Rakim Athelaston Mayers[2] (born October 3, 1988), known professionally as ASAP Rocky (/ˈeɪsæp/ AY-sap; stylized as A$AP Rocky), is an American rapper. Born and raised in Harlem, he embarked on his musical career as a member of the hip hop collective ASAP Mob, from which he adopted his moniker. In August 2011, Mayers' single "Peso" was leaked online and within weeks, began receiving radio airplay.[3] He signed with Polo Grounds Music, an imprint of RCA Records in October of that year, and shortly after, released his debut mixtape, Live. Love. A$AP (2011) to widespread critical acclaim.[4][5]
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| Born | Rakim Athelaston Mayers October 3, 1988 New York City, U.S. |
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| Education | Bayard Rustin Educational Complex |
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| Years active | 2007–present |
| Agent | William Morris Endeavor |
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| Partner | Rihanna (2019–present)[1] |
| Children | 2 |
| Awards | Full list |
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| Website | asaprocky.com |
Mayers' debut studio album, Long. Live. A$AP (2013) peaked the Billboard 200, received double platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), and saw positive critical reception. The album was supported by his first Billboard Hot 100 entry as its lead single: "Fuckin' Problems" (featuring Drake, 2 Chainz and Kendrick Lamar), which peaked at number eight on the chart and received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Rap Song. His second album, At. Long. Last. A$AP (2015) likewise debuted atop the chart and saw continued critical praise; its single, "L$D" earned his second Grammy Award nomination for Best Music Video at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards. His third album, Testing (2018) peaked within the top five of the Billboard 200 and seven other countries, while his fourth album, Don't Be Dumb is scheduled for release in 2024.
Mayers has won a BET Award, two BET Hip Hop Awards, an MTV Video Music Award Japan and an MTVU Woodie Award, as well as being nominated for two Grammy Awards, six World Music Awards, three MTV Video Music Awards and two MTV Europe Music Awards. Furthermore, Mayers is also a music video director, and produces records for other artists under the pseudonym Lord Flacko.[6][7]
Early life
Rakim Athelaston Mayers was born on October 3, 1988, in the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan, a borough of New York City.[8] His father is from Barbados.[9] He has an older brother (deceased) and an older sister, Erika.[10][11] Both Rakim and Erika's names are taken from the Eric B. & Rakim duo.[12] His cousin is fellow ASAP Mob member ASAP Nast.[13]
Mayers started rapping at age nine, when he moved to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.[14] He learned how to rap from his older brother, who also wore the Cornrows hairdo that A$AP Mayers later adopted. When Mayers was 13, his brother was killed in Harlem.[15] The death inspired Mayers to take rapping more seriously.[16] Mayers grew up admiring Harlem-based rap group The Diplomats. He was also influenced by Mobb Deep,[17] Three 6 Mafia, UGK, Run DMC, Wu-Tang Clan, and Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.[18]
When Mayers was 12 years old, his father went to jail and he spent his teenage years moving around homeless shelters with his mother and sister.[19] After living for a period in a shelter with his mother in New York City, he moved to Midtown Manhattan.[10] His father died in 2012.[20]
Career
2007–2011: Career beginnings
In 2007, Mayers joined the A$AP Mob crew, a Harlem-based collective of rappers, producers, music video directors, fashion designers, and bikers who shared similar interests in music, fashion, style, and art.[21] It had been formed by A$AP Yams, A$AP Bari and A$AP Illz.[22][23] In July 2011, Mayers released his single "Purple Swag" which quickly became a street anthem in New York City.[citation needed]
