Released: 2024
“Off White Rozay” by A Ferg featuring A$AP Ferg is a high-energy track that pays homage to the late Virgil Abloh while celebrating Harlem’s vibrant culture. The song mixes braggadocious lyrics with party vibes, capturing the essence of both artists’ styles.
The hook, “R.I.P. to Virgil, sippin’ off-white rosé,” sets the tone. It’s a tribute to Virgil Abloh, a fashion icon, and hints at luxury with ‘off-white rosé,’ playing on Abloh’s brand Off-White.
“Call me Antwon, got the panther in the hallway” follows. Antwon is A$AP Ferg’s real name, and the panther symbolizes power and presence, possibly referencing the Black Panther movement.
“I’ma kill the pussy, no glove like OJ” is a bold line. It references O.J. Simpson, who was infamously acquitted of murder, implying a raw, unfiltered approach.
“Yeah, I threw a shot, but she gave it to my brozay” shows the playful side. Ferg took a chance, but the girl ended up with his friend, ‘brozay.’
“We’re back, the voice of Harlem” is a declaration. A Ferg and A$AP Ferg are repping Harlem, bringing its unique sound and energy back to the forefront.
“Ether Boy, Ferg, and the DJ Webstar” is a shoutout. Ether Boy is Ron Browz, a producer known for the hit “Ether,” and DJ Webstar is a Harlem DJ, adding to the local flavor.
“No hands (no hands), tell her ‘No hands'” is a party anthem line. It’s about dancing without using hands, emphasizing carefree fun.
“Dominican, I fuck her in my Timberlands” is a vivid image. Timberlands are iconic in hip-hop fashion, and this line blends cultural pride with swagger.
“We at your tinted mansion, ’bout to spin again” hints at a lavish lifestyle. ‘Tinted mansion’ suggests privacy and exclusivity, while ‘spin again’ means they’re ready to party once more.
“Did I mention I fuck in my Timberlands?” repeats the earlier boast, underlining the importance of style and confidence in their world.
“It’s Fergie Ferg in the house” is a self-introduction. A$AP Ferg is making his presence known, ready to take over the scene.
“‘Bout to run it up with Ron Browz” means they’re about to make big moves. Ron Browz’s involvement signals high energy and success.
“She don’t even speak English (¿Como estás?)” shows a multicultural vibe. The girl doesn’t speak English, adding a layer of exotic appeal.
“The, the Roc, the, the, the Roc” is a chant. It could reference Roc-A-Fella Records, a nod to hip-hop royalty.
“I came from the block, the, the, the block” is about roots. Ferg is proud of his humble beginnings and how far he’s come.
“Go’n shake somethin'” is a call to dance. It’s a direct command to get the party moving.
“Throw it back so I see the tan line” is a provocative line. It’s about dancing provocatively, showing off confidence and sex appeal.
“Gold fangs, lookin’ like a vampire” adds to the imagery. Gold fangs are a bold fashion statement, making the girl stand out.
“Act up, girl, you know you ain’t shy” encourages boldness. It’s about breaking out of your shell and having fun.
“You don’t suck what? You a goddamn liar” is a challenge. It’s calling out false modesty, pushing for honesty and openness.
“Shake it up, c-c-come on” keeps the energy high. It’s another call to dance and enjoy the moment.
“Mic check, shake it” signals a performance. It’s about getting ready to take the stage and own it.
“The voice of Harlem, the Ether Boy” is a final shoutout. It’s a reminder of who’s bringing the heat in this track.
