How To Contact A$AP Rocky…

Email A$AP Rocky on his Official Site (AWGE), asap@caa.com (Creative Artists Agency), or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet A$AP Rocky at one of his album releases, movie/TV show premieres, book signings, live events, meet-and-greets, product launches, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get A$AP Rocky’s autograph, send a fan letter with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

A$AP Rocky
c/o Joshua Dickinson
RCA Records
25 Madison Ave.
New York, NY 10010

A$AP Rocky’s talent agency is:

Darryl Eaton
c/o Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
2000 Ave. of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

A$AP Rocky’s management is:

Joshua Dickinson
c/o RCA Records
25 Madison Ave.
New York, NY 10010

A$AP Rocky’s publicist is:

Amanda Silverman
c/o The Lede Co. Public Relations
632 Broadway Fl. 3
New York, NY 10012

A$AP Rocky and 21 Savage worked on tracks like “Cocky” from the Uncle Drew soundtrack in 2018, “1999”, “Mob Boss,” and “Slidin’,” demonstrating a strong relationship within the hip-hop industry.

A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg have been longtime members of the A$AP Mob. Despite occasional tensions, they maintained their bond, reuniting in May 2024 to collaborate on new music.

A$AP Rocky worked with Beyoncé on a fashion project where his creative agency AWGE teamed up with Marine Serre, a designer frequently associated with Beyoncé’s fashion choices.

A$AP Rocky has a contentious connection to Chris Brown stemming from Brown’s past domestic violence against Rihanna, which Rocky called out in his 2022 song “D.M.B.”

A$AP Rocky has been a frequent guest at Diddy’s New York and fashion-related parties, aligning with their influence in music and fashion.

Donald Trump intervened in A$AP Rocky’s 2019 assault case by pressuring the Swedish government for his release, an action that Rocky later described as jeopardizing his situation.

A$AP Rocky and Drake have ongoing rap beef rooted in personal tensions. Rocky disses Drake on tracks like “Show of Hands” and “Ruby Rosary,” which stems from Rihanna.

A$AP Rocky and Eminem worked on the music videos “Scarface,” “Lost,” and a Lil Wayne track, “I’m Back.” Rocky praised Eminem as one of the “fastest” rappers and name-dropped him in a song.

A$AP Rocky and Future worked on the track “Show of Hands” from Future and Metro Boomin’s album “We Still Don’t Like You,” which includes a Drake diss from the “blog era” of hip-hop.

A$AP Rocky has a complex relationship with Jay-Z, which involves rumors about Jay-Z’s past interactions with Rihanna and Jay-Z’s entertainment company, Roc Nation, where she’s signed.

A$AP Rocky and J. Cole worked on the single “Ruby Rosary” from Rocky’s album Don’t Be Dumb, marking their first musical collaboration since Justin Timberlake’s “TKO” remix in 2013.

Justin Bieber advocated for A$AP Rocky during his 2019 Swedish legal troubles, and the two artists collaborated on the “Hallelujah” track alongside A$AP Ferg.

A$AP Rocky worked with Justin Timberlake on the “TKO (Black Friday Remix)” in 2013, alongside J. Cole and Pusha T. They traded verses on the track from Timberlake’s album The 20/20 Experience.

A$AP Rocky and Kanye West worked on “Jukebox Joints” and “M.P.A.” Rocky described their creative process as intense when they transformed a German hotel into a “Yeezy compound.”

A$AP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar are featured on the 2012 hit single “F-ckin’ Problems.” Rocky praised Lamar as one of the “fastest” rappers while staying neutral during Lamar’s beef with Drake.

A$AP Rocky is connected to Kim Kardashian through her intervention in his 2019 Swedish legal case. She lobbied the Trump administration and Jared Kushner to secure his release from jail.

A$AP Rocky and Kylie Jenner were rumored to have briefly hooked up in 2015. Their connection was a fleeting romance and friendship within the same celebrity social circles.

A$AP Rocky and Lil Yachty worked on the track “T.D.” from Lil Boat 3 and the A$AP Mob song “Bachelor,” demonstrating a consistent musical partnership within the hip-hop industry.

A$AP Rocky and Nicki Minaj worked on the Mike WiLL Made-It track “Runnin” from the Creed II soundtrack in 2018, and they have a professional relationship within the hip-hop industry.

A$AP Rocky signed Playboi Carti to his AWGE creative agency in 2016. He also worked with Carti on tracks such as “New Choppa” and “Our Destiny” while endorsing Carti as the future of rap.

A$AP Rocky is Rihanna’s longtime partner and the father of her two children. Their bond faced public scrutiny during his 2023 trial for an alleged shooting incident.

A$AP Rocky is connected to Sylvester Stallone through the film Creed II. Rocky’s song “Everyday” was featured on the movie’s soundtrack.

A$AP Rocky and Travis Scott have a long-standing musical rivalry. This includes joint tracks like “PARANOIA” and “LOVE IT MANE,” interspersed with lyrical jabs and tension over personal matters.

A$AP Rocky and Tyler, the Creator, transitioned from crew rivalries to co-headlining a tour in 2015, creating music together and teasing a potential project called “WANG$AP.”

A$AP Rocky and The Weeknd are connected through music projects, including their diss tracks targeting Drake on the album We Still Don’t Trust You by Future and Metro Boomi.

A$AP Rocky, born Rakim Athelaston Mayers, is an American rapper, actor, singer, and record producer known for his unique blend of hip-hop, fashion influence, and experimental production. He gained mainstream attention with his 2011 mixtape Live.Love.A$AP, leading to a record deal and the success of his debut album Long.Live.A$AP (2013), which included the hit “F**kin’ Problems.” Rocky is a key member of the A$AP Mob collective, known for his trendsetting style with high-fashion brands. Beyond music, he acted in films, directed music videos, and became a cultural icon. He is also in a high-profile relationship with Rihanna, with whom he has two children.