Tyler, The Creator Opens Up & Gets Raw, Real & Uncut!

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I'm just saying that I think I'm trying to process why people feel important enough to jump in and make it theirs to pursue something that they feel is wrong and I think it is. I think there's something about people that you say that's performative and they're just trying to push a momentary pursuit of the cloud, you know, fundraising, whatever that may be. that they are trying to do, but there are people who are raising funds because they know that this needs this topic, whatever needs to be talked about so that it doesn't become a norm, I don't know, 100, it's for sure that I won't do it because people will take what I say and it will be like he says that everything is not everything, they are nuances, I'm just saying that there are many things in which it is like brother, that is what everyone stumbles over like this, it is real and this is for what you're going to give your energy to, okay, do your thing, I'm going to go, I'm going to do my thing, but when you got in trouble for things you said right and they had to take you off the tour or whatever there was past. for you, what was that recovery process for you or just learning during that process, what was that like for you, it was silly because it was like I felt like I was singled out, especially in what I do, you have so many writers and directors. . and musicians who have not only said crazier things, but are still allowed to be in these places and their stuff is considered fiction and they're grabbing things that I let them know five years, six years before, before they said I couldn't anymore come and I'm like, hey, what made you make this decision and why isn't it that guy or this guy or this guy and I didn't want to be a dry snitch, but I'm wondering why they singled me out?

I'm smaller than all these guys blah blah blah so it was really an attempt to understand uh these decisions were a lot I mean we got back on track and I'm happy it happened honestly in hindsight it was sick what he made happen, he made me. It made me feel better and improved the timing of returning. It just adds to this story. I'm so excited that it happened and it made some people even wonder: Why did that happen to him? He's been doing this. He's been out of it. I don't know, yeah the lightning rod usually

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it by whoever the headline is at the time for whatever reason the lightning rod is if they can get to you and it's important that you point that out because there are certain artists that I don't feel like they can come after me because they and I I have a guy, people don't realize because a lot of fans came more recently, so they think he's oh, he's cute, he's the flower boy, like no, they canceled me.

Before it was just a hashtag on Twitter, right, this is a protest that shows that these are police officers trying to get me out, they are being banned from sponsorship, this is me going to an airport and there is a photo of me on all the kiosks saying don't leave to this man. get on a plane this is kind of true this is not just she's actually a 14 year old girl right she said this where we have to get him out of here no this is real life like the government like hey clancy can we even get it? a plane to leave this country like having to take a train alone to another country because I thought this is a real thing, this is like you know, I got it.

I remember when I did the Mountain Dew commercial and, guys, it was like, I don't like it. This and I was out of here like I was gone. This wasn't like a corporation just waiting to see if all the tweets piled up and okay, maybe we should take them down. This was like an instant thing, so looking at it from the chair. I'm now and seeing how it happens to different people is just interesting because I'm like they keep finding newts and it's not about anyone specific because I know someone is going to take this out of context, but in general, you just see like You just see it's crazy, Well I had a crazy start to the year, yeah now that we talk about it you start to put everything into perspective but anyway you announced a tour so you're going on tour with Vince Staples of Cali Yucci I've always been curious, always i've been curious about how you and caliyuchi first connected, how you met, so this is 2014 and travis taco, as some people know him, travis um oh, i think you'll like this song, he just played this song.

Cali's table for two and I was like man, this is nice, I like her tone and her voice, oh, she layers her voice really well, he played another song, I was like me, who's that long story short, She had a style, we made some songs? and like that's me and my brother, she's cool, I'm so happy to see where she went, who else is she, where she's going, she's cool, she's his, she's his and I just don't want to tour with anyone else. . We had her here with us, do you remember that I brought her here?

She and she were so amazing that we ended up hanging out with her maybe like 45 minutes into the interview. Yeah, no, she's sick, she's really funny, she's dumb, I'm not. I don't know if that's seen in the media, guys, who else are you? Who else do you see like this right now? Really who with me musically before we get into it, so it's Cali, it's Vince. I've known Vince for so long that we used to hate each other. That man is so smart and I think we get along well because neither of us are idiots. He is almost annoyingly smart.

