BIOGRAPHY
ASAP Ferg, born Darold Durard Brown Ferguson Jr. on October 20, 1988, is an American rapper, songwriter, and fashion designer. He is a member of the hip-hop collective ASAP Mob, where "ASAP" stands for "Always Strive and Prosper." Ferg gained prominence for his energetic flow, unique style, and contributions to the vibrant New York hip-hop scene.
Hailing from Harlem, New York, ASAP Ferg rose to fame with his debut mixtape, "Trap Lord," released in 2013. The mixtape showcased his versatility, blending elements of trap, hip-hop, and electronic music. The project included hits like "Work" and "Shabba," which helped solidify Ferg's position as a rising star in the rap scene.
Ferg's distinctive style incorporates diverse influences, and his lyrics often touch on themes of ambition, success, and the challenges of street life. He has collaborated with fellow ASAP Mob members and other prominent artists, contributing to the collective's success.
In addition to his solo career, ASAP Ferg has released albums like "Always Strive and Prosper" (2016) and "Floor Seats" (2019). His music is characterized by dynamic production, catchy hooks, and his charismatic delivery. Ferg's ability to fuse different genres and experiment with sounds has contributed to his appeal among a broad audience.
Outside of music, ASAP Ferg has made strides in the fashion world, collaborating with brands and expressing his creativity through design. His multifaceted talents and commitment to pushing artistic boundaries have established him as a significant figure in both the music and fashion industries.