‘s death has , and songs like “Dior,” and “Christopher Walken” serve as reminders what he was bringing to the game. While he had yet to reach the pinnacle his potential, Smoke was quickly solidifying himself as a fan-favorite, with his contribution to and the JACKBOYS’ “Gatti” marking his first song to hit the Hot 100 charts. Now, Smoke has done it again — though this time posthumously– with “Dior.” 

Billboard have revealed their updated Hot 100 charts, where Pop Smoke’s “Dior” is currently sitting at 49, between , , and Travis Scott’s “Give No Fux” and ‘s “Sum 2 Prove.” In a bittersweet turn, the song’s success likely came as a direct result Smoke’s passing, as is so ten the case whenever the game loses an artist. It should be noted that upon its initial release, Pop Smoke’s Meet The Woo 2 . Not bad for a 20-year-old newcomer — not bad at all.

It’s unclear whether his fans will continue to drive his music up the charts, but it’s certainly nice to see the young rapper’s legacy continue to shine. “Dior” served as a strong serving Smoke’s modus operandi; baritone bars, a darkly orchestral instrumental, and an infectious refrain. There’s no telling how far Pop Smoke might have gone had he not been murdered at the age 20. At least we had a chance to Meet The Woo before he shuffled f this mortal coil. Rest in peace, Pop Smoke.