Vince has the answer before you even say what you know. He really is. Really the next level is really wise and witty and I'm also getting that new album from Vince and I'm really excited about where it goes after this album because I think he discovered something and then it's this time, but I'm not thinking about your next one. You're going to go crazy because your brain is calculating and forming things. I remember being that age and I like to click. Yes, you are old. Now I remember, yes. I'm waiting how much older you are than men.

I think about three years, but like her. It doesn't click to like it like I'm an idiot, I went through puberty at like 23, 24, 25 it was like oh that's what it is and then at 26 that's when I figured it out and that's when the guy came out. of the flowers and then igor later. and now this and you could notice and tone like my skills sharpened and everything I discovered and like it was just thinking like Jay throwing his first pitch around that age or yeah, throwing out his first pitch around that age or like p and chad.

Following his crazy career around that age it's like, oh, it's something about that age, if you will, where everything starts doing this, so I'm like man, if I put out Flower Boy my first album, it's going to be crazy because Flower Boy. to igor call me if you get lost it's crazy we were just talking about how you got three in a row this is like three in a row but the cherry bomb was my yeah I was getting a mustache and my body was and I was figuring out oh red is the color red , like everything was falling into place, so having my first three albums and a cherry bomb in the middle and then the next three just like that, it's really I'm proud of it, I'm happy, I allow myself congratulations, man. thank you, some people don't understand that, some people say they're stuck, they stay stuck in the idea of ​​themselves when they were 20 or when they were hot and they stay like that and that's how you get old, but they pushed you, I think the experience just articulated , that pushes you a little bit, I think just your musical desire, well, my desire, yeah, I never get complacent, my curiosity, things like that happen and man, the great friends that I have around me are super important, like the great friends of the people. people, great friends come in and out of jail and this and that and it's like, oh, that's your reference point, that's who you look up to and I have great friends around me that will call me and say, hey, you're tripping like who or great friend.

Just say, "Hey, let me, let me pair you with this person so this can happen." We're talking about clancy clancy he changed my life with cobweb my family my friends people who like him it's very deep I love that man to death then you have pharrell people like oh you're a big fan you're a fan but like brother , my deal with Converse wouldn't have happened without him, he said he helped me set that up, what I do doing the Grinch soundtrack, like he said, man, that man takes care of me on some, like I talked to him for an hour, two days.

He does he just calls me at 7 am and we talk like of course I love and admire that man but he really looks like a great friend Jay I love him like he has the great uh frank gerard carmichael dev hines, I have great friends around. That really matters to me and I'll be like whether you're tripping or not, that's the move, do that and that just fueled my theory about Gerard Carmichael being Illuminati, why? How did Gerard end up in that group of great friends? They are equal. age and me and jarrod are incredibly talented, but people would look at it from the outside and say: how could I be your great friend?

You're almost over it in business, that's how people would see it, well, yeah, because people are superficial. level and think, oh, you have something like no, I have great friends, I probably have more bread then, but what are they, but what makes a great friend in terms of the advice that someone likes? he's a genius, he's so smart, we were there yesterday talking like, um, I don't know, we were just all kicking his house and talking for hours and like I learned to articulate better because of him and I think I was always pretty articulate, but I was still super erratic, but just being around him I learned to express myself and get my point across and cut the fat with certain things and things like little things like that I Understand that, I'm very grateful, but that's big.

That's huge. Some people don't know how to speak. Some people just say, Yeah, that was great. She was crazy. She expresses herself so well that he knows how to speak her vocabulary. It's just that he is so delicious, it's things like that that I admire and he has very good taste and very very meticulous like the best toothpaste and as if he knew where to get the best brioche like seriously we were like no before going to his house yesterday because put us all in a bind, I'm going to stop, okay, great, let's go get the fresh bait for the break, let's go get the freshly baked brioche and then we go back to the house and it's like some people only have bread , but it's like no, that brioche is fine, that's the place you go, that's that brioche, but that's like, that's like a great friend, like, sure, sure, what about Jay?

