Purity (feat. Frank Ocean)

Over a tranquil production, A$AP Rocky laments about fame swallowing up his life at the expense of his relationships with the people he loves. Haven't checked on my niece in weeks Months past and months in between since me and my sister would speak Not a call or visit in weeks, lost, nothin' since the September last Seen her September '16, man it feels like Rocky goes on to reference the death of A$AP Mob affiliate A$AP Press, who passed away in March 2016. Rocky said "Purity" was inspired by "losing people." "Whether it be a family member, a companion, just a friend, business partners, anything," he explained to Complex.

Frank Ocean rhymes the first verse in which he talks about his struggles to find peace of mind. He also linked up with Rocky on another Testing track, "Brotha Man."

Rocky, Finatik N Zac, Dean Blunt, and Hector Delgado's production features a manipulated sample of Lauryn Hill's 2002 track "I Gotta Find Peace of Mind."