A$AP Ant Declares "I Am Underground" On New Tape

A$AP Ant returns with his latest tape, "I Am Underground."

BYAron A.Apr 13, 20204.6K Views

A$AP Ant is using these times in quarantine to bless the masses with new music. The rapper returned this weekend with his new project, I Am Underground, making a slick reference to these trying times as it parallels to Will Smith's I Am Legend. Hell, the cover art even includes an animated version of Ant strapped up with a dog walking next to him.

I Am Underground is seven tracks in total, running for a little over 15 minutes in total. The rapper keeps the collaborators within his tight-knit circle, tapping Goonew, Soduh, Lulu P, and Lil 2Dow for guest appearances.

Check the project out below and keep your eyes peeled for more new music from A$AP Ant as well as the rest of the A$AP Mob.

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