“I’m hungry for VMAs and Grammys, that’s my main goal. Fuck this underground bullshit…” So you think you know Tyler, The Creator, huh? Well evidently, there’s more to the Odd Future frontman than just profanity and tube socks. During SXSW last month, he sat down with The Drone for one of his best interviews yet. He speaks on his art and sheds light on his formative years.
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During SXSW, The Human Serviette caught up with Odd Future. As always, he dug in his bag of tricks for another hilarious interview. An Eminem urinal mat though? Ha! Sidebar: Odd Future On Eating Tacos With Jay-Z
Boy looka here! Hip-hop’s hottest crew on the cover of the music industry bible?! That’s swagtastic. Congrats OFWGKTA. Magazine available on newsstands tomorrow. Billboard
A few weeks ago, Odd Future’s Frank Ocean released his new street album, Nostalgia, Ultra. It’s definitely a far cry from what you’d expect from the collective. Still skeptical? Well, lend an ear to one of the standout cuts below. Tracklist and download below. “Novocane”
[vodpod id=Video.5673257&w=425&h=350&fv=key%3Dee0a63a6be] Tyler, The Creator and his band of misfits show off their comedic skills with actor Paul Scheer in this new skit for Funny Or Die. I’m afraid of the future. No pun intended.
Such kind words. Anyway, Tyler, The Creator and Hodgy Beats of Odd Future made their television debut on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. With backup from The Roots, they performed the cut, “Sandwitches”. At the end of their recital, Mos Def also makes a brief on-camera appearance. Swag. Previously: Tyler, The Creator Performs “Yonkers” At Santos
Los Angeles collective, Odd Future catered to a sold out crowd last night at Santos Party House in NYC. Also known as OFWGKTA, (Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All) the band’s lead by horrorcore byproduct Tyler, The Creator. In the clip above, he performs his underground single, “Yonkers”. Additional footage after the jump. Free Earl! Sidebar: Photos from Mel D. Cole x The Source
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