A$AP Rocky is partnering with Bilt to drop exclusive member vinyl and launch the "Rent Free" campaign celebrating his upcoming highly anticipated album, Don't Be Dumb.
Don't Be Dumb, which will be the fourth studio album by the artist, entrepreneur, actor and fashion icon, is set to arrive on January 16. It marks Rocky's first studio album in nearly eight years.
The partnership features a Bilt-exclusive limited edition vinyl designed by Rocky himself, honoring his deep connection to Harlem and New York. The custom vinyl showcases New York-inspired cover art.
The exclusive vinyl is available to members through a special pre-order on Bilt's app and website.
Alongside the vinyl release, Bilt is also featuring A$AP Rocky in a special edition of its monthly game show, "Rent Free," where Rocky is a contestant, offering Bilt Members nationwide the chance to win free rent payments of up to $2,500.
In addition to getting their rent paid, the top 10 winners will also receive signed editions of the exclusive vinyl, with hundreds of additional members earning bonus Bilt Points.
Additionally, Bilt is making a donation to a Harlem building where Rocky spent his teen years. The donation will cover January 2026 rent for all tenants in the building.
"For me, it's always been about your community and neighborhood. Harlem made me who I am, from uptown to downtown, and that connection to place is everything," said Rocky. "When Bilt said they wanted to cover rent for everyone in the same building where I grew up, that hit different."
"That's not just business, that's understanding what community really means," he added. "This vinyl is my love letter to New York, and being able to give back to the exact place that raised me while helping people across the country with their rent is the kind of partnership that actually matters."
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