In August 2011, Mayers’ single "Peso", was leaked online and within weeks received airplay on the high-profile Hot 97 New York radio station.[3] After he released a music video for his song "Purple Swag", he received attention from several record labels. In October, he released the mixtape Live. Love. A$AP to critical acclaim. Earlier that month, he signed a two-year, $3 million record deal with Bryan Leach's Polo Grounds Music, which at the time was distributed by Clive Davis' Sony Music division of J Records.[24] Upon his record deal, Mayers started a label, A$AP Worldwide, with A$AP Yams.[22] However, Mayers’ deal with J Records would be short-lived,[citation needed] when on October 7, RCA Music Group announced that it was merging J alongside Arista and Jive Records into RCA Records.[4] With the shutdown, Mayers (and all other artists previously signed to these three labels) will release future material under the RCA brand.[25] On December 5, he was nominated for BBC's Sound of 2012 poll.[26]
2012–2014: Touring and Long. Live. A$AP
In February 2012, Mayers joined Kendrick Lamar as the opening act for Drake's Club Paradise Tour.[27] In June, SpaceGhostPurrp, founder of Miami-based collective Raider Klan and Mayers’ past collaborator, accused A$AP Twelvyy of jumping Raider Klan's Matt Stoops and subsequently disassociated himself from A$AP Mob and Mayers in a YouTube video.[28] He and Raider Klan also accused ASAP Mob of copying their style,[28] and Mayers of using lyrics from SpaceGhostPurrp's song "My Enemy" on "Goldie".[29] Mayers responded in a July interview for MTV, saying that SpaceGhostPurrp is "try[ing] to build hype" and told him to "stick to makin' beats".[28]
In July 2012, Mayers performed at the Pitchfork Music Festival.[30] He was scheduled to make his network television debut on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on July 20,[30] but he was then arrested the night before, after an alleged involvement in a brawl, with 21-year-old artist iRome. The scuffle took place in downtown Manhattan and the performance was canceled.[31][32] After it was rescheduled for August 21, Mayers performed "Goldie" on the show.[33] On September 6, he also performed a guest rap on Rihanna's "Cockiness (Love It)" at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards.[34]
Mayers recorded his debut studio album Long. Live. A$AP, along with several producers, such as Clams Casino, Hit-Boy, Friendzone, A$AP Ty Beats, Soufein3000 and Joey Fat Beats.[35] "Goldie" was released as the album's first single on April 27.[36] On August 27, his crew A$AP Mob released the mixtape Lords Never Worry as a free download.[37] During September through November, Mayers promoted the album with the 40-date national concert tour, the Long Live ASAP Tour, with opening acts ScHoolboy Q, Danny Brown, and A$AP Mob.[38] Long. Live. A$AP was released on January 15, 2013, to mostly positive reviews from critics.[39] The album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, with first-week sales of 139,000 copies in the United States.[40] As of March 13, 2013[update], it has sold 284,000 copies.[41] On March 16, 2015, Long. Live. A$AP was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), for the shipment of 500,000 copies in the United States.[42][43]
On April 12, 2013, in an interview at Wild 94.9 radio station, Mayers revealed that he was working on an instrumental album, which he plans on releasing without notice. He even discussed his favorite music videos and talked about his desire to collaborate with veteran rapper André 3000.[44] On June 21, Mayers told MTV News that he had completed his debut instrumental album, which mostly consists of ambient oriented instrumental tracks, titled Beauty & The Beast: Slowed Down Sessions (Chapter 1) and was originally set to be released during the summer for free download.[45] However, that album was delayed with no release date announced. Mayers previewed two snippets that would have made the Beauty & The Beast: Slowed Down Sessions (Chapter 1) compilation, titled "Riot Rave" and "Unicorn".[46] The project has not been released as of 2023.
