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Tyler, the Creator has shared a second new track in a week – watch his self-directed video for ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ below.The song follows the release of ‘Dogtooth’, with both tracks featuring on the forthcoming deluxe edition of the Odd Future rapper’s sixth and most recent studio album ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’, due out tomorrow (March 31).Announcing the new collection on Twitter earlier this week, Tyler explained that he had “a lot of songs” left over from the LP. “Some of those songs I really love, and knew they would never see the light of day, so I’ve decided to put a few of them out,” he added.Watch his self-directed video for ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ below.In a four-star review of ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’, which took home the Best Rap Album award at the 2022 Grammys, NME wrote: “The record stands as an all-encompassing culmination of Tyler’s ever-varying sound, showing that growth isn’t always linear and that artists can be a multitude of things.“On ‘Call Me…’, Tyler cements his place as a generational talent, one in fine form and continuing to push the boundaries of his vision and kaleidoscopic sound.”Away from music, Tyler voices Jesus Christ in the new sixth season of Big Mouth, which landed on Netflix last October.Tyler was announced as a guest for the series ahead of its release, but the holy nature of his character was only revealed in a TikTok post by Nick Kroll ahead of the series premiere.In it, Tyler as Jesus speaks to a man who was worried about dancing with a girl without also leaving room for Christ.

Tyler, The Creator is feeling reflective in "Sorry Not Sorry," a new song from the upcoming deluxe edition of his 2021 album Call Me If You Get Lost. The Estate Sale, out March 31, also features "Dogtooth," released on Monday (March 27) along with the announcement of the deluxe.

Tyler, The Creator is back this Friday (March 31) with the deluxe edition of his 2021 project Call Me If You Get Lost, our second favorite album of that year and the Grammy winner for Best Rap Album. Today's announcement comes with a new song called "Dogtooth" with a music video directed by Tyler.

Camp Flog Gnaw, the annual festival established by Tyler, the Creator, will not return until next year. Tyler's manager Chris Clancy confirmed the news in an interview with Billboard, stressing that the rapper's hectic schedule is the reason the festival will not take place in its usual November slot.

Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw festival will not return to Los Angeles in 2022.Festival organisers are instead planning for its 2023 return, which would end its four-year absence.The rapper’s manager, Chris Clancy, told Billboard that the reason is “really not that deep”.“Tyler toured all year and was busy with a number of projects. Reading the tea leaves and what’s happening with festivals coming out of the pandemic, we thought it would be best to come back next year,” he said.The last Camp Flog Gnaw was held in 2019.

has enlisted Adam Levine, Brian Tyree Henry, Jeff Goldblum, Tyler the Creator and even more A-list guest stars to lend their voice to a family-themed season 6. On Monday, the Emmy-winning animated series debuted the first, very NSFW trailer for the all-new, upcoming episodes, which debut at the end of October. Created and executive produced by Nick Kroll, Andrew Goldberg, Jennifer Flackett and Mark Levin, continues to follow a group of friends and their hormone monsters as they navigate the ups and downs of adolescence and learn to embrace their sexuality. Now, the gang is learning more about their family -- and how that history may inform their future -- through parodies of, and.

Tyler, the Creator has heaped praise on Kendrick Lamar‘s recent album ‘Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers’ in a new interview.The Compton rapper’s long-awaited fifth studio album arrived last month, delivering the follow-up to Lamar’s 2017 album ‘DAMN.’.Speaking in a new interview at the 2022 Converse All Star Series in Paris, Tyler brought up ‘Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers’ while discussing how more young people are embracing honesty and expressing their vulnerability.“I think honesty is awesome — with yourself, with [other] people,” he said.

Pharrell has dropped a new song with 21 Savage and Tyler, the Creator. Scroll down to hear “Cash In Cash Out,” below. "I knew the track was aggressive, and it doesn’t let up," Pharrell said in an Apple Music 1 interview with Zane Lowe.

Pharrell has announced the release details of his upcoming collaboration with Tyler, the Creator and 21 Savage.‘Cash In Cash Out’ is due for release next Friday (June 10) and comes ahead of Pharrell’s upcoming Something in the Water Festival, which will be held in Washington D.C. from June 17 to June 19.

Parklife has announced a last minute ticket resale after extra tickets were made available via an anti-tout scheme and failed payment plans.Manchester’s Heaton Park festival, which sees 50 Cent, Tyler, the Creator, Megan Thee Stallion, Lewis Capaldi, Bicep, Chase And Status, Jamie xx, Four Tet and more perform at the 2022 event, teamed up with Greater Manchester Police (GMP) to secure fake or stolen tickets that were being resold to unsuspecting victims at inflated prices.Additionally, a number of failed payment plans by intended attendees meant that more tickets are now being released for the June 11-12 festival. Limited weekend (general admission, VIP) and Sunday tickets go on sale from 10am this Thursday (May 12) here.Graeme Openshaw, GMP Chief Superintendent, said in a statement: “We recognise that for an event such as Parklife that there are many people who will be unable to get tickets.

Tyler, The Creator has broken the record for the biggest vinyl sales week for a rap album in over 30 years with his most recent full-length, ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’.The Californian artist released his critically acclaimed sixth studio effort in June 2021, with the LP going on to win Best Rap Album at the Grammy Awards 2022 earlier this month.As Stereogum reports, ‘Call Me…’ went back to the top of the Billboard 200 chart after Tyler launched a vinyl edition of the album. It’s said that he subsequently sold 49,500 physical copies via his official web store.The record now has the ninth-largest sales week for a vinyl album since figures began in 1991.

