How would you feel if you were an aspiring rapper and you found out that a veteran rapper you respected wanted to collaborate with you? Pretty great, right? But how would you feel if said “collaboration” went the worst way possible? Well, Complex found out with the new episode of their prank show Troll’d.

Papoose will release his sophomore album, You Can’t Stop Destiny, tomorrow via RBC Records and the album includes singles such as the DJ Premier produced “The Plug” (which was premiered by XXL), “Mobbing” featuring Troy Ave and produced by Havoc (which was premiered by Complex), “The Bank” (which was premiered by HipHopDX) and “Michael Jackson” which Pap describes as a “autobiographical and audio testament to his and Remy’s story; a story of true and enduring love” which features Remy Ma & Ty Dolla $ign (and was premiered by FADER).

Pap & Remy’s story has seen them become trending topics on Twitter and Facebook for the better part of a week and that story will also be chronicled on the upcoming season of Love & Hip Hop NY.

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Papoose drops a video today for “The Bank” which will be found on his upcoming sophomore album, You Can’t Stop Destiny. On this new project, Papoose will be re-connecting with familiar faces as he rekindles undebiable chemstiry with DJ Premier, Havoc, Ron Browz, Amadeus and his better half Remy Ma. He brings in more familiar faces to usher in an updated aesthetic, including Showbiz & A.G., Maino, Red Café, and Troy Ave on the Havoc produced lead-single “Mobbing”. Ty Dolla $ign appears on the radio-ready future single “Michael Jackson”, which also includes Remy Ma. Watch “The Bank” below and get prepared for more Papoose with his album dropping July 17th.

Pre-order You Can’t Stop Destiny on iTunes and you will receive his “Mobbing” single featuring Troy Ave.

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