2015–2017: At. Long. Last. A$AP
On March 16, 2014, Mayers announced that he was working on his second studio album, entitled A.L.L.A. (an acronym for At. Long. Last. A$AP)[47] which was a follow-up to his debut album, Long. Live. A$AP.[48] Upon the wake of a delay of the ASAP Mob album, L.O.R.D., Mayers subsequently collaborated with cohorts A$AP Ferg, Nast and Twelvyy on the album's third single, "Hella Hoes", which was released on June 6, 2014.[49] Nonetheless, A$AP Mob leader A$AP Yams announced on his Tumblr account that the album had been shelved.[50]
On October 3, 2014, his 26th birthday, Mayers launched a short-lived music giveaway called Flacko Jodye Season,[51] which first premiered with "Multiply", which featured additional vocals from Juicy J;[52][53] later released on iTunes one week after its premiere.[54][55]
On New Year's Day 2015, Mayers released his second album's lead single, "Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye 2 (LPFJ2)", a sequel to "Pretty Flacko".[56] Then, on January 18, seventeen days after the single's release, Mayers’ mentor and partner, Steven "A$AP Yams" Rodriguez, died at the age of 26.[57][58] However, some reports later stated that Yams' cause was ruled acute mixed drug intoxication[59] while Mayers and several A$AP Mob members and affiliates said that the late leader of the collective died due to his sleep apnea, which caused asphyxiation and pulmonary aspiration.[60][61][62] Weeks after Yams' death, Mayers revealed that At. Long. Last. A$AP was executive-produced by rapper Juicy J, producer Danger Mouse, Mayers and Yams themselves.[63][64][65]
In 2015, Mayers appeared in a cameo role in the indie comedy-drama, Dope. The film premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival on January 21, 2015.[66] It opened in all movie theaters on June 12.[67] There at the event, Mayers explained his expressions and grief over the death of his own friend and partner; performed "Multiply" on-stage as a dedication to his loving memory, minutes before running backstage to calm down.[68]
In March 2015, Mayers said in an interview with MTV News that he made songs such as "Wild For The Night" and "Fuckin' Problems" for mainstream commercial success, and that he now hated those songs.[69]
On April 8, 2015, the rapper released a song, titled "M'$", debuted during an interview with the Red Bull Music Academy, and was released on the iTunes Store two days later,[70] however, it was announced that the song was not an official single from the album.[71] The album, however, did include a remixed version of the track that replaced Mayers’ second verse with a guest verse from Lil Wayne. On May 9, Mayers unveiled the album's cover art on his official Instagram page, with the caption "AT LONG LAST...."[72] On the same day, he then released the album's alternative artwork[73] and released the album's second single, titled "Everyday" featuring Rod Stewart, Miguel and Mark Ronson (the latter of which also produced the track alongside Emile Haynie).[74][75] Mayers also announced that the release date for A.L.L.A. was updated to June 2, 2015; however, on May 25, 2015, around 6:00 PM EDT, the album leaked online, approximately one week before its expected release.[76] Subsequently, Mayers tweeted to announce that the album will be released at midnight (May 26), changing the date a week early.[77]
Upon its release, At. Long. Last. A$AP received generally positive to mixed reviews from music critics.[78] Overall, the album was supported by the release of three singles: "Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye 2 (LPFJ2)", "Everyday" and "L$D". At. Long. Last. A$AP debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, selling 116,000 copies in the United States.[79] In conclusion to this, it also gave Mayers his second consecutive number one album on the charts to date.[80] In Canada, the album debuted at number one, with 11,000 copies sold.[81] The album has spent two more weeks beyond the top ten of the Billboard 200.[82][83] As of July 2015[update], the album has sold 215,000 copies in the United States.[84] It has sold 60,662 copies in the United Kingdom, as of June 2015[update].[85] However, despite being his second consecutive number-one album, At. Long. Last. ASAP began to decline in album-equivalent sales, becoming Mayers’ lowest-selling album in his career.[citation needed]
On June 11, 2015, Mayers was featured on The Tonight Show, where he performed the song "L$D" with The Roots. In June, it was confirmed that he was featured on the single "Good for You" by Selena Gomez. In June 2015, he appeared on the "Carpool Karaoke" segment of The Late Late Show, riding with Rod Stewart and host James Corden.[86]
Mayers is featured on "Blended Family (What You Do for Love)", a track written with Alicia Keys for her sixth studio album Here in 2016.[87] He is also featured on two tracks from the 2017 album Lust for Life by Lana Del Rey. The tracks are called "Summer Bummer", which also features Playboi Carti, and "Groupie Love".[88] He is featured along with rapper Cardi B on "No Limit" by G-Eazy, released in September 2017. [89] He also featured in "Pick It Up" by Famous Dex, released in October 2017.[90]
2018–present: Testing and upcoming fourth studio album
On January 23, 2018, Mayers released "☆☆☆☆☆ 5ive $tar$" on SoundCloud, produced by Metro Boomin, Frans Mernick, Jordan Blackmon and Daniel Lynas and featuring uncredited vocals by DRAM.[91] Over the following two days he shared "Above", produced by Mernick and "Money Bags Freestyle (Dean Blunt Meditation)", produced by Blunt and featuring uncredited vocals by Lil Yachty. The songs were captioned "TESTING COMING SOON" and "THIS IS JUST A TEST", leading to speculation that they were in promotion of an upcoming studio album entitled Testing.[92][93] On February 16, Mayers collaborated with Gucci Mane and 21 Savage for "Cocky", in promotion of the film Uncle Drew. He released the single "Bad Company" on March 27. It features rapper BlocBoy JB, as well as further allusions to Testing in its marketing.[94] On April 5, he released a second single: "ASAP Forever". The song samples record producer Moby's 2000 single "Porcelain", crediting him as a featured artist. It was premiered on The Tonight Show alongside new track "Distorted Records", and a music video was released the following day.[95] A day later he was featured on the song "One Track Mind", from rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars' fifth studio album America.
