A$AP Mob - Xscape (Official Video - Explicit) ft. A$AP Twelvyy

Official Video for "Xscape (Explicit)” by A$AP Mob feat. A$AP Twelvyy
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Lyrics:
It's mad stress round here
Got my bulletproof vest and my Tec round here
I just wanna get away
But I can't get away
It's mad stress round here
Got my bulletproof vest and my Tec round here
I just wanna get away
But I can't get away
#ASAPMob #ASAPTwelvyy #Xscape #OfficialVideo

[@g3rn0uill3]

used to be dead broke, now my bank full of dead folks. nasty line.

[@bencleek4452]

mainly because folk is already plural but he put an s on the end of it even tho there is no s at the end of broke. Like holy shit

[@aivarsvaivars]

2023🖤🔝 fuck the law nigga, crime pays😈🖕

[@PABLOCHILL-EOFICIAL]

Back to the 90's, A$AP made it!

[@blvckyoung5221]

✌️

[@tenelson3]

🔥🔥🔥

[@450Flamezz]

All y'all who keep criticizing 12s rapping no nothing about the art of rap. Sit down and listen to the beat. Feel the vibe. Its heart felt and retrospective it brings out pain. The producer made the beat for the artist to ride it with a conversational style flow. It's not made for no super fast flow or no overly complex lyrics. Most of y'all cant relate to the lifestyle he talking bout so therefore you call it wack. This is exactly how majority of music sounded in the 90's.

[@TBDMP]

this shit corny stop fucking lying you a LIE.

[@jspears19]

You go complex with a conversational flow jay elect does that shit all the time. But this was written from the heart more so than the brain most likely he wrote this quick 2. Dope

[@scottyknox]

I'm not impressed by none of this ASAP shit but this song right here is CRAZY straight 90s new york vibe can't get over how dope it is....definitely a breath of fresh air in the game for sure.

[@UnicornsForPresident]

We know nothing about the art of rap?! Ok, so if I said that Tupac Would fuck his life over in a rap battle, would I be wrong? This nigga is how I imagine Lil' Waynes pet centipede

[@UnicornsForPresident]

******punk*? Nice one, give me time to heal, that was one violent blow.

[@TheMrlemonlime56]

ft. A$AP Twelvyy? He's the whole song!

[@Rikkamortis1]

Matthew Rudzinski A$AP mobb is in the vid tho

[@TehGlitchGuide]

Matthew Rudzinski so true :D!

[@freshjiggity1866]

Rikk Yates plus he produced it

[@trapredo9632]

It was gonna be on the new A$AP Mob album but then they called the album off .

[@johnterry2079]

Andy Valdivia asap mob isnt a person

[@koyedavid2194]

One of the best rap songs I have ever heard. Very real track

[@EvilThoughtsBaby]

We need more ASAP music like this. Damn this is music. Thought they fell off big time

[@SK8OnlineTV]

Zeker dat moet er echt wel komen!

[@EvilThoughtsBaby]

***** LiveLove was nice, LongLive was OK. I was so happy to hear someone who used that Bone flow. But damn Asap Ferg's album was shit. Ferg and Rocky really gave me some hope with that LongLive tape, Lordsneverworry was still good too. But to me ferg and rocky really fell off. Twelvyy and nast is who I'm putting my money on

[@EvilThoughtsBaby]

***** You're right. I focus to much on lyrics maybe. I just expected a whole different album from ferg. I was really disappointed when it came out. I hoped to hear Ferg like on the livelove tape, or lordneverworry. Haha,comparing all albums to illmatic, would put those people back to selling crack lol. Nas is doing a Illmatic XX tour btw, already got my tickets.

[@EvilThoughtsBaby]

***** Sick! We don't have that big events here in Holland. But I am going to a Mobb Deep Concerts in about 3 weeks.

[@williamhuggins8615]

HA thought they fell off an then homies seen puffy in the video...

[@Nogieeee]

People been sleeping on Twelvyy, glad he's getting more publicity.

[@DoRWiLL]

Fact.

[@DoRWiLL]

This is true.

[@0neDrop]

Got more talent than Rocky, imo.

