Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 12月1日 09時27分

“#A$APRocky was born Rakim Meyers, his parents naming him after the legendary MC: ‘They jinxed me in a good way.’ But while the original Rakim is a towering totem of classic New York hip-hop, Rocky’s style defies geography. Growing up, he listened to hip-hop from New York (Rakim, DMX), California (Snoop Dogg, DJ Quik), the South (UGK, Three 6 Mafia) and the Midwest (Bone Thugs-N-Harmony). His music reflects that mongrel pedigree... Rocky’s been rapping since he was about 15, but didn’t ‘get serious’ till he turned 20, joining a crew called A$AP with some Harlem pals. Unmoored from any single regional style, Rocky’s best songs are perfect for, and a product of, 2011-era rap, in which the Internet has become its own zipcode. ‘I am a New York rapper, obviously, but I make whatever’s appealing to me,’ he says. ‘That’s why, when I rap, you can’t tell where I’m coming from. I can’t explain it. I just do it.’” From the December 8th, 2011 issue of @Rolling Stone. ?@DrewGurian

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