Papoose - "Revenge (featuring Maino and Red Cafe)," "Global Warming Part 2," and "Obituary 2014" (3 tracks from Papoose's new album "You Can't Stop Destiny" produced by @GUNproductions)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Today, Papoose finally release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for purchase on iTunes). Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

“The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
“You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
“Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
“The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
“Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
“Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
“Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
“Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
“Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
“You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
“Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
“Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
“Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Album Stream)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

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After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) - "Illuminati" (Produced by Gemcrates)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) - "You Dragging It" (Produced by DJ Tip)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) - "Team US" (Produced by DJ Tip)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) - "Obituary 2014" (Produced by @GUNproductions)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) - "Global Warming Part 2" (Produced by @GUNproductions)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) featuring Maino and Red Cafe - "Revenge" (Produced by @GUNproductions)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) featuring A.G. - "Everything To Gain" (Produced by Showbiz)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) - "Wish A Nigga Would" (Produced by DJ TIP)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign - "Michael Jackson" (Produced by Ron Browz)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) - "You Ain't Built Like That" (Produced by Amadeus)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Album Stream)

Papoose - “You Can’t Stop Destiny” (Honor B$ Money Records)
After muscling in on the music industry in 2005, with the help from “The Drama King” DJ Kay Slay and the release of his breakout single “Alphabetical Slaughter” and sparking a bidding war that resulted in Papoose securing a $1.5 million compact with RCA/Jive Label Group.

After his debut studio album, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards) was put on the back burner, DJ Kay Slay and Papoose left Jive Records.

In 2012 he locked up a deal with San Francisco-based Fontana Distribution and finally released his much-touted debut album autonomously on March 26, 2013 and debuted at number 97 on the U.S. Billboard 200. In promotion of the album, he churned out numerous mixtapes on online mixtape distribution platform DatPiff including 2009’s 21 Gun Salute, 2010’s Papoose Season, 2011’s King Of New York and Most Hated Alive on December 4, 2012.

On June 2, 2013, Papoose "crashed" New York radio station Hot 97's annual hip-hop fest Summer Jam with the aid of indie label Top Dawg Entertainment (label home of Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul) and performed The Nacirema Dream's tertiary single "Get At Me" with Ron Browz.

On November 4, 2013, Papoose released Hoodie Season his first mixtape since his debut album, The Nacirema Dream. On 10/31/2013, he released the follow up to Hoodie Season, Blackballed Hiphops Nightmare on DatPiff.

Papoose is currently gearing up to release his second official album, You Can’t Stop Destiny (available for pre-order on iTunes) on Jul 17, 2015. Papoose has already leaked four singles from the upcoming album, Mobbing (featuring Troy Ave), The Plug, The Bank (Produced by Ron Browz), and Ron Browz produced Michael Jackson (featuring Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign). The production on You Can’t Stop Destiny was handled by several producers including Ron Browz, Amadeus, Havoc, DJ Premier, DJ Tip, Showbiz, GUN Productions, and Gemcrates.

July 12, 2015, Papoose and his bae announced that they will appear on the upcoming sixth season of VH1’s hit reality show Love and Hip-Hop: N.Y.

You Can’t Stop Destiny Tracklist

1. “The Bank” (Produced by Ron Browz)
2. “You Ain't Built Like That” (Produced by Amadeus)
3. “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave (Produced by Havoc)
4. “The Plug” (Produced by DJ Premier)
5. “Michael Jackson” featuring Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (Produced by Ron Browz)
6. “Wish A Nigga Would” (Produced by DJ Tip)
7. “Everything To Gain” featuring A.G (Produced by Showbiz)
8. “Revenge” featuring Maino & Red Cafe (Produced by GUN Productions)
9. “Team US” (Produced by DJ Tip)
10. “You Draggin It” (Produced by DJ Tip)
11. “Global Warming Part 2” (Produced by GUN Productions)
12. “Illuminati” (Produced by Gemcrates)
13. “Obituary 2014” (Produced by GUN Productions) (Bonus Track)

Papoose (@Papooseonline) featuring Troy Ave (@TroyAve) - "Mobbing" (Produced by @HAVOCMOBBDEEP)

Papoose featuring Troy Ave - "Mobbing" (Produced by Havoc)
On the Havoc-produced single from Papoose's upcoming album You Can't Stop Destiny, a rejuvenated Papoose and coke boy Troy Ave share tales from the hood over Havoc's menacing track. Purchase the single here

You Can't Stop Destiny in stores July 17th. Pre-oder Papoose's new album You Can't Stop Destiny on iTunes

Papoose (@Papooseonline) featuring Troy Ave (@TroyAve) - "Mobbing" (Produced by @HAVOCMOBBDEEP)

Papoose featuring Troy Ave - "Mobbing" (Produced by Havoc)
On the Havoc-produced single from Papoose's upcoming album You Can't Stop Destiny, a rejuvenated Papoose and coke boy Troy Ave share tales from the hood over Havoc's menacing track.

You Can't Stop Destiny in stores July 17th.