It’s the end of a strong era.

It’s the end of an era. The A$AP Mob, once a symbol of freedom, creativity, and raw energy for New York City’s youth, is no longer a cohesive force.

Unfortunately, the past few years have been rough for the A$AP Mob. After the tragic passing of A$AP Yams—one of the group’s foundational figures—tensions reportedly grew within the collective. Disputes and disagreements became more public, culminating in shocking incidents like the alleged shooting of former member A$AP Relli by A$AP Rocky.

Today, a video surfaced of Ferg confirming what many fans have suspected: the A$AP Mob is officially done. Ferg candidly shared that they haven’t made music together in years and that he hasn’t collaborated with Rocky in a long time.

Ferg says the A$AP crew is over and done with ? pic.twitter.com/LUDIbjIDbf

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The A$AP crew might truly go down as one of the biggest “what ifs” in hip-hop history. Their rise felt like lightning in a bottle—an undeniable force that showcased raw talent, unique style, and cultural influence. But once that overnight success hit, it seemed like individual interests started pulling them apart, leaving a gap that was hard to bridge.

While it’s not surprising that groups rarely stay together forever, it’s still disappointing to think about what could’ve been. Their potential as a collective was massive, and it’s bittersweet to imagine how much further they could’ve taken things together. Even so, their impact on hip-hop is undeniable, and their legacy will live on.

Do you believe the A$AP crew will reconcile in the near future?

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.