A$AP Ferg Shows What New York's Quarantined Streets Look Like In 'Value'

A$AP Ferg has dropped a new video for "Value" that was shot in New York City while the metropolis is currently under quarantine to prevent the spread of COVID-19 while in the global pandemic. The rapper spends segment of the visual showing what its empty streets look like and also having some fun by himself while hanging out at residence. Some clones accompany him for the fun and so they practice social distancing, too.


"Value" starts with a brief few images of empty New York streets and bridges before Ferg starts to boldly party with his copies indoors of a residence. With warped graphics and random Polaroid-like photographs interspersed randomly while in the clip, Ferg shows that he understands how to have some creative fun under the circumstances. The video's a visual feast without having a ton of people (other than these freaky Fergs as well as a dancing woman) violating social distancing guidelines.


in the next half of the video, Ferg gets more in depth on what New York looks like under quarantine. We're shown empty store shelves, more empty streets, and people wearing masks. As we feel the silence of the city's streets radiating from the scene, a narrating voice says, "The world seems fine any time each person is indoors asleep." Afterwards, Ferg's imaginative journey continues, ending with a message that asks a critical question to each person out there: "What do you value?"


On April 20, Ferg donated 300 meals to the personnel at NYC Health and Hospitals Harlem for their hard work in the midst of this pandemic. "These guys are risking their lives," he mentioned afterwards. "We’re just here to prepare their job a little sweeter."


Ferg previously released "Value" in January. It was his first song of 2020 and yes it followed his 2019 EP Floor Seats which included "Pups," a teamwork with A$AP Rocky, "Wigs," which features City Girls and Antha, and more.


Check out Ferg's wild new "Value" video up above.