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A$AP Rocky Extends Olive Branch, Offers to Distribute New FERG Album: ‘U Know Where Home Is’

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A$AP Rocky has appeared to offer to help distribute FERG’s new album, signalling that their friendship remains intact despite recent public discussion about FERG dropping “A$AP” from his stage name. FERG said the album is finished and asked on Instagram who would distribute it; Rocky congratulated him and wrote, “U know where home is.”

Rocky previously said he was bothered by FERG’s name change but would not hold it against him, while FERG described the decision as personal growth and said he needed to follow his own truth. The article does not confirm a distribution deal, but Rocky’s comment appears to offer support through his AWGE label. FERG’s upcoming project follows his third solo album, *Darold*.

  • FERG says his new album is finished.
  • Rocky appears to offer distribution support through AWGE.
  • The pair have discussed FERG’s name change publicly.

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A$AP Rocky and FERG are New York rappers who were both part of the hip-hop collective A$AP Mob. Rocky leads AWGE, a creative company and label that has supported artists and music releases.

FERG recently stopped using “A$AP” in his stage name, saying the change reflected personal growth. Rocky said the decision bothered him but that he would not hold it against his friend.

FERG’s next album follows his third solo album, Darold. How it will be distributed matters because distribution helps get a release onto music services and to listeners; no deal for the new album has been confirmed.

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