[@shathebarb]

I'm the one in my grade who knows about anyone in A$AP minus A$AP Rocky and Ferg

[@Mike..34]

People still sleeping on Twelvyy

[@GeminiEye1314]

Is it just me or is ASAP Mob starting to feel like Wu-Tang Clan only they are starting off the opposite way dropping their own solo shit first and here in a few years they are going to make a posse album.

[@realniggajarome9058]

Lol that's what I've been thinking too. I always thought that ASAP Mob was tryna be like WuTang Clan but Modern, especially with them bringing backk, 90beats to they songs like Trillmatic

[@h3h3umm]

Whatever it is. I like!

[@brock1120]

they already made a "posse" album.

[@PineyVlogs1]

Brock Jensen nah

[@PineyVlogs1]

The posse album got scrapped.

[@isaiahespinoza23]

“I feel like puff back in 98” didn’t age well 😂

[@savage9436]

Jokes getting old bro

[@isaiahespinoza23]

@@savage9436so old your girls breast milk

[@BadMouthApril]

seriously tho these dudes are talented the music is tight, well organized and the vibes are always heavy... hats off to the A$AP Mob

[@malicethompson9876]

I like this here!! A.S.A.P Twelvyy got that 90's style of rap in 2016 and that's a good thing!!

[@LegendInTheMaking11]

Listen to joey bada$$ ("PaperTrail $) it'll take you back

[@malicethompson9876]

+Legend In The Making yeah Joey bada$$ got that 90's style flow also can't take nothing away from him

[@falcon19954]

this from 2014 doe lol

[@Gabrielitho1000]

+Malice Thompson Well Joey has turnt into a trap rapper

[@falcon19954]

Gabrielitho1000 lmfao joey did one trap song, chill the fuck out

[@egyptian420]

Jeez bumping that old school head bopping 90's shit.....A$AP BRINGING BACK REAL HIPHOP!

[@egyptian420]

OnePunch Mickey I'm talking specifically about the beat not their lyrics.... Beat wise this is the closest thing to old school rap as anything else coming out today

[@nick7102]

egyptian420 thats right the beat is dope

[@nick7102]

***** but both in the mob

[@stevetrees4468]

:-)

[@bhugeloo95]

they aint bringing back no real hiphop, its always been here you jus gotta look harder

[@leviparkinson3372]

us older men call this mobb deep.

[@MrBogugames]

Ohhhh shit man we be the infamous

[@RockyJayyy]

it does have a mobb deep vibe for sure...

[@sincereconflict5742]

Factsssss

[@RyyyyG]

Levi Parkinson he sounds like havoc

[@Tyrannosaraus]

Props to this youngun bringing this old school vibe.

[@vladimirkuznetsov246]

I'm feelin' like Puff back in '98

[@lightfeetz]

***** look at his face bruh lol

[@kyvjenovozk2923]

sneeeaakker

[@DocYAYAYA]

bad boy here boost the crime rate

[@jessemartin4946]

Twelvvy and Nast are super dope, good to see em start gettin shine.

[@Jahomey505]

Twelvyy is so underrated. He's probably my favorite of the whole mob.

[@iamjp1]

righttt

[@HowYouKnowDrew]

I just came across Twelvyy and instantly fuck with him. Been on repeat since.

[@Packwatch2022]

i agree, outside of the two famous ones the best in the mob are twelvyy and nast (nast was trash on yamborghini high but otherwise)

[@ANineOne]

Twelvyy's taking A$AP Mob to another lvl. Hopefully Rocky and the others keep it rolling. On another note: it's almost funny the amount of times American rappers say "free my nigga [insert name here]" or "Rest in peace [insert name here]." According to their shout outs you'd think half of black America was dead or in prison.

[@SkateboardB718]

Sad part is that it's a fact tho

[@ANineOne]

Skateboard B Hmm, it partly is fact. In the UK the amount of black people in prison in proportion to the black population is higher than that of America, but the references to it in UK rap are far less. So I think it's also due to it being a topic in hip-hop rappers are accustomed to discussing, but the murder rate in the States is on another lvl.

[@Sooperball]

A NineOne less black people.