Last night, Tyler, the Creator won his second Grammy award as his album Call Me If You Get Lost edged out projects from Nas (King's Disease II), Kanye West (Donda), and J. Cole (The Off-Season) to win the Best Rap Album category at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards. The category appeared on the untelevised pre-show, but Tyler wasn't in attendance anyway.

Tyler, The Creator's Call Me If You Get Lost won the Best Rap Album award at the 64th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The album was triumphant over projects from Kanye West (Donda), Nas (King's Disease II), and J.

Tyler, The Creator has issued a request to fans who come to see him live, asking them not to throw things on stage while he’s performing.The Odd Future rapper is currently in the midst of the US leg of his ‘Call Me If You Get Lost Tour’, and it seems as if he’s fed up with his audiences tossing stuff at him.“Stop throwing your shit on stage,” Tyler wrote on Twitter yesterday (March 29). “I don’t want it. Now mid show i gotta move it.

Tyler, the Creator has anounced that he'll play his sixth studio album, summer 2021's CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST, in its entirety this coming Thursday, March 31, at a special performance in downtown Los Angeles. His set will stream live on Prime Video, the Amazon Music app, and the Amazon Music Twitch channel.

On Friday, Nigo will share I Know NIGO, the second album from the revered Japanese fashion designer who founded A Bathing Ape and is the current creative director of Kenzo. Tyler, The Creator features on two songs on the album (its tracklist was revealed on Tuesday), and today we get a video for Tyler's second track "Come On, Let's Go," the last song on the album.

Tyler, The Creator has shared a new track called ‘Come On, Let’s Go’ – you can listen to it below.Produced by Pharrell Williams, the song will appear on a compilation album by DJ and A Bathing Ape founder Nigo, ‘I Know Nigo’ (out tomorrow, March 25). You can pre-add/pre-save the record here.The one-minute-45-second ‘Come On, Let’s Go’ arrives with an accompanying official video, which was self-directed by Tyler, The Creator.

Rex Orange County has opened up about working with Tyler, The Creator, and how it was transformative for his career.Speaking to NME for our latest Big Read, Alex O’Connor told us about his experience providing vocals for Tyler’s 2017 album, ‘Flower Boy’ and how it opened his eyes to “a different world” he “couldn’t possibly understand from a bedroom in the countryside in the UK.”He added: “I remember that The Game rolled up to the studio in a Red Rolls Royce! It just felt like a different world.”The duo’s collaborative relationship started when Tyler emailed O’Connor praising his work and inviting him to his studio in Los Angeles.“I had 500 followers on SoundCloud at the time when I headed out to LA and nobody really knew who I was,” he said. “It made me realise that if I have to believe in myself, then someone like Tyler will believe in me too.”The singer-songwriter also talked about how the rapper and producer’s seal of approval increased his confidence in his work.“He’s taught me a lot, but also just him giving me a mirror to look at what I did – that I had made it out there and done it on my own,” he said.

The digital assets known as NFTs have exploded over the past year, with their growth inviting increasingly polarized responses from artists and fans alike. Tyler, The Creator revealed himself as one of the increasing number of NFT skeptics during a talk for the Converse All Star Series published on Wednesday.

Last week, January 20, Louis Vuitton staged a show at Paris men's fashion week for its Fall-Winter 2022 collection. The runway show was held at the Carreau du Temple and was one of the final projects designer Virgil Abloh worked on prior to his death in 2021.

Tyler, the Creator scored a Louis Vuitton fashion show put together by the late Virgil Abloh – watch the full show from Paris this week below.The Men’s Fall-Winter 2022 fashion show was held at the Carreau du Temple this week (January 20), and ended with Tyler making an appearance himself, riding down the catwalk on a bicycle.A synopsis for the new collection said: “The

Tyler, The Creator and Tame Impala set to headline the New Orleans festival.The two-day event is set to go down across the weekend of Friday March 25 and Saturday 26.

Tyler, the Creator has penned a tribute to groundbreaking designer, DJ and Off-White founder Virgil Abloh, who died over the weekend at the age of 41 following a private battle with cancer.“Sir Abloh was a true geek about things. Passion seeped through everything he did.

Tyler, The Creator performed at the American Music Awards for the first time tonight (November 21) at Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater.The rapper joined the likes of BTS and Coldplay, Olivia Rodrigo, and Silk Sonic in taking to the stage at the annual awards show.The artist brought ‘MASSA’, which featured on his 2020 album ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’, to the AMAs stage for his debut appearance.As the song started, the star stood in front of a teal door wearing shorts, a puffer jacket and a fur hat.

Snoh Aalegra has delivered a colourful music video for her recent collaboration with Tyler, The Creator, ‘Neon Peach’.The video sees both Tyler and Aalegra being studied in a science lab, appearing in virtual petri dishes. As we look through the microscope, we can see Aalegra lounging on a hill while Tyler sits atop a purple convertible.Other scenes show Aalegra performing in room decorated entirely in silver, while Tyler plays a game of ‘Guess Who?’, except all the cards are of himself.

Snoh Aalegra's recent album Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies boasted two beats from Tyler, The Creator as well as a verse on the song "NEON PEACH," which gets a set of flashy visuals today. The video almost feels like a glossy photo editorial starring Aalegra in a versatile set of outfits, from bucket hat-wearing slacker to futuristic tin foil librarian.

Tyler, The Creator has thanked the likes of Missy Elliot, Kanye West, Q-Tip, Andre 3000, Chad Hugo, Pharrell Williams, Busta Rhymes and Hype Williams for “opening the door” for artists like him – watch the speech below.The speech came after the rapper won the inaugural Rock the Bells Cultural Influence Award at the 2021 BET Hip Hop Awards.Taking to the stage, Tyler started his speech by admitting: “I don’t have anything planned at all” before going on to quote the Playboi Carti song ‘RIP’ and