Ahead of his headlining set at this weekend’s ComplexCon, ASAP Rocky has made a number of headline-grabbing appearances.
The latest example of this, which comes on the heels of viral footage of the recent PacSun collaborator trading bars with Andy Milonakis during an impromptu cypher, sees Rocky responding to a fan’s request for his bandana by immediately handing it over.
In initial footage of the moment, shared by @thetrillpreneur on Instagram, the fan is seen shouting out to Rocky.
“What’d you say, bro? What’d you say?” Rocky asks as he approaches the camera amid a crowd of people.
“Can I get the durag? My shit ugly right now,” the fan says, at which point Rocky removes the bandana from his head and offers it up.
Another clip, shared later, shows the fan repeatedly shouting out amid the noise of the crowd, while yet another clip shows the fan having the chance to meet Rocky inside the store while rocking the bandana.
The footage seems to be taken from a recent pop-up event in NYC in connection with the streaming arrival of Rocky’s Live. Love. ASAP tape. Complex has reached out to @thetrillpreneur for comment.
The Live. Love. ASAP anniversary celebration continues this weekend at ComplexCon in Long Beach. Alongside the official streaming release of the fan-adored 2011 mixtape, Rocky shared the new song “Sandman,” which was previously teased at this year’s Yams Day event.
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