A-Trak Flips ‘A$AP Forever,’ Works Moby Sample Harder Than A$AP Rocky: Watch

Kat Bein

Thu, May 17, 2018 at 5:36 PM UTC

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A$AP Rocky used Moby's "Porcelain" for his single "A$AP Forever" without much cutting or looping, creating a strange pairing on a classic song.
A-Trak recently showcased his turntablism skills by running a routine on the song, demonstrating his mastery in the field.
Fans can enjoy A-Trak's impressive display of talent in a video that highlights the musical fusion of two New York City icons.

Fans were slightly bewildered whenA$AP Rockyre-purposedMoby's iconic '90s hit "Porcelain" for his recent single "A$AP Forever." Whoever the MC got to run point on production didn't do much cutting or looping. The sample plays more like Rocky let the song run in the background while he raps his own lines on top. It's a strange pairing on a classic, butA-Trakrecently ran a dope routine on it, giving fans a little more of that cut-up, if they so desire.

A-Trak is of course the king of turntablism. He became a world champion at the tender age of 15. His skills continue outshine the competition, and his full power is on display below. We're definitely rockin' with this one. At just under a minute, our only complaint is that it doesn't run longer.

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Be amazed by A-Trak's fast-moving hands of steel below, and enjoy the musical-melding of two New York City icons.

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