On May 25, 2018, Mayers released Testing to generally positive reviews from critics. It debuted at number four on the US Billboard 200, becoming Mayers’ third consecutive top-five album on the chart, but another low-seller.[96][97] In its second week, the album dropped to number 15, with 26,000 album-equivalent units (1,000 copies).[98] The following week, Testing dropped to number 22 on the chart.[99] On July 23, 2018, Mayers and Tyler, the Creator announced a collaborative project, WANGSAP, by releasing a music video of a remix of Monica's "Knock Knock" called "Potato Salad" on AWGE's "AWGE DVD (Vol. 3)".[100] However, on January 23, 2019, Tyler, the Creator announced this album never existed.[citation needed]
In May 2019, Juicy J announced Mayers began working on his upcoming album, formerly titled All Smiles.[101][102] On August 28, Mayers released the music video for "Babushka Boi". It was directed by Nadia Lee Cohen.
In October 2021, Mayers released his 2011 mixtape Live. Love. ASAP to all streaming platforms in celebration of its 10-year anniversary.[103]
Mayers appeared on two tracks from Nigo's album, I Know Nigo!, released March 25, 2022, the opening track "Lost and Found Freestyle 2019" with Tyler, the Creator, and the single, "Arya".[104] Mayers supported the Red Hot Chili Peppers on their 2022 international stadium tour. After he arrived late for a performance at Old Trafford, Manchester, he performed a shortened 20-minute set after the Chili Peppers.[105]
In May 2022, Mayers released the single, "D.M.B.",[106] and followed up in December with "Shittin' Me".[107][108] Also in December, he appeared on producer Metro Boomin's album Heroes & Villains, on the track "Feel the Fiyaaaah", which also featured late rapper Takeoff, who was gunned down a month prior to the album's release.[109] He then confirmed a new album with production from Metro Boomin to materialize in the future.[110][111] Later that month, he named his upcoming fourth album, Don't Be Dumb.[112][113][114]
Business ventures
In October 2011, Mayers signed a record deal with Sony Music Entertainment worth $3 million ($1.7 million of which was earmarked for his solo work; $1.3 million earmarked to fund his company).[115] Mayers said that he sought a "bigger platform" for him and his collective with the deal.[5] His first studio album planned to be under the deal, but it allowed him to continue releasing mixtapes through Sony/RED.[5] Fellow rapper and A$AP Mob member A$AP Ferg also signed a joint venture deal with the RCA-distributed Polo Grounds Music; Ferg released his single "Work", for digital retail via various platforms. He later announced an official remix featuring Mayers, French Montana, ScHoolboy Q and Trinidad James.[116]
In 2013, he and ASAP Mob co-founder ASAP Bari[117] released his A$AP merchandise brand, and went to collaborate with high-profile fashion designer and close friend Raf Simons.[118][119] On October 2, 2014, Mayers announced he had officially signed a contract for worldwide representation with William Morris Endeavor.[120]
In February 2016, Guess released a collaboration with Mayers called GUE$$, which was inspired by Mayers’ admiration for the brand's vintage '90s clothing that he wore while growing up.[121]
In 2022, Mayers launched his own brand of whisky called Mercer + Prince. It was officially launched on the Revolt TV show, Drink Champs, during a segment in a two-hour long interview.
