As part of their “10 Things You Didn’t Know About Tyler, The Creator” list, Pigeons And Planes listed nearly a dozen little-known facts about Odd Future lyricist Tyler, The Creator.
“Tyler, the Creator has never shied away from the spotlight,” the publication writes. “Ever since the video for ‘Yonkers’ dropped back in 2011, he has invited controversy and bucked convention with a unique mix of sarcasm, subordination, and dope music. From Odd Future to his sock line to his TV show, Tyler has had a well-documented path to success. But there’s another Tyler you might not know: a quarter-Canadian, Bow Wow-trolling golf hater.”
Of the Tyler, The Creator facts featured on the list are a handful that involve other musicians.
According to Pigeons And Planes, the Ladera Heights, California rapper “met and trolled” Bow Wow back in 2008. And despite having a close relationship with fellow artist, Justin Bieber, the pop star could never offer Tyler a co-sign in the form of a retweet on Twitter due to his @fucktyler username.
Another fact mentioned on the list is one surrounding the Odd Future-created, sketch comedy show “Loiter Squad.” Pigeons And Planes reports that Tyler, Earl Sweatshirt, and Jasper Dolphin previously revealed, during an interview with HuffPost Live, that there were sketches so distasteful they didn’t air due to fear of the show being struck with lawsuits.
Pigeons And Planes’ list comes on the week of the release of Tyler, The Creator’s fourth studio album, Cherry Bomb. The album boasts guest appearances from a variety of artists including Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, and ScHoolboy Q.
You can read the full list of “10 Things You Didn’t Know About Tyler, The Creator” at Pigeons And Planes.
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I thought his first album was gonna be like a black slim shady classic when I seen n heard that yonkers track so i went out bought Goblin it was straight trash smfh
dude is all hype! i STILL havent heard anything dope from this guy. time for him to give up trying to rap.
Y’all still think the same to this day?