Tag: A$AP FERG

  • J. Cole and Dreamville: ’D-Day’ mixtape with DJ Drama

    J. Cole and Dreamville: ’D-Day’ mixtape with DJ Drama

    J. Cole and the Dreamville army bring back the mixtape feel

    Just one day before April Fool’s Day (March 31), J. Cole and Dreamville release a new mixtape, D-Day, hosted by DJ Drama.

    News of the mixtape dropping came earlier on the aforementioned date, with less than 12 hours of promotion — showcasing true mixtape energy. Laced with 15 tracks, the tape also features notable names: Kenny Mason, Sheck Wes, ASAP Ferg, G Perico, REASON, 2 Chainz, and Young Nudy.

    The project couldn’t have come at a better time, considering Dreamville Music Festival is this weekend (April 2 and 3).

    Stream the mixtape below:

  • What does “A$AP” stand for?

    What does “A$AP” stand for?

    What does “A$AP” mean and stand for? and Who is in A$AP Mob?

    A$AP is used by rap collective A$AP Mob which was created by A$AP Yams. A$AP Mob members include; A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg, A$AP Bari, A$AP Ty Beats, A$AP Nast, A$AP Twelvy and A$AP Ant.

    Rest in Peace to A$AP Yams.

    A$AP stands for Always Strive And Prosper.

    During a 2012 interview with Complex, A$AP Bari, a founding member of A$AP Mob, recalled A$AP Mob name being made “One day, we were all in Wendy’s in SoHo. [I said] We should just be called PIF Unit.’ The s**t was like, Paid In Full, something. So one day, Yams was like, ‘F**k that. We’re called A$AP.’ I was like, ‘What the f**k that mean?’ He was like, ‘Always Strive And Prosper.’ I was like, ‘You know what, Yams? That s**t is too hard.’

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  • A$AP Ferg’s father, Darold Ferguson designed the Bad Boy Records logo

    A$AP Ferg’s father, Darold Ferguson designed the Bad Boy Records logo

    Growing up in a part of Harlem, New York known as “Hungry Ham (Hamilton Heights),” A$AP Ferg‘s late father, Darold Ferguson, owned a Harlem boutique and printed t-shirts and designed logos for record labels; including Diddy’s record label Bad Boy Entertainment. A$AP Ferg’s father, Darold Ferguson designed the Bad Boy Records logo in 1993. Diddy and A$AP Ferg have a close relationship and Diddy once gifted A$AP Ferg a Bad Boy Records chain.

    A$AP Ferg’s father, Darold Ferguson designed the Bad Boy Records logo

    A$AP Ferg thinks that he is the baby featured on his father’s Bad Boy Entertainment logo.

    A$AP Ferg explained in an instagram post

    “What a lot of people don’t know is that my father created the Bad Boy logo. Diddy and my pops was 2 kids running round Harlem with a dollar and a Dream. I used to see this logo in my fathers screen printing shop as a kid and always thought I was the baby in the logo I mean who else would it be? My first tour Puff congratulated me on my accomplishments and commended me for making it this far!!! We talked on a the phone for bout a hour before my set. Long story short it was only right I got the chain!! Gave it to me straight off his neck!!! Always love!!! Bad boy/Asap family #R.I.P.D-Ferg”

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  • Stream A$AP Ferg’s new album “Floor Seats”

    Stream A$AP Ferg’s new album “Floor Seats”

    Stream A$AP Ferg's new album "Floor Seats"

    A$AP Ferg has finally released his highly anticipated new project, Floor Seats, and it does not disappoint in any way. This project is very short and to the point; at 9 songs, it is full to the brim with energy and diversity, and does not sound too bulky or repetitive as a lot of newer rap albums tend to sound. The instrumentals on this project are super cool and unique; most songs on the record have a heavy and distorted trap feeling to them, but they also are very retro New York sounding as well.

    A lot of the instrumentals have melodies and horns that remind me a lot of songs by Jim Jones or 50 Cent in the early 2000s. This album is full of great features as well; A$AP Rocky, Rico Nasty, Asian Doll, Ty Dolla Sign, Brent Faiyaz, and MadeinTYO all provide excellent contributions to Floor Seats. This is not a record that you will want to miss! Check out A$AP Ferg’s new album Floor Seats below right now!

  • A$AP Ferg’s forthcoming album “Floor Seats” is releasing in July

    A$AP Ferg’s forthcoming album “Floor Seats” is releasing in July

    A$AP Ferg just announced his upcoming album is titled ‘Floor Seats‘ and is releasing in July. During his interview with Zane Lowe’s Beats 1, where he released his second single in months with his new song ‘Wigs’, he revealed he’s currently sitting on a completed album.

    There is no confirmed released date yet, but we can’t forget about this classic…..

    A$AP Ferg's forthcoming album "Floor Seats" is releasing in July

    So we incorporated it in a tweet, here are the funniest twitter reactions

    Caught on

    Just a bit

    The myth

    “Second”

    https://twitter.com/joshsigns/status/1144085198507859968

    He knew.

    https://twitter.com/Gator_Da_Great/status/1144104459464826881

    “Fifthcoming”

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