A$AP Ferg Drops “Furious Ferg” And “Plain Jane”

These are the third and fourth songs he’s dropped today.

June 13, 2017

A$AP Ferg is on a hot streak. After sharing "Nia Long" and "Aw Yea" featuring Lil Yachty earlier on Tuesday, the rapper came back with two more offerings the same night. Ferg has revived Trap Lord Tuesdays, and, if this continues, will be offering free new music every week.

The new tracks are "Furious Ferg" and "Plain Jane." The former was produced by Philadelphia producer Tommyy Lovee, while the second was produced by Kirk Knight.

Listen to both songs below.

Posted: June 13, 2017

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