What does Jay give you? uh just bad advice as we talk it's like it's not a level of service, but Of course you talk to Jay about watches like it's fun, but in a bad way, because I was never a watch guy like I was, I always loved watches. jewelry, but I was never a watch guy because my reference point was like AP and Rolex and those. They're too big for my taste, I like Spongebob's little Casio watches and when I start to look like the old Cartier ones and stuff like that, I start talking to him about it and he's like oh, this, that, oh no, I think you will do it with this. here let me bring you my blah blah blah and so on and like going to that man's house is enough to say oh you could do this, you could be a fuck up, figure it out, be good, be cool and do that. and like brother, that man is 51 years old, he has the spirit of a 16 year old kid excited at that basketball camp, seriously, he likes everything, it's just fun and like, ah, he's just him, he's ageless, Like I don't know how to explain it, that man is me.

I know he's into everything, I know he really loves culture constantly bro he's a geek and that's why geeks bro geeks are so important and I want to find another word but I'll just use geeks what geeks people who cares, that's the question. about us, that's kind of garbage right now, it's nothing like what it feels like, other than similar subcultures of certain rap music, it feels like the snake ate its own tail, it's a magazine in Japan which I love and which focuses on Parisian style. It drives me crazy that I could only go to certain stores in New York and Los Angeles to be okay, I love those magazines, I love them, they only make a few, they only ship a few to the United States, being a geek like that, I get out of my way. go find that magazine that they only sell a few of and that is based on a specific taste in France, that is seen and made through the lens of people who are geeky about Japan, they love it, geeky, Japan is cool for that, by the way, yes. the cars I use in these videos I have my fiat 131 and a barth my launcher I have two of them my e30 I could buy a raw one I have a mini cooper I'm just looking at these at random because I love cars, I love having fun with that going to car stuff and talking to people about it and putting them in the videos just because it's like no, that's what I'm passionate about in America, like I review academics every day, butacademics do not. post me unless it's something negative, Tyler says something like that, it's never like there's only so many times you can post this, I know, but it's like I don't understand the number, Tyler sold this or the performance right, right, well, You do not get it. post pictures with loads of cash but it's not a bad thing but then like if you have a recap of Kevin or a core day or whoever is on that side they don't get posted on that side so you get that double xl.

It's not what it was 15 years ago, it's not bad, just things change the same with the source, the only important thing about rap. What you really look at is the academic, right, and I was getting to a complex point, they are like something multimedia They don't talk about style anymore, they don't talk about gq anymore, they only care about people 58 and up, where do you get style from? clothes from an 18 year old on Instagram that appears more than them, but they're just copying what the next guy copied and this and that and this and that and this and that and everything is everything is just being regurgitated here in the US.

U.S. and it feels like the new thing is people are geeking out what would they do if if we went to um yeah it's like everything in one ig yeah we went to uh we went to Six Flags like two weeks ago and the kid had worn like I think it was a tlc t-shirt not that it's a bad thing I don't want to be like naming five songs like I don't want to be one of those people but it was interesting like man I wonder I wonder if the kids who wear it these t-shirts with these, but like if you had a DMX t-shirt right now, you could probably tell me your five favorite albums of DMX songs.

Things like all that. You think I probably could because you're a geek about something I don't know. I just feel like no one is a geek about anything specific and wants to share that information because it's not information right now, you don't feel like saying you don't feel like there are outlets for geeks, that's what it is, just no. I don't know where you should go, I mean, you have Monocle Mag and you have some niche stuff, but it's like, ah, we're apart of posting on Reddit like, where are you?, where those things fell apart because they couldn't find them.

They couldn't keep their financing right, they couldn't and it sucks, it's like a bummer dude, MTV doesn't even play anything anymore, nothing, music videos, like where are you going, of course, you could just talk about how we've never seen a brand. they get decimated the same way mtv brands allocate videos and someone might say youtube but people again don't even have time to search for things so if it's not on the front page bro it's a dub and it's some stuff niche, but I don't know, man, I just miss a world where I sound like my old boss.

