HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Snapple / Snapple A$AP Ferg is out here on his grizzly and his latest venture comes with one of the streets favorite iced tea brand, Snapple (remember in the 90’s when they used to say the KKK owned Snapple?) Linking up for A Snapple Corner Story, A$AP Ferg and Snapple have come together to celebrate the culture of New York City bodegas with a brand new capsule collection that customers can copp on the Snapple website. Consisting of some dope attire including a brown sweater, blue washed t-shirt and snap hat amongst other items, the collection is a must-have for New Yorkers who love Snapple is it features a “From New York to The World” message on them. All proceeds go to The Bodega and Small Business Group, an organization that supports small businesses n...
Source: WENN/Avalon / WENN Unity is still an ongoing concern for many of Harlem’s Rap collectives. It seems one in particular is still going through it. As spotted on Hype Beast the speculation surrounding the A$AP Mob continues to be a hot topic. In a recent interview with Genius A$AP Ferg explained that he still very much a core member of the group. When detailing the lyrics behind “Big A$AP”, the track he promised that would explain the inner turmoil but missed the mark by a longshot, he said that music beef can’t separate the crew. “I don’t think there’s no breaking up of the Mob,” he said. “It’s like, once you’re in the Mob, you can’t get out. This is blood in, blood out… because it’s not a contractual thing that makes me Mob. We was Mob before music.” He would go on fu...
Source: WENN/Avalon / WENN Just a few weeks ago A$AP Mob fans were shocked and disappointed when A$AP Ferg was unceremoniously kicked out of the Mob by A$AP Illz via a social media announcement that took the Hip-Hop world by surprise. Though Ferg has remained quiet since the shocking move and has continued to use A$AP regardless of his group status, it seems like the Harlem rapper is ready to address the situation on an upcoming track dubbed “Big A$AP.” During a conversation with Hot 97, Ferg told Ebro that those social media posts weren’t a publicity stunt and were “really real. It was something super petty but to make a long story short, I address it in a song called “Big A$AP” that I’m adding on to the project in a week… So the song is called “Big A$AP” and you’re gonna get all the answ...