Rappers either love or loathe Kendrick Lamar right now, especially those that hail from New York City. Harlem’s own A$AP Mob sat down with Funkmaster Flex to weigh in on K. Dot’s verse and more particularly, his “King of NY” claims.
A$AP Ferg will release his long-awaited debut Trap Lord tomorrow (August 20). We caught up with the Harlem native to discuss the album, whether he intentionally creates anthems, his A Bathing Ape collaboration, and more.
A$AP Ferg is currently on a press run to promote his Trap Lord album, but he allotted some to liberate a freebie track for fans called “Reynolds.” We assume the title may be a play on the namesake foil brand. Get it? It’s a proverbial “wrap.” No? Ok.
A$AP Ferg will release his debut Trap Lord in a week’s time, but before then, the rising MC whets appetites by streaming the full-length effort via his website.
A$AP Rocky has ascended to stardom. Now it’s A$AP Ferg‘s turn to shine, and so far, he’s been wearing his success with grace. With his debut project, Trap Lord, due to release August 20, renowned clothing brand A Bathing Ape (BAPE) unveil a limited edition t-shirt done in collaboration with the rising MC.
A$AP Ferg is carving out a nice lane as a soloist and the Harlem rapper’s debut album, Trap Lord, is due out by the end of the month. The A$AP Mob member recently held a listening session for his new project in NYC.
Can A$AP Ferg live up to the hype? We’ll have the answer to that question when the bubbling MC releases his Trap Lord project August 20. Before then, the Internets receive another sample via a syrupy tune called “Hood Pope.”
A$AP Mob’s next up, A$AP Ferg, is prepping the release of his long-awaited album Trap Lord. Last week, the rising MC delivered the artwork and today, he reveals the tracklist for his first body of work.
If A$AP Ferg‘s “Shabba” didn’t pique your interest initially, that should change after seeing the accompanying visual. Alongside A$AP Rocky and the entire A$AP Mob (or at least a good portion of them), Fergenstein introduces viewers to the lifestyle of the young, rich and famous, Harlem style.
A$AP Mob delegate A$AP Ferg comes through with “Shabba,” the first single from his forthcoming Trap Lord album. The Harlem rapper’s co-d A$AP Rocky drops a verse to make this a family affair.
A$AP Ferg has showed hints of star potential on guest appearances and his standout track “Work.” These brief stints in the spotlight have fans eagerly anticipating the young rapper’s debut project Trap Lord. After multiple push backs, the mixtape finally receives a formal release date.
Kid Ink recently unveiled a visual for “Bossin Up,” which appeared on his 2012 mixtape Rocketshipshawty. The treatment looked to be six months too late, but we find out today that the release was a minor move that set up the Los Angeles native perfectly to drop the remix.