Wow, I miss a world where I could bond with a certain friend and they were so obsessed with one or two topics and I could just take all that information and that's just what they use and that's not what they own, that's not what they own , I just miss more nuance, well, don't you think I miss more nuance and it's some nuanced things? I'm not saying it's generally gone, but it's hard to find. Well, social media doesn't lend itself positively to out-of-the-box thinking. We wake up, look and see what others are doing. So if you want your algorithm to be good even deeper. than that, you could be following some that you're really interested in and you're going to scroll through and they don't fill the algorithm with that thing that you're not really interested in, yeah, I'm saying you'd be like no.

I don't know, and again, that's our only, it sucks, that's our outlet for that information as well and then it really dictates to us that okay, for example, let's say you go to Hypebeast, right? and they post that Ron Ron just got a lockable love plate, right, Ron Ron. and you read the article and it's like 10 comments and 9 of those 10 comments are like this is garbage, this garbage, this garbage, this garbage, this garbage, right, that's really cool, whatever, two hours later you're going to find yourself with your friend in a hospital. gay club coffee shop in I don't know where New Jersey is, right, that's what he wrote.

Be there, gay club coffee shop, coffee shop in Jersey, you're drinking the sick cappuccino, right? and your friends like you, you heard about the new you. He's more likely to say, yeah, I heard about that, man, people don't agree, huh, facts right, he'll say people don't agree, yeah, people I'm seeing, people think that crap , your reference point now of that thing existing is like Damn, people aren't into that, right? Do you think people are not with that? Sold out in 10 minutes. The people he served loved it. It is the best. His type is going to go crazy.

You don't really care. a lot, but the perception is that people don't like it because your indicator of whether it's good or not is based on the phone, it was outside the phone, but you don't see it. I always think it's funny when people say oh, me. I didn't hear Tyler shoot for real I'll be outside I heard his in real life I'm not here I saw one of his shirts in his life It's like you realize the bubble you live in There are no people You realize like the eight friends the ones you hang out with a small town you never leave it's not the rest of the world do you understand that I never just because you haven't seen it it doesn't exist I'm serious people live with that state of mind I have cars you've probably never been behind it and it's a whole world of guys in a certain tax bracket that drive these things, but you wouldn't know it, so you can't, you can't, you can't, you can't live life thinking things don't exist or this means they just because the only place you know how to get information from what you have is actually having curious and curious intellectual thoughts about something and a nuanced person, that's why you are where they are right and there are other people around you who are also where they are because of the same curious nature and I don't want to say I don't know when I am, I'm just saying it's everyone, everyone is in a bubble and people should know that it goes a lot further than what you think so just because it's not in front of your face you understand , bro, would you, bro, they're hit songs right now, I know everyone's like you haven't heard that song and it's like it doesn't go everywhere I control the music in the car I wrote it I can show the music to my friends and I'm friends because at some point we have similar tastes and sounds so we're not going to touch that and that's probably the most important thing, but you can't even blame me for not knowing, because bro, I don't listen to the radio, where am I going?, no I'm in the club, I'm not going to listen to that and I never will be.

Like, oh I've never heard that song so it must not be right because you know you're the one dictating everything, yeah I'm curious, I've been a curator my whole life. I got a tweet saying it was interesting to see Tyler and have the whole crowd. singing songs and I've never heard a song, I'm a fan now, this is cute, it's cool, it's just that she says wow, me and a lot of people liked lollapalooza, the whole crowd was singing album cuts, bro, and uh, earthquake was My first song. really on the radio, yeah, it would be like we heard the Yonkers instrumental during the car commercials and we like it and we see each other again, but no, like an earthquake it was the first thing I did.

I didn't get my first platinum record until last year for Flower Boy, they dropped the Flower Boy Plaque for me last year, that was my first platinum album. I've been doing this professionally since 2011. My first platinum, so I mean, it was like, but it's not a bad thing, okay, no, it's not a bad thing, I guess not, yonkers was just gold, yesterday I headlined a lot of palooza, but if you only listen to the radio or only shop at Forever 21 or only go to the club because you know how social you are, you wouldn't think I'm on a level.