[@POLOSPILLDON]

+DJ Aim-NineOne FRee RONDONINE

[@RalphieMuskinyaar]

I wish he stuck to this sound. He’s changed to that mumble rap style now.

[@Blue69HD]

you wish he didnt had a evolution in his style...

[@tenelson3]

@@Blue69HD thats not an evolution. Thats selling out from the real shit...to the bullshit garbage ass rap that gets released daily today.

[@mtuncrr]

he is not mumbling wtf? I swear, people with no idea about hiphop and music in general always throw that word. Yall the same ones stuck listening to grandmaster flash. Check out new amerika by 12y and tell me if its mumble?

[@steezygoat96]

@@mtuncrr 🗣talk to em

[@georgepascoulis5866]

straight beat and rhyme, dope

[@nestofrmnics]

Same is what I'd say

[@JayWerx]

Asap been keepin hiphop alive.

[@sofiamarin8916]

Fin

[@oddricc]

nah.

[@oddricc]

PRO ERA ALL DAY

[@alimunir3923]

sucha dope 90s east coast vibe

[@naapb.249]

more west coast feeling

[@jonlopez8309]

+NAAP B. this is definitely east coast...

[@glavent2814]

Its East... u need to study hip hop a bit more

[@MrDracula1994]

+NAAP B. east coast,its everything,the beat,the lyrical themes

[@fuckinet]

+Ali Munir are u kidding at me?

[@YoDawgoneeleven]

Lovin' this beat

[@kingtim_ade]

this song go hard

[@FijiZay]

what you doin chillin wit diddy?

[@tainovibe]

that instrumental slaps forever

[@dimasmartes13]

Cold asf

[@marknemeth2493]

Twelvyy bring us back REAL HIPHOP!

[@SK8OnlineTV]

always nice to skate on this music.

[@NightcoreLight]

Finally, someone feels the same as me.xD

[@tochiRTA]

easily one of the best tracks I've heard all year. Let's get back to making atmospheric beats and music from the heart. It's not mindblowing because this sound has been done before (and better), but it's a step in a right direction. I don't want them to dickride the 90s though. Rocky's mixtape did a brilliant job of taking that rugged NY sound but innovating past it by adding Screw and ambient music. I want the Mob to take more daring production choices like they did on LiveLoveASAP.

[@zachg593]

Lord knows the world needs more Clams Casino

[@TheUltimate620]

Zach Gardner Amen to that. One of the best producers of our time.

[@tochiRTA]

Zach Gardner dude, I've been listening to hip hop heavy since 1998. So I was around when all the great producers were either in full swing or about to take off e.g. Timbaland/Neptunes. I'm very picky when it comes to great hip hop production because I've been listening a long time. You can just tell when something's weak, or alright, or good but not great, or great but not life-changing, and then life-changing. Clams Casino blew me the fuck away. The last time I got that feeling was around 2003/2004 hearing Nujabes, Dilla, Madlib and Foreign Exchange for the first time. Clams doesn't have enough beats to be in that class but he could easily make it there with more material. I haven't heard a great Clams beat since LiveLoveASAP though, which is a shame. LVL was good but not quite there. I dunno if it's him trying to outsmart people biting his sound, or the passion's not there, or the sampling thing is costly. I really loved Beautiful Lou's contributions on that album too. All in all, hip hop needs unique but great producers like Clams. People who understand the essence/energy of hip hop, respect it, but want to take it further by innovating.

[@zachg593]

tochiRTA Completely agree. Not many other producers out there with these atmospheric beats. I just looked at all his mixtapes on KZbin cause they have the tracklisting with the artist who rapped over them. 90% of them have been used, mostly by A$AP and Lil B. I'm assuming he isn't bigger because none of his beats have made it to mainstream radio to my knowledge. It's a double edged sword because he deserves to be more well known but if he gets more attention, the inevitability of people copying his style will occur. I think I'd prefer the latter though because his sound deserves more exposure. I know there's other artists that have this trippy, chill vibe to their instrumentals, but his seem to be more focused towards hip hop, which is pretty unique. It really is a shame that there's just not many artists pushing the envelop these days with the exception of Kanye and a few others names.

