The A$AP Rocky movement is getting bigger by the day. In an interview with Pitchfork, he elaborated on his reported multi-million dollar deal with Polo Grounds/RCA. Rocky says he got about $3 million of out the signing. It’s sounds pretty off the wall, given the nature of the music industry today. I’m sure the specifics will slowly start to leak out shortly, but whatever the case, can’t we just be happy happy a young NYC dude is really making moves?

Pitchfork: A lot of rappers are moving away from big record deals and, as recently as last month, it seemed like you didn’t want to sign with a major, either. What changed your mind?

A$AP Rocky: About three million dollars. [Other rappers who don’t sign] are smart, but I feel like Sony/RCA is a family and the people there actually care about me. When I came to meet [Polo Grounds Music founder] Bryan Leach, I got to know him on a personal level– he would set up car service for me to go to other labels. He wanted to see me make it. He’s from Harlem.

I’m going to have creative control; there’s no bullshit. The situation is almost unrealistic. I mean, five months ago I had about $3,000 in my bank account. Now I’m worth $3 million. Nobody’s gotten a deal like that since 50 Cent.

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Pitchfork: You represent A$AP as a crew pretty hard, but you’ve become the de facto leader of the group. Why is that?

A$AP: I’m not the leader [laughs]. People try and focus on me, but Clams is an impeccable producer, and so is Ty Beats, so is Spaceghost. We all became vegetarians about a month ago– that means these guys are really dedicated. They’re on this dark shit with the all-black [clothes], they want to be rebels. I respect it. It’s a cult– they even have codes. They recruited A$AP people from Vancouver, Arizona, Utah. It’s a secret society.

But don’t get scared– it’s not no Illuminati shit. But it is a brotherhood because the days of racial barriers are over. The days of sexual preference are over– if you’re gay, that’s your business. That doesn’t stop you from being my brother. If you yellow, you’re still my brother. Let’s smoke some weed.

Previously: A$AP Rocky Says He Has No Problems With Odd Future
A$AP Rocky Debuts New Music From ‘Live Love ASAP’ At The Creators Project
A$AP Rocky Announces Deal with Polo Grounds Music/RCA
Unreleased A$AP Rocky Track “Out Of This World” (Prod. By The Olympicks)