Rocky sings here, which adds to the spaced-out vibe that truly serves as a something of a ‘tone poem’ depiction of the effects of the drug of both LSD and being infatuated. If the “Fine Whine” weren’t enough, Rocky tops it with “L$D,” a play on both the psychedelic drug and “Love, sex, dreams” which the acronym technically stands for. is nothing short of ‘druggy.’ From the lethargic, enigmatic production for the majority, A$AP’s lower-pitched vocals, to a killer reference to British pop-soul musician Duffy (“Wasted money on syrup and honey, she think she Duffy”), “Fine Whine” is definitely captivating. “Fine Whine” featuring Future, Joe Fox & M.I.A.
ASAP ROCKY AT LONG LAST ASAP FULL ALBUM CRACK
“Rap game like the crack game, swear it’s all the same, hustle / Whippin’ soda through the pot, watch it bubble… sellin’ coca on the charts, watch it double.”
Rocky interestingly likens promotion of himself in rap to hustling in the second verse: “Canal St.” featuring Bones is named after the famed street in Manhattan that’s incredibly busy, noted for its shopping opportunities, with many bootleg products. Ultimately, Rocky is the latest MC to assert ‘god’ status. “The pastor had a thing for designer glasses…the ushers keep skimmin’ the collection baskets.” He characterizes the clergy and church officers as hypocrites Despite it’s title, A$AP Rocky denounces religion (“They ask me why I don’t go to church no more / cause church is the new club and wine is the new bub”). “Holy Ghost” featuring Joe Fox kicks off the album in secular fashion – sacrilegious by all mean. While A$AP Rocky isn’t necessarily the deepest MC in the game (particularly referencing girls), on his latest album, at times the thoughts are deeper, the music more eclectic, and A$AP more of an idiosyncrasy within the rap game. On A.L.L.A., A$AP Rocky aims for bigger things.Īfter crashing onto the scene with a mixtape in 2011 and his major label debut in 2013, New York MC A$AP Rocky returns with his sophomore album, AT. A$AP Rocky returns with his highly anticipated sophomore album, At.
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