Pop Smoke's Family Opens Coffee Shop in Brooklyn

0:00On March 26th, Pop Smoke's family is keeping his spirit alive, right in his old Brooklyn neighborhood of Canarsie. They're launching a new coffee shop called Pop's Place, which is Brother O'Bossie Jackson just announced on Instagram. O'Bossie posted a hiring call for experienced baristas, urging serious applicants to reach out through direct messages. The spot is shaping up as more than a cafe. It's meant to be a community hub where people can connect and remember Pop Smoke. The rapper, born Bashar Baraka Jackson, was just 20 years old when he was killed in a home invasion in Los Angeles, back in February 20, 20. His sudden death rocked the hip-hop world and cut short a promising career, but his influence lingers on. The family has channeled that energy into the shoot for the stars' foundation, which his mother Audrey Jackson runs as executive director. It focuses on mentoring youth, providing resources and opportunities outside traditional schools, just like Pop Smoke aimed to do. Now Pop's Place steps into that legacy, blending culture, coffee, and community in the heart

1:03of Canarsie, ensuring his impact keeps growing strong.