A$AP Rocky Reveals Release Date for ‘LongLiveA$AP’ Album
By Richard Brooks / News / June 26, 2012 / 5224 Views

After confirming that Pharrell Williams will make a guest appearance on his upcoming album, A$AP Rocky now gives fans a set date to expect his upcoming debut album LongLiveA$AP. While making a visit to Philadelphia's Power 99 radio station, Rocky revealed that his highly anticipated album will in fact drop on September 11. He goes on to say that his album is a matured version of his LiveLoveA$AP mixtape. Check out the interview up top, and let your daily countdown begin.

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  • ENDER WIGGIN

    The interviewer is corny. Does anyone else think its awkward when Rocky gets called 'ASAP'? 

  • isaynotothings

    no

  • http://twitter.com/blexmx blex

    Well the interviewer might as well be talking to a wall.. he's not really giving her much to work with. 

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  • ride spinnas

    rocky has peaked, should've got clams to produce the whole doe!

  • VladoHadnadj

    i'm sure there will be a lot of clams production

  • MHWB

    I hope there's a lot of Clams production.
    Dude is unreal.

  • http://twitter.com/whosgrant Grant ♚

    he pushed it back 2 months. I'm ready for it maaaannnnn

  • JIMMAY

    Seriously I was hoping to be blasting the new album all summer long! What happened to the a$ap mob mixtape too?!?!

  • Guesto

    it would be funny if he was just trying to make a racist joke by saying September 11

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    Philly radio, especially this station prides themselves on getting their knees dirty and nose shitty by claiming to ride with "new" artists when they come to town. Yet they don't play ANY of their music.
    At least not til that radio budget kicks in.