A$AP Rocky is building that spiritual flex on Bless It Up, a teased standout from his long-awaited fourth album Don’t Be Dumb, dropping January 16, 2026, via AWGE and RCA Records, and it’s got that confident, pressure-applying energy that’s been missing from the game.
From the Easter Sunday snippet Rocky dropped on Instagram—complete with a “HAPPY EASTER” caption and him chilling in bunny vibes—this one’s a slick clapback at the doubters, flipping questions about his moves into reminders of who’s really applying heat. The sound hints at Rocky’s evolved trap-soul blend: smooth flows over what feels like atmospheric beats, with bars on living “God body” (that 5 Percent Nation nod to divine mindset) while blessing—or messing—up the scene. Themes hit on resilience, luxury without apology, and turning criticism into fuel: dressing up your girl, messing up the ops, demanding flowers and dollars at the banquet. It’s motivational menace, part sermon, part street talk, fitting the album’s experimental edge with producers like Pharrell, Madlib, Metro Boomin, and Mike Dean rumored across the board.
Don’t Be Dumb has been a slow burn since Testing in 2018, delayed by leaks, clearances, and life—Rocky beat that trial early this year and called it a “masterpiece” in his December posts, complete with Tim Burton-inspired covers and NYC billboards. Singles like “Highjack” with Jessica Pratt, “Tailor Swif,” “Ruby Rosary” with J. Cole, and others set the tone, but the full tracklist is still speculative on spots like Genius. Fans can pre-save it on Spotify for the complete rollout and updates—it’s gearing up for vinyls, CDs, and digital with alternate arts that scream high fashion.
Rocky’s moment feels earned right now. Post-acquittal, he’s balanced fatherhood with Rihanna, fashion directs like Ray-Ban and Puma, even film spots with Spike Lee and Denzel. This album’s him reclaiming the throne: less rush, more refinement, proving the wait sharpened the blade. After years of teases, it’s finally close enough to feel the pressure.
Dive into the Bless It Up lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Don’t Be Dumb tracks for more of A$AP Rocky’s elevated glow.
| Lead Vocals | A$AP Rocky |
| Songwriter | A$AP Rocky |
| Music Producer | [TBA] |
| Label | A$AP Worldwide, RCA Records & Polo Grounds Music |
| Release Date | January 16, 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | A$AP Worldwide, RCA Records & Polo Grounds Music |
| Distributor | Sony Music Entertainment |
| Phonographic Copyright ℗ | A$AP Worldwide, RCA Records, Polo Grounds Music & Sony Music Entertainment |
Lyrics of Bless It Up by A$AP Rocky
[Verse 1]
They Like “Damn, Flacko, Where You Been?
Man, You Don’t Dress Enough, Freshen Up
See You In The Gym, You Don’t Flex Enough, Flex Enough”
Still Applyin’ Pressure, Nigga, Press Your Luck, Best Of Luck
See You In The Press, You Ain’t Press Enough
See You Still With Them Steppers, Tell ’em Step It Up
How You Always Come Up Short? You Ain’t Sell Enough
If I Pull My Bitch Out, I’ma Dress Her Up (Yeah, Dress Her)
If I Pull That Ch-ch Out, I’ma Mess It Up (Yeah)
Yeah, I’m Livin’ God Body, I Might Bless It Up (Yeah-yeah)
Since I Been Livin’ God Body, I Might Mess It Up (Yeah)
I Might Bless It Up (Yeah), I Might Bless It Up (Yeah)
Since I’m Livin’ God Body, I Might Bless It Up
Since I’m Livin’ Hard Body, I Might Bless It Up
Since I’m Fearin’ Nobody, I Might—, Uh
[Verse 2]
I’ma Need All Of My Flowers, I’ll Make It A Banquet
Look, I’ma Need All Of My Dollars, I Came To The Banquet
I Can Afford A Couple Of Problems, Mm, Just Sayin’
You Can Have All The Money And Power…
