The Undeniable Greatness of Pop Smoke's “Something Special”

Pop Smoke's posthumous version of Tamia's 1998 R&B hit, So Into You, peaking at #7 on the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs. +74.

Critics noted the track for showing Pop Smoke's vocal versatility; his deep, gravelly voice naturally fit the classic R&B rhythm without relying heavily on aggressive auto-tune. Lyrical Themes and Analysis

Pop Smoke mixes classic "love language" tropes—like taking his partner on a shopping spree —with the realities of his lifestyle, mentioning he "keeps a glizzy" (firearm) because "shit could get sticky" in his city.

The song has been described as an anthem for "young dudes trying to express their feelings," blending bluntness with an unexpected tenderness. Commercial Impact