With the release of Flower Boy, Tyler, The Creator stepped into a bold new era of introspection and musical growth. Gone were the shock-value antics—replaced by rich melodies, emotional lyricism, and ...

Tyler, the Creator became famous, in part, for being hateful. When his rap collective Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All (“Odd Future” is fine) caught buzz around 2010, it was because of their ...

Tyler, The Creator has never been one to oversaturate the market, which for most rappers, is easier said than done. On average, Tyler gives himself at least a year-and-a-half between albums in ...

Tyler, The Creator's new album Flower Boy (he's been marketing it as Scum Fuck Flower Boy, but that's not the official title) is here. Listen to it on iTunes right now. Lil Wayne and Estelle are ...

Up until the release of Tyler’s fourth studio album, Flower Boy, he was still considered an underdog. After its release, he found himself at the forefront of pop culture, poised to become a No.

The NBA icon shared how much the Brooklyn rapper impressed him as a teen. 1 day ago The almost hour long conversation finds Tyler and Jarrod Carmichael speaking on the album and topics in relation to ...

A lot has changed since the twenty-six-year-old enfant terrible Tyler, the Creator released his début mixtape, “Bastard,” in 2009. For starters, Odd Future, the California rap collective he founded, ...

Tyler worked the “tree-lined” stage solo, his hype man and DJ both banked to the side. Performing to tracks, he emphasized his profane punchlines with roars and shouts on hits like “Who Dat Boy,” but ...