A$AP Ferg’s dropping his Trap Lord on August 20 and is the voice of the hoods worldwide on his new track. Peep his freestyle with Tim Westwood after the jump.
A$AP Ferg’s dropping his Trap Lord on August 20 and is the voice of the hoods worldwide on his new track. Peep his freestyle with Tim Westwood after the jump.
Ferg lets his taco meat hang out on the cover of his debut set, Trap Lord. Album drops on August 20th. After the jump, Rocky takes MTV behind the scenes of “Phoenix”.
Starring a Shabba Ranks look-a-like, Ferg and Rocky throw a house party in their video. The song will appear on Ferg’s Trap Lord dropping on August 20.
40 Oz Van is currently across the pond and last Saturday held a launch party for his “LDN” snapback. Here’s footage from the event featuring performances from A$AP Ferg and Travis Scott.
Boo-ya-ka-boo-ya ka! Inspired by the dancehall legend, A$AP Ferg delivers his new single featuring cohort A$AP Rocky. Put a knife and fork in this one. Reportedly off his upcoming project Trap Lord dropping August 20th. flex
For this week’s BET freestyle series, A$AP Ferg stepped up to the mic and repped for his A$AP Mob crew. His Trap Lord is expected to arrive August 20.
Whatever color you choose to rep, YG takes it across country and throws up his solider flag with A$AP Ferg. Off of DJ Radio and Drama’s upcoming, Mr. Sold Out Pt. 25.
A$AP recognized the thugs from Cleveland by bringing out Layzie, Bizzy and Wish for “Thuggish Ruggish Bone”. Below, A$AP Ferg ran through his “Work (Remix)” with Trinidad James and ScHoolboy Q.
Off DJ Radio and DJ Drama’s upcoming mixtape Mr. Sold Out Pt. 25, YG and A$AP Ferg empty their clip on their collaboration. Play first, ask questions last. hhnm
With the assistance of French and Ferg, Kid Ink takes matters into his own hands with this new track off Almost Home. flex
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