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@labelplyrics: 這首歌絕對是A$AP Ferg的生涯代表作🔥🚀 FERG - Plain Jane @asapferg A$AP Ferg 的〈Plain Jane〉是他 2017 年 mixtape《Still Striving》裡最代表性的單曲。靈感明顯來自 Three 6 Mafia / Tear Da Club Up Thugs 的〈Slob on My Knob〉，Ferg 也曾在 Billboard 訪談中提到這首歌對他意義很深。歌曲後來推出了與 Nicki Minaj 的Remix版本，熱度再被推高，最高衝到 Billboard Hot 100 第 26 名，也成為 Ferg 最成功的代表作。到現在 Spotify 播放量已超過 8 億，證明它不只是當年爆紅，而是留下長期影響力的 trap anthem。 #asapferg #plainjane #hiphop #中文翻譯 #音樂分享

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