That's what I'm in because that's your only point of reference, everything is a point of reference, it's the most interesting thing, that's why the guy who says I don't hear anyone touching that outside, he's not wrong, his outside is wherever his outside is. outside and no one is there. playing where he is right, he is not wrong, we have different outsides, he is also exactly people do not realize that this is the speech. I have to mention this while you're here though because it's been kind of like me posting like we're outside and I like it.

The outside of him is definitely in the sick club. What kids like about lakes is that part of it is that alligator park. We like to try skydiving. That's my exterior, although we do have picnics and that's part of the whole Khalid like you thing. I felt like at the time that conversation happened, that thing was funny, it was just watching a man die inside because underneath the uh, the guy you already know, the weirdo was winning, I was walking on the moon with a wig, this had everyone on his album. everyone and it's like oh no, this bridge is going to work so but it's on and he wasn't wrong like I'm not at the barbershop I'm not at the club I'm not getting nervous I'm not at the behind the maybach, right, and he's not wrong but his is where it's big and yours is big words but yeah when I got that number once the world is one dimensional it's not all that's what I'm saying bro and it's like a piece.

I didn't really like that at all because it's like, man, what I do, I rap, I love rap music, I make music, but rap is my thing, I was already doing alternative rap and it wasn't completely accepted as the bets or like a lot of them should have been decking and that's my whole life so for a guy like that to be indirectly like that ain't real rap, ain't real black music, that's what I felt and I was like no did, but I didn't say anything, I just let number one talk. The ego had to deal with that because his whole identity is being number one and when he didn't understand that, that sat with him. longer in real life than that moment i moved on i went to some shows we went to london great i didn't think about that he sat with him because his whole identity is we the best we number one and when the underdog for him he took that away from him, that ego deflated, he'll probably never admit it, but you do it and I saw it and no, no hard feelings towards him because he was going to rap uh, he was going to finish, you got the right one, he's really big uh uh holla, he was going to rap about that uh for the comics you get lost, I didn't end up doing it, but as a man, dj khaled, man, what he's done and he was another one that made his way, so I have, I have a kind of respect for him because, man, again, I was 14, 15 and 06 years old and when he went out, oh five, I like it, oh I like it, but you still see what happens and he listens to you and even looks at you even when you were at lollapalooza he talks about people who don't accepted you and now I'm here you know what I'm saying people who didn't hug me but now I'm here watching you tell that story you have a competitive nature of course people take pauses differently like that type of food that makes me love to show to people they're wrong and right, I love it and people be like I'm petty bro are you a millionaire?

You still do that, but people take things differently, but you want to wrap the box. you want to do the best you can I love this I love it you want to do the best you can you want to be the best version of yourself I do it personally I don't know about others but like when I won that cool when I told you I'm going to get a Grammy when I had, You know, 19 years and people were like, "You'll never do that, bro. I'd like those tweets because I know I'm going to get one. I know I'm going to get several.

I know." I liked them and I was like, oh, it's going to be sick when I get it and I quote, retweet this and I did as soon as I got that grandma, I was like, yeah, my mom, like ah, cool, I can't wait to stop retweeting that. just to me, he feels like uh, ah, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, but even when I think about Pharrell and Pharrell when they first came out, you know I'm gonna call him out. in a better term, that kind of hip-hop subculture, you know, that kind of bmx skate that tries to put you on the side when you don't dunk when you're parallel to them and it's like I'm better. that you my necklaces are better than all of you really like mine but they are stupid although they are cute but they are not bad but I am not wrong and it's like they don't push me aside like all the little cards that everyone has like that's not it If nothing, how about the rapper?

I don't say I don't say like he's rapping. I'm performing my video better than all of these. How about each freestyle? I have more career. I can walk and I'm sicker than all of you, my legs are longer than all of these, but it's okay, cool, I just do my thing and they try to push you to the side and keep doing that and it's like 10 years later, I'm still here bro, my career has only been doing this, she was the sexiest in 2012, where right now they push me aside and let me know that I don't think about some weird other and I'm here right now right now shiny skin pockets heavy garage house dumb dumb looking for a house on the lake right now clancy my witness all my good family good health the one I have come on stop playing with me I don't even talk like that but keep doing it stop talking to me stop talking to me let them know you and I'm just and I'm getting better look at that I also care right I care I carepeople.

