Steven Louis takes a look at A$AP Rocky's 'TESTING.'
| Acid Rocky: Is A.L.L.A. Deep or Dull? | May 29, 2015 |
A$AP Rocky drops his third album. Vogue rushes to catalog the fashion references.
| Miscellaneous Mumbling: A$AP Rocky Drones On | May 22, 2015 |
Rocky's latest leaves a ghostwriter desired.
| Legally Blind: A$AP Rocky Tackles Rod Stewart | May 13, 2015 |
At long last, a new auto-playing track for your Tumblr.
| Who is the Prettiest of Them All? A$AP Rocky “Pretty Flacko 2” | January 6, 2015 |
Art by Chad Cooper Chris Inoa is the Eastbay Catalog Killa “Multiply” was Rocky reintroducing himself to those of us who forgot about him while he was making dirty looking Jeremy Scott sneakers and being engaged to former America’s Next Top Model judges. Before the ball dropped in Times Square, just a few train stops uptown, […]
| Shy Glizzy and 2 Chainz and A$AP Rocky, Awwsome Show | October 22, 2014 |
One of the more preposterous arguments in favor of Kendrick’s “i,” was that the notion of self-love was inherently radical. And by definition of hating it, you were somehow against a positive affirmation of self and not a corny and cynical Grammy and licensing grab to out-Mackle Macklemore. As though self-esteem and motivation hasn’t been […]
| A$AP Rocky Lives On, Lives Long with “Multiply” | October 6, 2014 |
Deen is too clean to be a fashion killa Oh shit! ASAP Rocky back – and he’s in a foul mood. As a member of the peanut gallery put it, “King Hypebeast is here to get hypebeasts outta the paint for the 99 and 2 thou!” Its been a minute since we heard anything substantial […]
| Heisenferg: A$AP Ferg’s “Trap Lord” | August 21, 2013 |
Abe Beame does not tread lightly. With Trap Lord, Darold Ferguson Jr. introduces some much needed chaos to the A$AP universe. It’s bizarre, ugly and fascinating at every turn, fronted by an emotive wild card with a wildly malleable flow. The first member of the A$AP Mob to drop a solo record is able to […]
| The Alfred E. Neuman Rap of A$AP Mob’s “Lords Never Worry” | August 28, 2012 |
Lords Never Worry finally drops, boasting the least Jewish name for a rap record since Nigga Please. I am of the Semitic mindset that worrying is often a supremely effective artistic technique. It forces you to quit or improve. But rap and writing are wholly different entities. Drake is the most neurotic rapper of all-time […]
