Just like his highly anticipated Don’t Be Dumb album, ASAP Rocky’s day in court has been delayed. A$AP Rocky born Rakim Mayers’s trial in his ongoing gun case has been rescheduled to January 21st after a pretrial conference on Tuesday.

A$AP Rocky's request to push back his upcoming trial due to his scheduled performance at Rolling Loud's next event has been granted. Judge Mark Arnold approved the request during a pretrial hearing held on Tuesday,

The Harlem rapper is facing serious allegations, charged with two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm in connection with an incident involving a former friend and fellow A$AP Mob member, A$AP Relli, whose real name is Terrell Ephron.

A$AP Rocky, part of an investment group led by celebrity lawyer Joe Tacopina, is set to buy EFL Club Tranmere Rovers. Here’s a look at the rapper’s current financial standing.

A$AP Rocky's assault trial was originally scheduled for October before getting pushed back to November. Now, it won't start until 2025.

He’s eager to get to this trial as quickly as possible," rapper's lawyer Joe Tacopina tells Rolling Stone. "Having this hanging over his head is not something he wants”

A$AP Rocky is set to go to trial in January on charges that he fired a gun at a former friend and collaborator outside a Hollywood hotel in 2021

A$AP Rocky's trial for allegedly shooting a former friend has begun. The 36-year-old rapper, born Rakim Mayers, was first accused of firing a gun twice in the direction of Terell Ephron (formerly A$AP Relli),

Rocky is being accused of firing a semi-automatic handgun at his former friend and plaintiff A$AP Relli. Switzerland gives up neutrality Mark Cuban says his best employees share this soft skill: 'You need to reduce stress,