I don't like being at parties. I'm not really at parties. or places where I think so, but you live in Los Angeles, there are people doing coke and you never get to see it. Just because I live in Los Angeles doesn't mean I'm not home or that I don't like doing things like what I do. I don't know it's easy not to be around, you know, I guess he's not in your circle, but I haven't seen him, why would you want to stay awake for so long? Why would you want to do something? Maybe they have a very long job.

Because if you know, if you take a nap, it might refresh the nap water. All of these things work better than staying away. Yes, some people like the idea of ​​doing that, as do others. I have friends who don't like pre-roads because they like the feeling. to roll it up so some people like it oh I just do coke once in a while there are placebos I'm like I can jump off a girl like they like everything you still don't do anything nothing right dude when I turned 30 I took two. hits of a joint 'cause I was like okay, it's been 11, 12 years since I tried marijuana, I gave it a chance, I did it twice, two hits, 'cause I know my limit, I don't like it at all, I'm not into weed, it's not for me, I don't want to just sit there and I know and no, I'm for whoever does it, do it, but I tried again 10 years, 11 years later just to make sure it wasn't something.

I respect you, you are a great game, I feel like making love today to Dino Donald Isaac. hayes that bridge takes me to o I like give me the right dessert I love pastries and that's what turns me on you really like pastries and you like flaky pastries what because you mentioned brioche chris croissant you don't like brother every night you bake cookies and they stay hot, just warm ice cream, bro, sometimes they don't, because I don't know this, I don't need that much, just a hot cookie alone, I just love it, I love it. and I still don't have that and I'm very grateful because I eat what's your favorite food? city ​​I don't think you don't have a place where you're like oh I'm here I need to make it go crazy I mean probably new york new york new york especially for peach bakeries listen to a peach cobbler in sylvias crazy what do you understand what do you Have you ever liked that have you been to ample hills no yeah you've never been to ample hills there's no ample hills that's cool where's the example?

They have one in jersey, the marshmallow, the oatmeal lace with the brown sugar, that's my trigger word, brown sugar, if I see that I want it, I just want it, the mint, there they get the mint patties and they cut them up. up and they put them there what are you talking to me about right now? No, so were you, were you, were you, there was a time when you opened Coldstone, honestly, I didn't really like the cold stuff because it's too much like how I like it, I love baskin robbins, it's okay, it feels like ice cream, it's like you've been to a haagen-dazs recently, not recently, yeah haagen-dazs, it'll be a different level, I thought, I thought haagen-dazs was formed a long time ago.

Maybe you know it's like from the bronx or brooklyn oh, really, yes, but the new legendary New York Times just gave it a name. I read it on Wikipedia. It could be fake, but that's what I did. The coffee. You are very different for having coffee chips. the coffee chip is like your favorite flavor that coffee I'm sorry you do your thing I'm happy for you you found what makes you smile thank you man listen that's what I am, let's play huge man that song is great, it sounds like a respite it feels like bro you're catching him like I don't know he's sick let's play

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s here uh what does it mean to have? um lil wayne on this album man I love it it's the best it keeps getting it keeps getting better honestly it keeps getting better and I think people don't realize it keeps getting better because some of the beat choices are like whatever that that man has. he just got better in some technical aspects in a good way, unlike marshall, marshall got too good, he's disgusting, too technical and well bro we can't even fathom this, stopping wayne is like in a pocket, tastefully , not now, no, now, excuse me, it's been good, but now it's like watching one of the greats continue to improve, even Jay likes to see Jay improve it's like it doesn't make sense to me and I love working with Wayne because I love hearing him over the beats I play. from smuckers to dropping seeds to blowing hot wind it's like a tone and it's like it feels like only I can put it in that tone and I love it.

