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Better get your tickets A$AP. A$AP Rocky is headed out on his first major tour in years to promote his newest album, "Don't Be Dumb." The 42-stop run, which shares a ...

A$AP Rocky debuts a dual visual for “WHISKEY” and “BLACK DEMARCO” from his new album Directed by AWGE, the video features six personas designed by visionary ...

Rihanna knows how to keep her style hot, even when it’s cold outside. The “Diamonds” singer, 37, stepped out Saturday night in New York City to support ...

Live from Studio 8H for the first time, it's A$AP Rocky! The rapper, 37, made his musical guest debut on Saturday Night Live on Jan. 17, during the Finn Wolfhard ...

ASAP Rocky hit the Saturday Night Live stage last night (Jan. 18) for his musical debut on the show. He performed three tracks from his recently released album, Don’t Be Dumb. The first of Rocky’s ...

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At long last, after years of teasing and delays, ASAP Rocky has dropped his new album, Don’t Be Dumb. Quickly, a standout track is “Stole Ya Flow,” due to lyrics that seem to be dissing Drake.

The artist reflects on how the chaotic eight years since his last release — including three kids and two trials — led to his latest album, “Don’t Be Dumb.” The artist reflects on how the chaotic eight ...

A$AP Rocky has officially returned with the release of his fourth studio album DON’T BE DUMB, out now via A$AP Worldwide and RCA Records. The project marks Rocky ...

The rapper’s fourth studio album encompasses 15 tracks total and includes previously released singles “Punk Rocky” and “Helicopter,” which both rolled out with wildly surreal music videos — the first ...

The Rocky statue that has stood next to the Philadelphia Art Museum steps for two decades is being permanently moved to the top of the museum's steps, mirroring the infamous scene from the 1976 movie.