‘I might have to fukk with Morrissey on some Smiths shyt,’ he told the host about his next direction. 'Speaking to Peter Rosenberg for his new YouTube show Open Late, Rocky firmly declared his interest in hooking up with Morrissey in the studio. While it may not be entirely surprising given the content of some of his songs, Rocky's love of psychedelics takes him to new heights on Testing as he runs through his lyrics and bumps to the thumping track.'

N-as was high,' said Rocky while nodding his head, remembering the extent of his trip. We did the rhymes all tripping balls bro. I had him come through and kinda record and monitor us to actually test the product while being tested on. I have this psychedelic professor, he studies in LSD.

'We was all in London at my spot, Skeppy came through. 'The Harlem rapper sat down to unpack his lyrics on the Skepta-produced track detailing how the product came about. Breaking down the track's lyrics with Genius, Rocky gave some insight on how the song was created, revealing that it all began with an acid trip. Some songs stand out on the album, including FKA Twigs' feature, Frank Ocean's closer and Skepta's appearance on 'Praise The Lord (Da Shine.)' Showing up to perform the track during Rocky's free show in London, 'Praise The Lord' is one of the fan-favorites from the album because of its high energy and clever musical references. 'A$AP Rocky's fascination with psychedelic drugs continues on Testing as his new album listens as somewhat of a trippy, experimental project, exploring different vibes and straying from the norm. People are scared to talk about it.” As for psychedelics, in particular, he says they’re a suitable match for his life. I’ve been doing this stuff since I got into the industry. “Once I did that, I not only proved to the world but to myself that I could do anything that I wanted.” Rocky also talked about his drug use: “It helps me cope with life. “Last time I was more concerned, subconsciously, with doing something mainstream,” he said. 'In a recent interview with Billboard, Rocky discussed the greater artistic freedom he felt with the new album.

Serious question? Would You classify Asap Rocky as a psychedelic rapper? | GeniusĪ$AP Rocky Admits Having Thoughts Of Suicide On ‘Phoenix’ If you have a problem with my categorization of ASAP Rocky, take it up with him and his fans.

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