New clip for deluxe song from rapper’s major label debut LP features scenes shot in Los Angeles a decade ago
A$AP Rocky’s Long.Live.A$AP was released in January 2013, and to celebrate its 10th year anniversary, the rapper has released a reworked “Angels” music video dubbed “Angels Pt. 2.”
The AWGE and Sam Lecca-directed visual finds a young A$AP Rocky alongside his crew as a look back while giving it a new frame: it houses unreleased Los Angeles footage shot a decade ago and features the late A$AP Yams with a halo floating above his head.
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“TODAY MARKS THE 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY FOR MY 1ST COMMERCIAL ALBUM!” A$AP Rocky tweeted. “I WANT 2 TAKE A MOMENT TO REFLECT & THINK ABOUT THE PPL I MISS & THE TIMES WE HAD. RIP YAMS & VIRGIL, THANK U 4 THE HELP ON THIS 1ST PROJECT. LONG. LIVE. A$AP.ANGELS -PT 2 AWGE EDIT OUT NOW!”
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TODAY MARKS THE 10 YEAR
ANNIVERSARY FOR MY 1ST COMMERCIAL ALBUM! I WANT 2 TAKE A MOMENT TO REFLECT & THINK ABOUT THE PPL I MISS & THE TIMES WE HAD. RIP YAMS & VIRGIL, THANK U 4 THE HELP ON THIS 1ST PROJECT. LONG. LIVE. A$AP.ANGELS -PT 2 AWGE EDIT OUT NOW!— LORD FLACKO JODYE II (@asvpxrocky) January 15, 2023
Long.Live.A$AP is the Harlem rapper’s major label debut. A sort of sequel to his 2011 Live.Love.A$AP mixtape, his debut includes collabs with Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q, 2 Chainz, Drake, Santigold, Danny Brown, Florence Welch, and many more artists. The Number One charting record also spawned the singles “Fuckin Problems,” “Goldie,” “Wild for the Night,” and “Fashion Killa.”
