A$AP Rocky reveals his upcoming album titled 'Don't Be Dumb'
During his debut at Paris Fashion Week for his AWGE line, A$AP Rocky not only showcased his fashion prowess but also dropped major news about his upcoming album, ‘Don’t Be Dumb’.
Alongside revealing the album’s release date of August 30, he treated attendees to a preview of several tracks from the highly anticipated project. Fans can already pre-save and pre-order the album in various bundles.
While the full tracklist hasn’t been unveiled yet, sources like NFR Podcast have indicated exciting collaborations. The album is rumored to feature artists such as Tyler, The Creator, Metro Boomin, Madlib, Pharrell Williams, Swedish House Mafia, The Alchemist, Clams Casino, Mike Dean, and more, promising a diverse and star-studded lineup.
NFR Podcast has also shared a clip of A$AP Rocky’s AWGE fashion show, during which the rapper debuted an untitled track from the album. You can listen to it below.
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The album is set to be released six years after A$AP Rocky’s 2018 album, ‘Testing’. Since then, the rapper has released several standalone singles, including ‘Babushka Boi’, ‘Same Problems?’, and his recent feature on Free Nationals’ ‘Gangsta’ with Anderson Paak.
In other news, A$AP Rocky informed fans in February that Rihanna was working on her ninth album. However, earlier this month, Rihanna mentioned that she is “starting over” on the project. Her last album was 2016’s ‘Anti’.
Source: nme.com
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