VIDEO: CLASH MAGAZINE x A$AP ROCKY

In all honesty, I posted this because of the use of colours and textures and shapes. How much more praise can I award A$AP Rocky after having featured his related works twice in less than 24 hours? Peace.

VIDEO: A$AP ROCKY x "GOLDIE"

Directed by: A$AP Rocky My infatuation and overflowing approval of the A$AP Mob has its origin in their heavy similarity to my all-time favourite Rap crew, No Limit Soldiers. Excluding the harmonious blend of that Uptown, New York essence which is what is masterminding their prominence in today's music scene. And may earn them a spot in the list of rap legends in the future, I believe.

"Goldie" is the first single off of A$AP Rocky's debut album titled, Live.Love.A$AP which I hear is due out in the summer; July, I believe. Not only is he gifted in presence, delivery and distinction, he is also very talented in the directorial aspect. The concept of this video is unlike anything I have seen in the past 5-10 years from most mainstream artists; it's extravagant, oozes luxury - reminiscent of the 90s Bad Boy regime. I dig it. Peace.

VIDEO: A$AP ROCKY x "PESO"

Directed by: Abteen Baghari
Firstly: this video was so tastefully-done. Each scene complemented the essence of the song. Secondly: this track has been on repeat since the video dropped about a month ago. I enjoy A$AP Rocky's music. It's strangely alluring that he's Harlem-bred with a northern-southern integrated sound, stirred with an Old-school-west-coast appeal: the perfect blend, if you ask me. Man, Harlem hasn't conceived such promising talent since Dipset and my homie, Rich P. The plus side: I hear A.$.A.P. is an acronym for: Acquiring Status and Power; I love that.
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