The #DopeMovie, starring A$AP Rocky, Shameik Moore, Kimberly Elise, Chanel Iman and more, does not hit theaters until June 19th. However, on Thursday evening, some lucky individuals got the chance to see the film ahead of time. Open Road Films hosted the #DopeMovie screening at AMC Loews 19, along with “Own It” artist, Mack Wilds led the pack. Check out the gallery for more.
(Video) The New “Dope” Movie Trailer Stars A$AP Rocky, Vince Staples And Quincy Jones
This s**t really does look like a dope a** movie. READY! Earlier this year, DOPE premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. If you were not in attendance, as I’m sure many fans were not, you were still able to watch a 30-second clip of the comedy film. Today, however, a new movie trailer for the DOPE movie has been released. Looks exciting. Check it out after the jump.
(Photos + Video) A$AP Rocky Talks “A.L.L.A” & Previews New Music Video In #CRWN
A$AP Rocky was the center of attention last night during #CRWN at the Tribeca Film Festival. Presented by WatchLOUD and hosted by Elliott Wilson, the Harlem emcee spoke about who will be featured on At. Long. Live. A$AP and his film debut in the movie Dope. Rocky also blessed the crowd by previewing his upcoming visual for “The Beauty And The Beast.” Check out the details about the exclusive interview after the jump!
(Video) See First Look Of Indie Film ‘Dope’ Starring Rapper A$AP Rocky
While Harlem rapper A$AP Rocky is back in the studio working on his Sophomore album, the rapper is also making major moves in the film and fashion world, getting comparisons to the likes of Tupac for his acting chops. Well see first look of indie film ‘Dope’ starring rapper A$AP Rocky.
(Photos) A$AP Rocky Says Don’t Compare Him to Tupac
The headline alone is like WHAT??? But calling it an “unfair comparison” A$AP Rocky Says Don’t Compare Him to Tupac though apparently–(who knew???) that’s the new wave…
A$AP Rocky Speaks On Tragic Passing Of A$AP Yams & His Impact On Sophomore Album
As the Hip Hop industry mourns the death of fallen co founder A$AP Yams, A$AP Rocky took some time to discuss his thoughts on the tragedy, while debuting his big acting role in ‘Dope’ during the Sun Dance Film Festival.
