ASAP ROCKY’S NEW SONG: WHAT DOES D.M.B STAND FOR?
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ASAP Fans have been drawn to Rocky’s D.M.B music video for a variety of reasons, one of which is the acronym, but what does it stand for?
Rihanna, the rapper’s lady love and baby mama, is featured in this new single, and fans can’t get enough of these two!
D.M.B. is an uncomplicated song with explicit lyrics. The video, on the other hand, is something we couldn’t ignore because it has sparked marriage speculations.
What does D.M.B mean?
According to Rolling Stone, Asap’s new song is an acronym for “Dat’s My B****h.”
The singles are accompanied by a music video created, written, and produced by the rapper himself for AWGE.
Rihanna’s involvement has sparked even more interest, considering it is her first appearance in a music video in quite some time.
It’s thought that the video is a tribute to ASAP and Rihanna’s “classic love story.”
The video is available online, but be aware that the lyrics contain explicit language.
Marriage rumors started from a video
The graphics from D.M.B have some fans thinking Rihanna and ASAP may have secretly married. Call it art or the couple’s method of teasing followers, the visuals have left some fans thinking Rihanna and ASAP may have secretly married.
The rapper proposes to his girlfriend and the mother of his child in the song. He wears golden teeth grills with the message “Marry Me,” whereas Rihanna’s say “I do.”
However, these are just rumors, as the two have stayed largely silent about their relationship.
During an interview with GQ, the ASAP revealed their connection, referring to Riri as the “love of my life.”
Rihanna and ASAP have been dating since January 2020, according to rumors.
Fans’ reaction to the new song
While D.M.B’s lyrics are up for debate, fans can’t get enough of the music video that highlighted Rihanna and ASAP’s love story.
“I don’t even like ASAP Rocky like that,” one remarked, “but DMB made me weep LMAO.”
“So Rihanna was in virtually every frame of DMB and she couldn’t give us a tiny ‘oooooh’ I miss her voice,” one Twitter user wrote.
“THE #DMB VIDEO OH MY GOSH I’M LIKE LITERALLY IN TEARS. I love A$ap and Rihanna omg that video was amazing. The visuals, the aesthetic the production quality omg. I love y’all,” wrote one delighted fan.
Ankita Khanrah
Ankita Khanrah is a second-year student of the Master of Communication and Journalism (Integrated) programme at the School of Mass Communication, KIIT Deemed University, Bhubaneswar.
