If “Call Me If You Get Lost” was Tyler, the Creator’s Tour de France, then “The Estate Sale” must be his victory lap. Deluxe albums have become commonplace within hip-hop since Lil Uzi ...

Midway through Tyler, the Creator’s fifth studio album ... and gloomy electronics that conveyed romantic heartbreak. For CMIYGL two years later, he became Tyler Baudelaire, the jetsetting ...

Tyler, the Creator is giving Q-Tip his flowers. During the Season 2 premiere of Rap Radar, the Grammy-winning rapper praised Q-Tip’s music evolution and the indelible mark he left on hip-hop.

“Dogtooth,” produced by Tyler himself, includes a glossy, bouncy instrumental coupled with gritty rap bars, much like all the original CMIYGL songs ... The Creator. As his sixth official ...

Social media users questioned if the line was a subliminal diss directed at Tyler, The Creator, Push’s longtime rival Drake, internet troll-turned-government witness 6ix9ine, or possibly another ...

By Carl Lamarre After announcing that he would unleash “a collection of songs that didn’t make the original album,” Tyler, the Creator begins ... I don’t mean no disrespect, but we just ...

Fan theories have been floating around since it’s 2021 release, but Tyler, the Creator has officially explained ... I don’t know’ — no, fuck that. Call me and let me know that you on ...