Pop Smoke famously credited Jay Gwuapo for encouraging him to start his rap career, making this collaboration particularly significant for the Brooklyn drill scene. Lyrics & Composition
The song and its music video were officially released on October 30, 2020, through From Nothing Records/Polo Grounds Music/RCA Records . Although the track had leaked months earlier in May 2020, the official drop was part of Gwuapo's Smoke Season project. pop_smoke_x_jay_gwuapo_black_mask_official_video
Jay Gwuapo is seen in various New York settings, including hitting the streets and a hotel suite. Some scenes feature Gwuapo wearing a gas mask while others show him alongside women bagging up cash. Pop Smoke famously credited Jay Gwuapo for encouraging
"Black Mask" is a dark street anthem that blends Brooklyn drill with trap elements. Visual Elements & Tribute pop_smoke_x_jay_gwuapo_black_mask_official_video