The ASAP Mob stops by Flex to drop a very rare freestyle session.

A$AP Rocky talks New Orleans influences, growing up in Harlem and making himself immortal as he decodes “Long.Live.A$AP”, the debut track from his first commercially released album of the same name.

Looking back on his incredible year, ASAP Rocky talks with Miss Info about his accomplishments and setbacks in 2012. They discuss everything from the growth of the ASAP Mobb, beef with former friends, his past romances, his legal troubles, and his fashion trendsetting…Rocky and ASAP Ferg also sound off about the early leak of Rocky’s [cont.]

The title track from Rocky’s Long Live A$AP gets a video. The album hits January 15th.

The backpack answer to “Fuckin’ Problem”, also taken from next month’s Long.Live.ASAP LP. Both feature Kendrick.

A$AP Rocky speaks on his new single “Fuckin’ Problem”, his upcoming album, and more.

Tip gives us another taste of Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head, which hits on Tuesday. No I.D. on the track, let the story begin….

Lead single to A$AP Rocky’s Long.Live.A$AP LP, which hits January 15th.

Update: Sony Japan has leaked the official tracklist for Long.Live.ASAP on their website. The album includes high profile collaborations with Drake, 2 Chainz, Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q, Gucci Mane, Waka Flocka, Pharrell, Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$, Danny Brown, Yelawolf, Big K.R.I.T., Gunplay, Santigold, Skrillex (!), Florence Welch (!!) and more. Looks like that Lana Del [cont.]

Directed by Eif Rivera.

A$ap Rocky’s debut album has been pushed back from it’s projected Halloween release date, that hasn’t stopped him from releasing this star-studded new single, produced by Noah “40″ Shebib.

See if you can follow this chain of events. Cypress Hill records dubstep EP with Rusko, sans Muggs. Muggs records dubstep tracks solo, sans Cypress. Does this mean the next Cypress Hill LP will be a dubstep record? Time will tell. In other news, Deadmau5′s Cypress Hill collabo, “Failbait”, was pretty dope, by hip-hop standards. [cont.]

With RZA on the turntables, these young emcees spit rhymes. Brought to you by The Man With The Iron Fists.

BOOM!

Video directed by Taj TPK, song produced by AraabMuzik.

ASAP Rocky meets Rakim for the first time. As the story goes, ASAP Rocky’s real name is Rakim, as his mother was a huge fan of the real Rakim. When Rocky was a baby, his mom got an autograph from Rakim on Rocky’s diaper.

One from Schoolboy Q’s Habits & Contributions, inspired by Kid Cudi’s “Pursuit of Happiness”. Directed by JeromeD.Com. HHS album review coming soon.

The It’s The Real crew continue their style of snarky interviews with A$AP Rocky and the A$AP Mob.

SpaceGhostPump produces this new joint from A$ap Rocky, which may or may not appear on the A$ap Mob album hitting in February.