoot For The Stars Aim For The Moon, which was executive produced by 50 Cent. 

    The project has proven to be a commercial hit after its initial debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. After three months, it returned to the top spot and has since been certified 2x-platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

    Pop Smoke ‘Faith’ Cover Art Original Photo Revealed

    Only time will tell if Faith will be able to attain the same level of success. Until its release, check out the full tracklist and cover art below.

    1. Coupe
    2. Beat the Speaker
    3. More Time
    4. Genius
    5. Demeanor
    6. 30
    7. Merci Beaucoup
    8. Top Shotta
    9. Woo Baby
    10. Bout a Million
    11. Good News
    12. 8-Ball
    13. Tell the Vision
    14. Back Door”
    15. Manslaughter
    16. What’s Crackin
    17. Mr. Jones
    18. Spoiled
    19. Brush Em
    20. Try It
    21. Outro

    6 thoughts on “Pop Smoke’s ‘Faith’ Album Tracklist Revealed Through Digital Scratch-Off Lottery Tickets

    1. This will flop big time. They should’ve just did a deluxe album instead of a whole new album with the 5 best left overs.

    2. Why don’t you scratch my balls and take a whiff? Smell like aged stilton, don’t it?

    3. boy these record companies stay trying to profit off you even when ya dead. look the “fans” that did “care” about smoke has ran off to other cloned Lil/young rappers. this won’t sell

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