A$AP Rocky Jokingly Reveals Exact Location Rihanna 'Fell In Love With Me'
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The rapper famously nabbed Rihanna as his onscreen love interest for the 2013 "Fashion Killa" music video — and is now the father of her children.
A$AP Rocky will never forget where Rihanna first “fell in love” with him.
The “Fashion Killa” rapper recently sat down for an expansive cover story interview with W magazine about his upcoming album, “Don’t Be Dumb,” life as a father and dating one of music’s most outspoken and endearing pop stars — which apparently began around 2012.
Rocky was still eagerly awaiting the release of his first album, 2013′s “Long. Live. A$AP,” when he filmed the video for its fourth single, “Fashion Killa,” at the Mercer Hotel in Manhattan — where the W interview was conducted — and nabbed Rihanna as his onscreen love interest.
“This is very special because this is the first place she fell in love with me,” Rocky told the outlet, adding, “Virgil Abloh shot the music video for ‘Fashion Killa’ in 2012, and that was the same couch where Rihanna and I sat in the first scene. That was that same room.”
In the video, the rapper is shown lounging on a crisp, white couch in his hotel room with Rihanna, who then accompanies him on a late-night shopping spree.
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