Watch A$AP Rocky talk “scary, humbling experience” at his first show since being released from a Swedish jail
, the rapper carried on with his career, performing his first concert since being released from jail earlier this month. On Sunday, during a show at the Real Street Festival in Anaheim, California, Rocky vented about his imprisonment.
“Y’all know how happy I am to be here right now,” he says in a fan-shot clip. “I wanna say this, though: When I was away — hold the mosh please, this a sentimental moment! — what I experienced was crazy … It was a scary, humbling experience, but I’m here right now. God is good. People who ain’t even fuck with me felt sympathy. People was praying for me. That uplifted me when my spirits was low. I can’t thank y’all enough, man. That was crazy. Hip-hop never looked so strong together.
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