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A$AP Rocky Talks Disc 2 of ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ and Grammy Season: ‘I Got to Take Something Home, Man’

Rolling Stone ·

A$AP Rocky says he is preparing Disc 2, an extension of his album *Don’t Be Dumb*, after a busy year that included a nearly 50-date arena tour and a chart-topping release. He also plans another tour leg in Australia and New Zealand in December, while hinting that a separate “next chapter” is taking shape.

Rocky says Disc 2 is due soon and will feature Memphis producer Hitkidd, whom he describes as part of his musical roots. He credits the tour, which drew audiences ranging from children to people in their seventies, with reconnecting him with fans and reaching new listeners. The interview also touches on his fashion show, his red hair and his plans to explore inspiration linked to Denzel Washington, Spike Lee and *Malcolm X*.

  • A$AP Rocky says Disc 2 is coming soon.
  • The project extends his chart-topping *Don’t Be Dumb* album.
  • He plans Australia and New Zealand dates in December.

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A$AP Rocky is an American rapper and fashion figure whose music has drawn on several strands of hip-hop, including sounds associated with the US South. *Don’t Be Dumb* is one of his albums; Disc 2 refers to a planned extension of that release, rather than a separate artist or group.

Hitkidd is a Memphis producer, a musician who makes and shapes recordings, and Rocky says the collaboration connects with his musical roots. Rocky’s touring has also brought his music to audiences of different ages, while his work in fashion and interest in film and history sit alongside his music career.

The story matters because it offers a look at how Rocky is developing his music and public image after a major release and tour. Grammy season refers to the period around the US music industry’s annual Grammy Awards, which recognise recorded music.

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