Do not post requests in threads other than the designated album request thread either (sticked).
#At long last asap mods
Be compassionate, and have respect for your fellow fans of music.ĭO NOT MESSAGE THE MODS WITH ALBUM REQUESTS. Likewise, let's avoid racial/gendered slurs and ableism where possible. Of course, we realize you may be jokingly telling someone that they're an idiot for thinking One Time 4 Your Mind is better than Represent (and they'd be right), so use your judgment wisely. This centralization makes it easier to control everything and for everyone to keep track of what is going on.īe nice.
#At long last asap mod
Only the mod team posts survivor threads. Red flairs are for finished rounds green flairs are for rounds in progress that you can vote on. Like his debut mixtape and album covers, it is mostly black and white, but Yams’s distinctive facial birthmark is colored in red and purple. The cover art shows AAP Rocky covering his face with his hands, fingers covered in diamond-encrusted rings, holding the face of the late AAP Yams up like a mask. It goes on until we have a winner, the last track remaining (hence why it's a survivor). What is the AT LONG LAST ASAP album cover Last. Then the next day, the next poll is one without the track that was most voted out. In that thread is a poll, and in that poll you vote for which track you think should be eliminated. It would be silly to expect socially conscious commentary from such a decidedly deviant rapper, but it’s nonetheless unsettling when, on “Jukebox Joints,” he defiantly states “I be damned if I die sober.” Yams tweeted that same line last October, three months before his death of a drug overdose (it’s unclear if Rocky was quoting him, or vice versa).Here's all of our current and upcoming survivors!Įvery day, a thread for a certain album is posted.
#At long last asap tv
On “Dreams,” he observes in a daze that “Police brutality was on my TV screen,” but stops there. And there’s nary an acknowledgement of wider, real-life issues. Rocky is incredibly dismissive of women throughout, saving extra disrespect for “Better Things,” where he claims to have hooked up with Rita Ora. Still, there’s a huge helping of cognitive dissonance when an album so forward musically is so regressive lyrically. He’s not saying much, but he says it well. Like on his first album, Rocky’s raps lean on speed-shifting and internal rhyme schemes to chronicle exquisite thuggery and luxury escapism. Amazingly, it still sounds like one song.Ī$AP Rocky Explains Sexually Explicit Rita Ora Insult on New Album On “Fine Whine,” Rocky is joined by M.I.A., Future and his new protégé Joe Fox (who anchors almost a third of the album with sung hooks) over tribal drums pounding three different sets of rhythms. “Electric Body,” featuring ScHoolboy Q, is rooted in Baltimore club and New Orleans bounce, but they’re disrobed and stretched out - not quite chopped and screwed - into a languid cloud, and the result is something inherently new. There’s no trippy song, no bounce song, no cruising song instead, it’s Lucy in the sky with diamonds, making her booty clap while sipping on drank and listening to the Doors and Stax-era soul, on almost every track. But the LP incorporates the many sounds and voices in a smoother, more organic way than previous A$AP efforts. The album has 16 guest appearances, including Kanye West, Lil Wayne and even Rod Stewart Rocky, his recently deceased Svengali A$AP Yams, Danger Mouse and Juicy J are all listed as executive producers. A$AP Rocky on Grieving for A$AP Yams, Police Brutality and Why Drugs Hil Him ‘Cope With Life’
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