In 2023, he collaborated with Gucci (Guilty perfume advertisements), Puma (sneakers in collaboration with F1) and with Bottega Veneta on a groundbreaking campaign based on paparazzi candids.
Personal life
From 2011 to 2012, Mayers dated Australian rapper Iggy Azalea.[122][123] He began dating model Chanel Iman in early 2013, and in April 2014, they were reported to be engaged,[124] but broke up in June 2014.[125]
On May 19, 2021, Mayers revealed during an interview with GQ that he is in a relationship with Barbadian singer Rihanna, describing her as "the love of my life".[126] The two were first linked in 2013, after Mayers opened up for Rihanna's Diamonds World Tour.[127] On January 31, 2022, People reported that the couple was expecting their first child.[128] On May 19, 2022, it was confirmed that Rihanna had given birth to a boy.[129][130][131] On May 10, 2023, Mayers revealed their child's name as RZA Athelaston Mayers, named after the Wu-Tang Clan founder and leader RZA.[132][133] During the Super Bowl LVII halftime show, Rihanna revealed that she was pregnant with their second child. Their second son, Riot Rose, was born in August of that year.[134][135][136]
Mayers was a pescetarian.[137] In 2012, he transitioned to a vegetarian diet with the help of his vegan manager after learning of the horrors of the poultry industry.[138] On his 2019 single "Babushka Boi", Mayers stated he is vegan.[138][139][140]
Mayers has said that while he was raised in a Christian household, he does not like going to an organized church, and instead has "[his] own relationship with God... I pray every day before I go to sleep."[141] He addresses these views in the song "Holy Ghost" on his 2015 album At. Long. Last. ASAP. During Mayers’ 2019 incarceration in Sweden, he prayed to keep himself occupied.[142]
Legal issues
In 2006, Mayers served two weeks in Rikers Island where he shared a cell with future rapper Casanova.[143]
Assault in Sweden
In July 2019, Mayers was arrested initially for aggravated, then for simple assault in Stockholm, Sweden, after an altercation in the street against a man named Mustafa Jafari and another person that involved Mayers and three of his entourage on June 30.[144][145][146] Jafari was beaten, kicked, and cut with broken bottles when down on the ground.[147] He suffered several cuts, requiring stitches, and a fractured rib.[148] Mayers uploaded two videos of the incident to Instagram. In the first, he and his entourage repeatedly ask two young men, including Jafari, to stop following them as the latter complains about his headphones.[149] In the other, created from footage of assorted events, Jafari's headphones break during a scuffle, and he is seen hitting Mayers’ bodyguard with them. A woman is also seen in the video, accusing the two men of groping.[150][151] Henrik Olsson Lilja, the defense attorney for Mayers, maintained that his client acted in self-defense after being attacked by Jafari.[152]
Mayers’ bodyguard filed a counter-complaint against Jafari,[153] and Jafari was initially suspected of harassment and minor assault or possibly attempted assault.[154] The investigation against Jafari was dropped as prosecutors said he acted in self-defense, after being grabbed by the neck and pushed by the bodyguard.[155][156] Mayers was arrested after being allowed to finish his gig at Stadion.[157][158] As it was judged there was a risk that he may flee or tamper with evidence, he was kept in custody at Kronoberg Remand Prison until the trial,[159][160][161] with two members of his entourage also under arrest.[162] Mayers’ ongoing tour was then put on hiatus due to the trial.[163]
He was visited by personnel from the US embassy shortly after his arrest.[164] Several US artists called for a boycott of Sweden due to the incident.[165][166] A petition to release him was started.[167] The family asked Al Sharpton for help.[168] US President Donald Trump tweeted his support for Mayers, and it was later revealed by justice minister Morgan Johansson that Trump had threatened trade restrictions against Sweden if Mayers was not released.[169] Former US ambassador to Sweden Mark Brzezinski suggested that the government should intervene and speculated that racism may have been the cause of the brawl.[170] Foreign minister Margot Wallström said the government is not allowed to interfere citing Chapter 11 §3 of the Swedish constitutional Instrument of Government which explicitly forbids the interference of politicians, or unrelated government offices, in the work of the courts of law.
