Why Pop Smoke & Juice WRLD’s Posthumous Albums Have Connected With Fans – Billboard

With the vast No. 1 arrival of the late Pop Smoke’s album Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon on the Billboard 200 chart, and with Juice WRLD’s admire posthumous birth Legends By no approach Die seemingly to keep a splash excessive on the tally next week, it’s plod that both albums are resonating with followers in enormous diagram.

On the most contemporary Billboard Pop Store Podcast (listen below), the crew takes a nearer explore at these two albums, why the 2 posthumous initiatives bear linked with followers and dive real into a dialogue referring to the considerations and considerations eager with releasing albums by artists who should not any longer with us.

As properly as, Pop Store hosts Jason and Keith chat about enormous chart news from the enviornment of Broadway, because the Hamilton: An American Musical forged album surges to No. 2 on the Billboard 200. The pair additionally evaluation the sustained repute of The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights,” and how the dilapidated No. 1 on the Billboard Sizzling 100 spends its 17th straight week locked in the highest 5 of the chart.

The Billboard Pop Store Podcast is your one-live shop for all things pop on Billboard‘s weekly charts. You potentially can constantly count on a full of life dialogue referring to the most contemporary pop news, enjoyable chart stats and tales, original tune, and guest interviews with tune stars and of us from the enviornment of pop. Informal pop followers and chart junkies can hear Billboard‘s senior director of charts Keith Caulfield and senior director, tune, Jason Lipshutz a week on the podcast, which is willing to be streamed on Billboard.com or downloaded in Apple Podcasts or your popular podcast provider. (Click on right here to listen to the old edition of the expose on Billboard.com.)