August 9, 2026

A$AP Rocky Cancels Deal After Graphic Designer Leaks Their Private Chat

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LOS ANGELES, United StatesA$AP Rocky has ended plans to work with logo designer Allan Peters after the designer publicly shared a private Instagram message in which the rapper inquired about hiring him for branding work.

Okay News reports that Rocky had contacted Peters to ask about the cost of revising a brand logo, saying he admired the designer’s work and would be honoured to collaborate. Peters posted a screenshot of the direct message on Instagram with the caption, “I have no words.”

Rocky responded in the comments, expressing disappointment over the public post. The rapper described the move as “distasteful” and confirmed that the proposed collaboration would no longer go ahead, wishing Peters well instead.

Peters, who has more than one million Instagram followers and is known for documenting his logo design process online, later deleted the post. While he did not publicly respond to Rocky’s remarks, he subsequently shared updates celebrating reaching the one-million-follower milestone on the platform.

The incident comes as A$AP Rocky continues his Don’t Be Dumb world tour. After completing the North American leg, the rapper is scheduled to begin performances across Europe later this month, including a return to Stockholm, Sweden, where he will perform for the first time since his 2019 detention in the country.

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