Fisher Price Lyrics – A$AP Ferg & Lil B

A$AP Ferg channels that old-school Harlem energy on Fisher Price, the playful yet gritty cut featuring Lil B, sitting pretty as track six on his surprise mixtape Flip Phone Shorty – Strictly for Da Streetz Vol. 1, out now through Trillagain Island, and it bounces in like a block party starter, all bouncy keys and ad-libs that turn street tales into something you can’t help but replay.

Ferg’s been teasing this vibe for months, and Fisher Price delivers on the promise of raw, unpolished fun. He linked up with Lil B in an Atlanta session last fall, letting the Based God’s stream-of-consciousness flow clash with Ferg’s punchy bars over a beat from Manny Laurenko that samples toy-like chimes—fitting the title, which flips childhood nostalgia into flexes about leveling up from nothing. It’s got that trap bounce with 808s that rattle, but the lyrics lean absurd and triumphant, Ferg spitting about designer drips and quiet money while B drops surreal gems on staying true amid the fake.

Think lines nodding to early A$AP days, mixed with B’s signature positivity that keeps it light even when the boasts hit heavy. The snippet Ferg shared on his IG stories right before the drop had everyone buzzing, calling it a throwback to when mixtapes felt like events.

This one’s smack in the middle of the 12-track tape, which clocks under 30 minutes and pulls you straight into Ferg’s world of no-frills street anthems. The project’s got that flip-phone era grit, ditching polish for pure vibe—openers like the unreleased Ball set the tone with voicemail skits from CeeLo, while BIG DAWG roars early and P.O.L.O. brings Denzel Curry for fire. Later cuts like Uptown Baby and Focus on Me keep the momentum, all tied to themes of loyalty, hustle, and flipping the script on doubters. Guests rotate in smooth, from Gucci Mane on the title track to Big Boss Vette adding edge elsewhere, but it’s Ferg steering the ship. Stream the full thing on Apple Music or Spotify now; the tracklist’s locked and loaded there, no pre-save needed since it’s already out.

Ferg’s in a solid groove these days, 36 and wiser after years of experimenting from Trap Lord to Hella Bandz, now circling back to the mixtape roots that put him on with features that feel like family reunions. This drop, right after his birthday, shows him loose and in control, less chasing trends and more dropping what hits for the real ones, especially with the Mob ties keeping it authentic.

Dive into the Fisher Price lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Flip Phone Shorty – Strictly for Da Streetz Vol. 1 tracks for more of A$AP Ferg’s street symphony.