[@tochiRTA]

Zach Gardner they're not pushing the envelope because they're scared and/or mediocre. This is the problem with modern hip hop. The amount of mediocrity is stunning. It wasn't like this before. In every generation, there's wack shit. We had wack shit in the 90s too. But we had A LOT of really dope stuff. And the competition level was so high that even if you wanted to be wack and came into the game on some cash-grab shit, you had to at least hit a certain bar (for the most part). Master P somehow avoided the bar but that's another story... Speaking of Kanye... to be honest, I'm not a big Kanye fan. He's innovative, there's no doubt about it. And he has some beats I love. The thing that always bothered me about Ye were his weak drums. I used to say this ALL THE TIME and people thought I was crazy. Until Ye himself said it recently. He knows he has weak ass drums. Which is unforgivable in hip hop. Drums are the heartbeat of a record. They give it the edge and the feel. That's probably why Ye went the progressive rock/hip hop/pop blend because the audience for that aren't really hardcore hip hop heads and wont notice. But for me, I'm used to hearing a certain edge with hip hop. I grew up on Premo, RZA, Timbaland, Neptunes, Pete Rock, etc. I'm not shitting on Ye overall- he's made some great beats and some timeless songs. I actually prefer Clams to Ye, if only for the fact that Clams drums hit harder. They're muddy but still got that 'umph' to them. e.g. Demons. It's like a slower, more ambient Timaland. Anyway, you can tell I'm a Clams fan. I don't think there's any other new producer in the last 7 years that's as dope as him (Flying Lotus has some dope shit, hit or miss, and it's not really rap). Any recommendations for other new producers you're feeling? I just want to make sure I'm not sleeping on great talent.

[@Blck954]

real hip hop shit

[@ScvleStudios]

Twelvy > The Rest of the ASAP Squad... just saying, his too underrated..

[@jjbiggs21]

If you from any hood in the world. This touches ya soul

[@Theraiman616]

twelvyy and nast > Ferg and Rocky

[@2fat2sunny]

how you gonna say nast is > than ferg or rocky lol

[@94jerryr]

Adam Weil nast easily better than ferg not sure bout rocky though

[@iflexx123]

Jerry Robinson Rocky raps about bitches and money too much. He's god but Nast is way better, he keeps it real with hiphop

[@94jerryr]

agree with the real factor just think rocky has good flow not a fan of ferg tough

[@imVaiTudoAbaixoTV]

iflexx123 c'mon men, rocky raps bout bitches and money, but you like it, i like it so, the entire world like bitchs and money, lil wayne is shit but you know the difference, rocky do his thing you know, this my opinion !

[@jonesobeng9446]

Anytime I hear this track I be in my feelings shit hard 💯🔥

[@resistforfreedom]

Shit hard asf, battle on friend.

[@stynxDESIGNS]

what a sick video production to a seamless track, im fckin in love

[@-M0LE]

For me A$AP saved rap/hiphop all of them talented G's got flow lyrics they fresh and they got that realness

[@dreamchaser3887]

twelvyy* J. Cole*

[@dreamchaser3887]

King Kunta np but you forgot Kanye, i know you might not understand why. but go to the site genius they explain song lyrics. just 1 song of MBDTF album by Kanye is deeper then any somg you'll ever hear. period

[@dreamchaser3887]

King Kunta ahh i see, i respect your opinion altough i think kanye makes more art then just music, can't argua that kendrick's not one of the best

[@dreamchaser3887]

King Kunta that's true altough i must be the only person liking ye's music and personality haha

[@sammoore6010]

MOLE apart from ant 😂

[@TBDMP]

Meanwhile while Yall listen to this crap SESH is killing shit

[@pzycologic]

This still bangs

[@lindokuhlemcambi2964]

I'm still here in August 2024 raising South Africa's flag 🇿🇦

[@Brian_Bladez]

Loving this old school sound shit mane !

[@juanmorneo501]

Seeing diddy in the video was so strangely dope

[@sebastiantortilla4211]

It always is

[@TheKingsteez]

boring...

