A$AP Rocky Praises Adrian Brody’s “The Brutalist”: “I’m Just a Beginner in Furniture Design”

A $ AP Rocky’s Enthusiasm for Brutalist

Rapper A $ AP Rocky expressed his admiration for the Oscar-nominated drama Brutalist, highlighting how the film has inspired one of his ambitions.

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About the Film and Its Achievements

Directed by Brady Corbet, the drama narrates the journey of a fictional architect, portrayed by Adrien Brody, who escapes the Holocaust and migrates to America in the late 1940s. There, he partners with a wealthy industrialist (Guy Pearce), who commissions him to construct a monument, challenging both men’s limits.

The film received 10 Oscar nominations, winning for Best Original Screenplay and Best Actor for Brody. NMA awarded it a five-star review, dubbing it the “Giant of the Film.” In a discussion with Fashion magazine, A $ AP Rocky shared his excitement about the film.

Rocky’s New Venture in Furniture Design

“I watched it three times,” he remarked to The Outlet. “It resonates with me as I am a budding furniture designer.” The artist launched his own Hommemade interior design brand in 2022. One of his creations, “Shrom Cactus,” was developed in collaboration with Italian furniture maker Gufram.

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While the brand’s releases are sporadic, they are part of various ventures for Rocky, including clothing, whiskey, and ad campaigns.

In another interview, rapper Katie’s grandmother spoke about his relationship with Rihanna, the mother of his two children. “I am glad that he has settled down, and I am pleased with who he has chosen,” she remarked about the singer known for her song “SOS.” “She is a wonderful person.”

Recently, A $ AP Rocky made headlines at Rolling Loud California, unveiling new songs by arriving in a helicopter. The rapper headlined the Inglewood festival on Saturday (March 15), landing in a helicopter decorated with the message “don’t be stupid,” linked to his forthcoming studio album of the same name.