Pump Faking: Rappers Who Retired And Came Back

Hopsin

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In 2014, Hopsin announced his retirement from the game with a less than cryptic message on Instagram. “Over the past couple years I have come to conclusion that this profession just isn’t for me, so im going to venture out into new areas of life. I will always be an MC at heart, but this rap stuff just isn’t for me. I hope You guys can respect it. I’ve signed over my half of the funk volume label to my business partner Dame. I also wished Swizzz, Dizzy Wright and Jarren Benton good luck in their careers. Thank u all! I’m out.” Later, he would unretire and announce his new album Pound Syndrome.

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