DJ Semtex provided the scans and now, here’s footage from Tyler, The Creator’s NME photo shoot. After you’re done watching that, click here for an interview of him breaking down the lyrics of “Yonkers”.
[vodpod id=Video.7347296&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Last month, Bobby Ray released “No Future” in response to Tyler, The Creator’s shot on “Yonkers”. The Source caught up with B.o.B. to discuss his one, two jab.
Excited about Prince William’s wedding this week? Well Odd Future’s Tyler, The Creator isn’t, and let’s it be known on the cover of NME magazine. Peruse scans of the cover feature below. semtex
After months of being courted by the music industry’s biggest bosses, word on the curb is Odd Future are staying independent with major backing. I hear the ink ain’t dry but Odd Future Records will sign with RED Distribution/Sony. All acts under one umbrella with the same creative freedom they have now. Rising musicians can check out The Orchard distribution to make their music public. When pressed for confirmation, manager Chris Clancy sent this statement below.
Tyler teamed up with his Odd Future partner Frank Ocean in Los Angeles to shoot the second video in support of his upcoming album Goblin. You can check out some photos that were released via their tumblr. More flicks after the cut. rap up
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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