[@IFrownZy]

Sincere Echevarria No it just sucks. No flow, no bars, NOTHING

[@tochiRTA]

Ruben Flores LOL. But it has an atmospheric beat that bangs and melodic vocal delivery that sounds good, the two most important things in a hip hop track period. And that flew over your head. I can't wait for the 'bars' movement to die in hip hop. One of the many things that killed hip hop. When people finally realize that hip hop is about being honest, having charisma, being smart and creative with your sound, then people will get back to making actual songs with replay value.

[@BennyBlanco973]

tochiRTA YES.. I love dope & complex lyrics but a lot of times I just wanna hear some good MUSIC.. The lyrics may not be mind blowing but it sounds good. People forget sometimes that Hip Hop is still supposed to be music, not just spoken word.

[@tochiRTA]

Kevin C the joke is, the people who forget that hip hop is supposed to be music always feel like others don't get hip hop, when in fact it's THEM that don't get it. Great hip hop stands the test of time as MUSIC, not spoken word. If 'real hip hop' fans actually went back past Big L/Eminem/Biggie, they'd realize that Whodini's "Freaks Come Out At Night" or Jimmy Spicer's "Money" or Audio Two's "Top Billin" or MC Shan "The Bridge" or Cybotron's "Clear" are all classic records because they work FIRST as great fucking music. Clear has no words and it's still a classic piece of hip hop. Most of the guys that 'real hip hop' fans hold up as being lyrical have TERRIBLE rhyme delivery. And that, above everything else, is the most crucial aspect of being a rapper. If your delivery sucks for whatever reason (lack of charisma, bad voice), it wont matter what you have to say because no one will want to hear it. Rakim had complex flows and all that, but that was just one small aspect of what made Ra so great. He had great beats, he had a superb voice and he redefined charisma in hip hop. In essence, he made great fucking music. It just so happens that he happened to say crazy shit at the same time.

[@Rluq]

tochiRTA word, i feel you! how about Nas?

[@willgg9096]

By far one of the greatest rap songs ever made

[@j.r.savage5633]

When is Twelvy gonig to drop a album he's so underrated

[@iamjp1]

he's dropping a project called Last Yer Being Broke sometime this year

[@iamjp1]

Year*

[@jimcrazy1035]

I believe he's actually dropping a project this year called 2127301090. He's been on social media saying "2127301090 coming soon"

[@iamjp1]

+Jim CraZy yeah you right

[@madfredoita2318]

Jim CraZy He dropped a mixtape last month called Smoking H with Blade that shit fire! The joint with Tadoe is shit tough

[@Corazon806]

Not sure I like his flow, but the beat is great.

[@TagguRGoeSDuffY]

***** Beats make a song you clown. To each is own i guess.

[@Corazon806]

***** Nas has good beats and good lyrics, that is what I expect from great music.

[@SuperXaster]

It's the year of the A$AP

[@setayeshesfandiari]

Jedi Mind Tricks - Boondock Saints Interlude

[@SanAndreasz]

-I knew dis sounded familiar lmfaooo thanx

[@f2dify]

stoupe teach these kids something

[@MrTimbo666]

And also Brothers of the stone

[@corey5454]

6 years later and this song still slaps!

[@Tanaleon808]

I was diggin' it, I dunno bout y'all though...

[@kemocali6504]

Ok ok, that was DOPE

[@ALLRED1999]

awsome

[@genemorgan9158]

He killed this beat

[@MrKillerswamp]

Like the beat but i don't like his rapping. The only guy in asap mob besides asap rocky that has potentiel is asap nast he should have rapped over this beat This guy can't rap and he tries to hard to be a lyricist but he's not.

[@MrKillerswamp]

***** I feel his flow but his lyrics are subpar. I'm not a hater i bought asap rocky's album. I really like them as a crew but i don't like this track. Trillmatic is dope as hell though asap nast is on fire and method man delivered with his verse i don't hate the song i love the beat and he has flow and charisma he just needs to step up his bars up a little.

[@MrKillerswamp]

If you like it that's great, but it's not for me. I still think the new asap mob album has potential to be one of the best of the year.2014 is looking great for hiphop cant wait for albums like run the jewels 2, new kendrick album, cadilactica,love story, new nas album and much more. my favorite albums of 2014 so far are Cocaine pinata and lord steppington.

