A$AP Rocky Revives "Shroom Clouds" With Jeremih and Reggie
A$AP Rocky has released "Shroom Clouds" with Jeremih and Reggie via A$AP Worldwide/RCA, the shelved 2021 track now billed as the first taste of Don't Be Dumb – Disc 2.

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- A$AP Rocky performed "Shroom Clouds" live in 2021 and 2022 before shelving it.
- The studio version, featuring Jeremih and Reggie, is out via A$AP Worldwide/RCA.
- Sleeping Bear and Hector Delgado produced the track, previously titled "Mushroom Clouds."
- Rocky told Billboard the song is the first taste of Don't Be Dumb – Disc 2; the press release does not confirm this.
- Rocky is preparing to tour Australasia.
A$AP Rocky has released "Shroom Clouds," a song he performed live in 2021 and 2022 before shelving it. The finished version, featuring guests Reggie and Jeremih, is out now via A$AP Worldwide/RCA.
Sleeping Bear and Hector Delgado produced the track. It was previously titled "Mushroom Clouds," according to the single's announcement.
What does the release signal?
Rocky told Billboard that "Shroom Clouds" is the first taste of Don't Be Dumb – Disc 2. That detail does not appear in the single's official press release and remains unconfirmed outside the artist's own account.
"Disc 2 is all of the songs that I dropped that those alter egos didn't get an album to live on, because the next chapter is right after that," Rocky said in the Billboard interview, kept verbatim here because it carries his voice.
The quote signals how Rocky frames the project: a home for stray material tied to his alter egos, with a further "next chapter" already waiting behind it. In plain words, Disc 2 collects previously loose songs into one official place.
The track spent roughly two to three years in limbo between its first live performances and this release. That is a long gestation for a single, but not unusual for Rocky, whose album rollout has drawn attention across multiple years.
What comes next?
Rocky is currently preparing to tour Australasia, the announcement notes. No further Disc 2 tracks have been confirmed.
If the Billboard account holds, "Shroom Clouds" marks the opening move of a two-part chapter — and the Australasia dates will be the first test of the new material in front of live audiences.
Original: asaprocky.lnk.to
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