Asap Ferg

Did you ever think wearing a poncho could stop you from landing a first date with a statuesque beauty? Well, the 25-year-old A$AP Mob member is here to tell you it will. Check out A$AP Ferg's Tips for Short People.

Rapper A$AP Ferg definitely put in 'Work' in 2013. After releasing his 'Trap Lord' album earlier this year, the Harlem rapper is putting the finishing touches on A$AP Mob's new project in 2014.

In 2012, rappers made great attempts to avoid making the stereotypical booty videos and create astounding visuals that offer more than just a cursory glance. Some offered a compelling story line like J. Cole’s 'Crooked Smile' and Kendrick Lamar's 'Poetic Justice.' Others opted for movie inspired treatments like Iggy Azalea’s 'Change Your Life' clip.

A$AP Ferg’s dancehall-meets-trap music banger 'Shabba' became a head-nodding street anthem over the summer. Now the Harlem rhymer brings the remix for the infectious track featuring the dancehall legend himself, Shabba Ranks. Plus, rappers Busta Rhymes and Migos join in to make the cipher complete.

A$AP Ferg sits down with The Boombox to talk about his dream collaboration with DJ Khalil, New York rap's next MC and more.

One word instantly comes to mind when you think of hip-hop in 2013: busy.

Swag. Yolo. Twerk. Hip-hop vernacular has gifted us with remarkable words like these, which have slowly become part of everyday conversation -- whether you like it or not. Some have even made it into the Oxford English Dictionary due to their cultural popularity. Rappers tend to be the creators of these slanguistic gems, A$AP Ferg included.

Toronto took over Brooklyn last night as Drake's 'Would You Like a Tour?' rolled into town. Following sets from PARTYNEXTDOOR, Future and Miguel, who serve as the opening acts on the ongoing fall roadshow, the OVO star performed a plethora of hits from his catalog in front of a sold-out crowd at the Barclays Center.

Hip-hop's biggest crews gathered for the 2013 BET Hip Hop Awards, which aired on Tuesday (Oct. 15) night. The event, hosted by the Cali O.G. Snoop Lion -- a.k.a. Uncle Snoop -- is an annual celebration of the biggest and brightest stars in the rap game today and also tips a hat to the rappers of the past who have paved the way.

A$AP Mob's Ferg and Rocky made their way to the set of 'The Arsenio Hall Show' to usher the 'Trap Lord' into the world of late-night TV performances.