[@MrKillerswamp]

soulaiman agalf This song actually grew on me . I kinda like it now.

[@datrill1000]

End of 2021 and I’m still rocking this……..wonder where he’s at now

[@EJacobsBeats]

A$AP Mob is untouchable right now, this video is crazy. I love Twelvyy's verse. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BEATS, CHECK THIS OUT soundcloud.com/evanbreazeale/a-ap-rocky-x-swizz-beats-x-dr

[@RealSimplistic1]

Someone needs to drop the instrumental shit bangs

[@eazyjeezy6062]

2020 we are still here mzfka

[@sknfjuebc]

all this need is nast

[@TehAushy]

Amen

[@EliteBeast]

Fucking deadly. why isnt this shit on the radio jeez

[@MrLobjan]

that 90's flow. nast & twelvyy please save hiphop

[@maliksweeting9812]

I'm confused as to how you guys can say he doesn't have bars, everything he says is real true and it does have a real Harlem feel. All and all this is a good track, however it's going to take more than him and Nast to change Hip Hop.

[@anttt9050]

Theres hope for hip hop. Think Joey Bada$$ is pushing in that direction too.

[@rackembarry]

CrazyMrMill i swear most people saying hip hop is dead and shit arent even looking. there is honestly so much good talent out right now. just because the radio doesnt play it doesnt mean it aint there.

[@MrLobjan]

rackembarry nobody said hiphop is dead. by saving, i mean to better hiphop

[@rackembarry]

danny brown dude said there is no saving hip hop. that sounds like dying to me.

[@mikeyp0131]

I used to dead broke now my bank is full of dead folks!

[@dylankrieg3315]

Maybe the best music i heard from an ASAP member

[@NewDallasLTD8000]

FREE MAXXXXXXX B

[@ChrisHDixon]

I've been sleepin' on this dude. Lyrics are eh but atleast this dude actually sounds NY. Any other A$AP tracks like this?

[@ChrisHDixon]

***** Yes! This is exactly what I want from A$AP!

[@fuckyoutube8938]

Korean asap mob trillmatic

[@TheCyeGuy]

Flatbush Zombies, Half-time ft: ASAP Twelvyy

[@sheratonwelch1967]

BsB Korean YNRE, Glock Rivers.

[@Zoast]

When I first listened to this song, I was hooked right from the start, but this video doesn't fit the song in my opinion. When I listen to this song and it's flow etc., I get this chill vibe from it, someone who is calm and confident and delivers the song with power, by just showing maturity and such. However when I look at the video, I see so much energy from Twelvyy, too much energy to be honest. I was expecting him to be more calm and deliver it with "class" so to speak.

[@luisfabio1000]

Now Asap Mob then WuTang.

[@Filmthis1212]

yes yes! Proper Hip-Hop/Rap music right here.. feeling the sound. Big up Twelv and the producer!

[@JamesDanjolell]

twelvyy went the fuck in

[@MrBogugames]

Man i'm telling you all those underrated ASAP guys are the best not rocky and ferg stealing their fame

[@MrBogugames]

i didn't say that rocky is bad i love rocky so much but those guys are so good, that flow and words. I don't like ferg he is one of those trap guys

[@ill-oneofficalmusicchannel4697]

I have hope for A$AP if they keep making tracks like Trillmatic and this, like the 90's feeel Twelvyy & Nast are bringing back, Respect to A$AP.

[@yonooko8996]

ASAP twelvvy and Nast need to do more rap!!!!!!!!!! Get that good thug rap shit going, over the fucking rap nowadays. Maybe the

[@Diatax]

I like this chill vibe more than Rocky etc imo

[@rashidannoor5350]

U are crazy this was bananas

[@aspiring...]

'...I used to be dead broke, now my bank full of dead folks.'