Mayers was convicted of assault, given a suspended prison sentence and asked to pay 12,500 kr ($1,270) in damages to the victim.[171] The court could not decide who used the bottle, but said it was not a case of self-defense.[172] As Mayers had already served over a month in jail for the incident before the sentence was handed out, it was determined that he did not need to serve any additional time.[173] The conviction does not bar him from returning to Sweden.[174]
Alleged shooting in Hollywood
On April 20, 2022, Mayers was arrested by LAPD officers upon arriving to the Los Angeles International Airport after a vacation with his partner, Rihanna. He was arrested for a potential assault with a deadly weapon in a shooting that took place in Hollywood on November 6, 2021.[175][176] The shooting victim, who survived the incident, was reported to be former friend and collaborator Terell Ephron, better known as ASAP Relli.[177] Bail was set at $550,000 and he was released shortly after.[176][175]
After his arrest, detectives executed a warrant to search his home, gaining entry by using a pry bar to force the gate open. Detectives took several boxes from his home to use as evidence.[178] On August 15, 2022, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office filed charges against Mayers.[179]
On 20 November 2023, a Los Angeles judge, M.L. Villar, determined that there was sufficient evidence for Mayers to stand trial after hearing roughly a day and a half of testimony from two witnesses during a preliminary court hearing.[180][177] The same day, Villar scheduled for his trial proceedings to begin on 8 January 2024.[177] On 8 January 2024, Mayers entered a plea of not guilty, with his next court hearing scheduled to be held on 6 March 2024.[181] The following date, however, Mayers missed his hearing.[182][183]
Discography
- Long. Live. ASAP (2013)
- At. Long. Last. ASAP (2015)
- Testing (2018)
- Don't Be Dumb (2024)
Tours
Headlining
- Injured Generation Tour (2019)
Filmography
Film
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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| 2015 | Dope | Dom | |
| Jeremy Scott: The People's Designer | Himself | Documentary | |
| 2016 | Zoolander 2 | Himself | |
| Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping | Himself | ||
| 2018 | Monster | William King | |
| 2020 | Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics | Himself | Documentary |
| 2021 | Stockholm Syndrome | Himself | Documentary |
| 2021 | A Man Named Scott | Himself | Documentary |
| TBA | If I Had Legs I'd Kick You[184] | Post-production |
Television
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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| 2015 | Comedy Bang! Bang! | Himself | Episode: "A$AP Rocky Wears a Black Button Up Jacket and Black Sneakers" |
| 2016 | Animals. | Bodega Cat 2 (voice) | Episode: "Flies." |
| 2016 | The Eric Andre Show | Himself | Episode: "Stacey Dash; Jack McBrayer" |
Video games
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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| 2016 | Marvel Avengers Academy | Falcon | Voice |
| 2022 | Need for Speed Unbound | Himself | Voice and likeness |
Music videos
| Year | Title | Artist | Role | Notes |
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| 2012 | "National Anthem" | Lana Del Rey | John F. Kennedy | Lead role |
| 2013 | "Hold On, We're Going Home" | Drake | Guest Star | |
| "White Walls" (featuring Schoolboy Q and Hollis) | Macklemore & Ryan Lewis | Guest Star | ||
| 2015 | "Picture Me Rollin'" | Chris Brown | Guest Star | |
| 2016 | "Reminder" | The Weeknd | Guest Star | |
| "What The Fuck Right Now" | Tyler, the Creator | Guest Star | Featured on remix | |
| "Surfin'" | Kid Cudi | Guest Star | ||
| "Nikes" | Frank Ocean | Guest Star | ||
| 2017 | "See You Again" | Tyler, the Creator | Guest Star | |
| "Who Dat Boy/911" | Guest Star | Featured on song | ||
| 2019 | "Issues/Hold On" | Teyana Taylor | Guest Star |
Accomplishments
His accomplishments include three BET Awards, two MTV awards, and nominations for two Grammy Awards and six World Music Awards, for a total of five wins and 37 nominations overall.
References
External links
Quotations related to ASAP Rocky at Wikiquote
Media related to ASAP Rocky at Wikimedia Commons- Album Website
- ASAP Mob's website
- ASAP Rocky at IMDb
