RockyвЂ™s second album saw a change of direction. Just because something doesnвЂ™t fit doesnвЂ™t mean itвЂ™s not right.вЂќ 'At.$AP' Sophomore Album вЂњHe was a clean-cut kind of guyвЂ¦ He told me to always be yourself and always feel comfortable with whatever decision you make because you chose to do it. Rocky told Vice that his father had been a big influence on him fashion-wise. alone.ДЄlthough 2013 was a vintage year for Rocky, his successes were bittersweet because his father had passed away in December 2012 (вЂњSee my Daddy in heaven, he be da realist G,вЂќ he tweeted).

8 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart, selling 3 million copies in the U.S. The album topped the Billboard 200 chart, and generated four singles: 'Goldie,' 'Wild for the Night,' 'Fashion Killa' and 'F****nвЂ™ Problems' - that last track being the albumвЂ™s biggest hit, featuring guest appearances from Drake, 2 Chainz and Kendrick Lamar. Its many guests included Kendrick Lamar, Florence Welch, 2 Chainz, Joey Bada$$, Santigold and A$AP Ferg. RockyвЂ™s debut solo album, $AP, came out on January 13, 2013. The split was reportedly $1.7 million for Rocky, $1.3 million for A$AP Worldwide.

It was a combined deal incorporating his solo projects and those of his collective, on their record label A$AP Worldwide.

That same year, he signed to the Sony/RCA subdivision of Polo Grounds Music for $3 million. He self-released two singles, 'Peso' (on which he dropped the names of fashion designers like Rick Owens and Raf Simons, a future collaborator) and 'Purple Swag,' in 2011, sparking a major-label bidding war that began even before he had released his first mixtape, $AP. Rocky worked with three of A$AP MobвЂ™s producers in particular to develop the spacey soundscapes underpinning his raps: Clams Casino, A$AP Ty Beats and SpaceGhostPurpp.

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