[@philfromthefuture]

2020 still numbers 1

[@thebeatnik85]

Can anyone tell me the sample to this? I've heard it in three different songs now need to hear the original! "I'm Alright" by Twiztid and "The Pits" by Brothers of the Stone use it too for you hip-hop junkies

[@caelestis5]

Burgess Meredith - The Escape ;)

[@thebeatnik85]

***** Awesome thank you so much!

[@thebeatnik85]

***** sorry this sounds nothing like No Diggity

[@mackz1017]

nlouca85 its basic instructions b4 leaving earth wu-tang

[@SUCC1NCT]

As caelestis5 said, the original sample is from Burgess Meredith's "The Escape." Stoupe also sampled this in 03 for the Visions of Gandhi album.

[@jamesbronson7261]

Yes, bring back the 90s for us twelvy.... Fuck this pmw mentality of rap... Theres more to life.... This is soul music and this is how rap should be.

[@SteezyStall]

Rocky, Ferg, Twelvyy and Nast should make a single together

[@dojomusic213]

is it just me or Twelvy looks and sounds like havoc from Mobb Deep?

[@_eddiez3356]

The next asap

[@bertsepulveda7768]

He's already asap twelvy hahah

[@bigherb]

dozer he's next in line to the a$ap Mob throne

[@ipwndrums]

***** you are missing the point you fool

[@_eddiez3356]

what i mean is that he's going to be the next famous one like asap rocky and ferg

[@martinann]

eddie flores nooooo... Nast is next in line, Nast is way better than twelvyy

[@MultiCantstopme]

Too be honest I like twelvy rapping he has a good flow. He just changed it up on this track. I like the whole mob as a whole they all have different talents. But people always think that since a rapper isn't lyrical he CANT rap. That's not the case. Some rappers rap can make you feel a type or maybe just like them for a lyrical content. Even Ant has some bars that I like. don't get me wrong some of them are poo. But some of them aren't.

[@vanillapetty437]

ASAP Rocky & Ferg, Nast & Twelvyy as the next in line...they rolling together intelligently.

[@ynglesmadeit]

Dis hard🔥🔥🔥

[@gabrielortiz6508]

When asap rocky making a new song

[@ImAPOMPO]

herb

[@gabrielortiz6508]

Wat

[@reaver2033]

Lol i heard this beat before. Check out "Jedi Mind Tricks - Boondock Saints Interlude"

[@vagdragon420]

I relate to this type of music

[@nicknasios4]

''Can't tax dirty money''Good to know twelvyy has listened to Onyx(Last Dayz the name of the song)

[@martinlee2739]

he remind me a lil of A.Z

[@alexgray6373]

You wylin'.

[@andrewchavez6900]

sounds like no diggity from way back in tha day, meets tha real geez from tha block. keep it up ignore haters bs

[@antoniorayes4698]

This beat

[@vista414]

Im mainly watching this because i saw him show respects to Capital STEEZ when troy ave did they stupid diss

[@baqaafus2761]

It has that 90 theme I love it

[@chazzifezil1244]

the beat tho

[@yanoxis3450]

Dont steal from Michael Jackson !

[@san7286]

fuck Michael Jackson.

[@yanoxis3450]

fuck you

[@sosajc15]

Fuck both of you

[@yanoxis3450]

anthony santana Lol hes saying fuck Michael Jackson, yeah? Well, Michael Jackson makes music even when he is dead. I dont think A$AP is going to ;)

[@m4c3n4h6]

.. #Daym . #RounHere , #Respect . A$AP Twelvyy... #MeeanFlow. X.

[@connoisseurtroy2006]

This is golden era rap style Definitely one of the best rap tracks this decade

[@terrydavis4226]

2022 and I still bang this

[@Nitride]

Red Cafe , is that you ?

[@jtt626]

hahahaha thought I was the only one who noticed that

[@Nitride]

Right , first time rapper is emulating Red Cafe flow

[@BoofPack69]

I don't get the "asap mob feat. asap twelvyy".. ? Redundant as fuck

[@raffijamgotchian5275]

it lets you know who raps in it specifically, but yeah nonetheless redundant as fuck..

[@niklascool9375]

asap mob is signed... same with ferg and rocky but 12vyy, nast and ant arent

[@iflexx123]

A$AP Mob is good, but Pro Era is way better.

[@alexs5121]

TDE

[@iflexx123]

Agreed. ahhaha. TDE is life

[@HollywoodPompeii]

Still watching in 2020