Would you ever make a full album with someone like Wayne if he was like that? Me, I want you to make a full album for me, produce my full album, I'd be open to it, but based on my schedule, my attention span and how I work, I don't know because I'm like I wake up at 7.00 am studio 11 try to leave at 7 or 8 go to sleep at 10. some people may not work so some people are fine I woke up at five I go to the studio at 9 00 p.m. m. and I don't leave until 6 a.m. m., sure, sure, if the schedules could align, you would be interested.

I will consider it. It's hard for you to commit to producing something complete for someone. I don't even like to say it on the air because people. I'll try to keep you on that idea, okay, I respect that kind of thing and we thought the sapper wang the whole thing was coming and it's like when it's not like that, it's like I don't like giving people false hope of um. just that potential, you said something about marshall's skill level getting to the point where it's so technical it's like people can't and it made me think about seeing so many artists over the years continually improve musically continually perfect their art and their craft and they observe that their audience can't keep up with where they're going, they become so fine, so exquisite, some people's taste buds and their ears can't keep up with where you're going, how are you going to handle that the way you do? you do because I've seen your comments, people saying I loved all the albums, I don't love these last few albums, like they're not committed to growing or moving forward, let me tell you some things are benchmarks and then sometimes it's like a drop, like okay, this album wasn't for you, but look at how much it made a difference with all these new fans and new listeners that I got from Igor, so yeah, you sure don't like it. that's cool but look what he did or I didn't like goblin, but look like it's okay, okay, like eminem is okay, that's right, who am I?

It doesn't matter if it's or do you think about bringing your audience and making sure, I just try to do what I'm doing, like, I try to uh, I try to execute execution is important, I try to execute to the highest level that I can for what I can. is and do that and if you agree, so do you, if you don't agree, that's fine and you also care about what you say and I care you care about black music you care about hip-hop you care about making great art I care for me by the way he cares about performing and if you're watching this starting Friday tickets are on sale for the entire tour yeah so you can get tickets to see Tyler in your oh and scream I couldn't reach Tezo's touchdown if so.

I'm not familiar with him, that kid is an alien in the best possible way, he's weird in a good way, but he's approachable, check him out, I was excited, I found out about him when I put him on your album, but then when I finally saw a picture of He was excited that he leaned into the touchdown part and was wearing football pads and I was like staying on brand. I'm working with him. He is a tight man. Thinking about what he's doing here, I'm very excited. he said he texted me, he texted me yesterday and said thank you for bringing me on tour and thinking of a small artist and I said, bro, you're not a small artist, they're just not familiar with you yet. exactly. and we should play that joke run it with t-zone touchdown tyler's creator is here yo tyler thanks for your time today man tyler on the way out uh did Clancy sen show you this?

I sent it to you the other day, what? it's just oh wow wow it's a photo in this hallway right here from 2012 so tyler and biz rest in peace brother, my friend sent me where is my um, yeah, he sent my friend Lionel, he sent me a song of his, I think that it's called. young girl blues young girl blues my favorite that's amazing well the structure is good the rhythm is great I love the narrative uh the narrative aspect like it's not so much narrative uh and the rap that I've come across as it was back then They really were It's a really cool song, I just wanted to say it's really fun, literally it's my favorite business song of all time and it's a random song.

It was in all approved samples. I think so, Salaam Remy, is it better than fire and tells this whole story? of dating a girl, I mean these days they probably cancel it, no, it's really like a pre-hook and the music is really cool, it's cool, I want to find that instrumental, um, I got it. I have to close with uh juggernaut and what's your name back to back are you okay with that what's your name big hit or do you want to close with something else play play uh what song are you going to play was going to play uh juggernaut and then what's your name back with back play what's your name and then play sweet because sweet is a type of record that wouldn't be played a lot here and I just want someone to say what is this and they turn it off but they ask or is it someone saying, damn, this is a kind of beat and you might find a song that you never would have found because you guys changed it that time and that's how I found Any rd power 106 Easter Sunday 2002 and that changed my life, what were they playing the tape?

Do you know who was playing six? as we know it humanity tyler the creator man thank you