Tyler extends successful run with new album Tyler, The Creator’s new album Chromakopia manages to secure for itself the pole position on the Billboard 200 chart for the second week in a row. Having earned his highest first week sales of his career, Tyler has successfully managed to retain the title of the No. 1

Tyler’s new project boasts big streaming numbers Tyler, The Creator’s new album Chromakopia has been noted for making the largest debut of a rap album on Spotify in 2024. Just a day after its Monday (October 28) release, ChartData revealed that Chromakopia was streamed over 85 million times on Spotify’s global chart, making it not

Tyler’s new album is out Tyler, The Creator knows what he wants his followers to feel while listening to his new album, Chromakopia. Tyler posted some tips on how to listen to the album after it dropped early Monday (October 28). “Make sure you listen in full with no expectations no distractions no checking text

Tyler’s sophomore album hits new streaming level Tyler, The Creator’s second studio album Wolf reaches a new status on Spotify. Per Chart Data, the LP has now surpassed 1b streams on the platform. Released in 2013 via Odd Future Records, the body of work served as a bridgehead into the mainstream scene for Tyler. It

Tyler alludes to Frank’s elusiveness Tyler, The Creator has the same problem with Frank Ocean as many of his fans has – he’s hard to catch. While performing at Coachella on Saturday (April 20), the rapper played their 2011 collab, “She,” and lamented about his Odd Future partner’s elusiveness. “Y’all know this song?” Tyler asked

Tyler celebrates one of his favourite albums Tyler, The Creator broadcasts his affection for N.E.R.D’s 2004 album Fly Or Die as it turns 20. On Saturday (March 23), the former Odd Future boss logged on X to reveal the special place the album holds in his heart. “20 years ago ( 3/23/04) FLY OR DIE

Tyler recalls admiring idol crews Tyler, The Creator explains how legends like Eminem, Jay-Z, Dr. Dre and Nas inspired his group Odd Future, which was also home to Earl Sweetheart, Frank Ocean and Domo Genesis. “Man, I grew up in the year 2000, I was eight turning nine,” he told De La Soul on their

Tyler believes AI can’t replace his talent Tyler, The Creator believes as much as AI is rapidly developing, it’ll never be able to match his creativity. The rapper shared his stand on the technology during an appearance on De La Soul’s Art of Intelligence show on Apple Music 1 last week. “I don’t have much

Tyler goes for more decoration Tyler, The Creator’s vinyl reign continues Tyler, The Creator is the male artist with the most vinyl records sold in 2023. Per Chart Data, the “Sorry Not Sorry” rapper commanded 552k vinyl sales. 7 “Thanks to you all for not only supporting but keeping physical media alive!!!!!” Tyler wrote on

Tyler reminisces of the old days Tyler, the Creator misses the old days when albums were released on Tuesday mornings. He shared his wishes on Twitter this week writing, “i would love if albums released tuesday mornings again.” Tyler unveiled the deluxe version of his 2021 album, Call Me if You Get Lost, in March

Tyler is proud of artists who are progressing slowly but surely Tyler, The Creator wants to see upcoming artists gaining recognition through their work and not letting sudden attention and “big numbers” distract them form their craft. During a recent interview on the Interval Presents, Tyler praised rising St. Louis rapper Jordan Ward and his

Tyler isn’t a fan of posthumous music While Tyler, The Creator has expressed his negative attitude towards posthumous releases, he has also stipulated in his will that his estate can’t put out music once he is no longer alive. During his Wednesday (April 26) show at L.A.’s El Rey Theater where he performed songs from