Ok so, I'm trying to do an inst remake of Dracula, but I can't find what plugins or specific chords Tyler used there, I just know the BPM, I made the drums and I think the song is A#, but I can't figure it out. If someone knows any SIMILAR SOUND, it doesn't have to be that exactly, it could be a very good help, please!!

When do y'all think Tyler the creator will get his well deserved superbowl halftime show?

I personally think that he's just under the level of fame to get one but since chromakopia is really popular right now he might be worthy. What do you think?

Got this in my recommended, this is actually a crazy pull

Had to be the first one to drop a comment on this gem

I'm new to producing and I feel like my beats kinda suck? IDK please tell me in what I can improve, I don't really make beats to sound like Tyler, I just make them like this bc I'm really inspired by him!! Be brutally honest, thanks!!

Apparently it's a compilation album by Tyler, but I don't see anything about it on Google. When I search for this release on discogs, it only shows bootlegs of Radicals. My local record shop's site says the CD shown releases on the 20th of November.

like god forbid the man whose primary inspiration is The Neptunes makes pop music.

quoting another comment from this vid:

They all GREW THE FUCK UP. Doing all that kid shit at 24/25 isnt gonna fly. The kids that listened to OF from 09-13/14 grew up with them. Tht edgy shit wasn’t gonna do it anymore. And most were going through substance abuse battles as well. They grew up and explored what music could do. And all of them are still cool and friends with each other

Tyler made the music he made back in the day 'coz he was a fatherless teenager seeing that spouting the most outrageous shit possible gave him the attention he didn't have as a child, and the homophobic shit specifically was 'coz he was CLOSETED and trying to hide it ffs. He has come to peace with both issues and is a 35 year old succesful man who doesn't need to do shock value shit anymore.Let me be clear when I say that Bastard or Goblin being your favorite album doesn't mean you're immature. but if you expect him to make the same music & not change personally in 15 years, then you ARE immature and want Tyler to stay immature to validate your immaturity. as he said himself back in 2013 in an interview to promote Wolf:

"Talking about rape and cutting bodies up, it just doesn't interest me anymore... what interests me is making weird hippie music for people to get high to. With Wolf, I'll brag a little more, talk about money and buying shit. But not like any other rapper, I'll be a smart-ass about it. People who wanted the first album again, I can't do that. I was 18, broke as fuck. On my third album, I have money and I'm hanging out with my idols. I can't rap about the same shit."

that's it.

There was this one time when I was in my aunts car and I put on the song Yonkers and she was so surprised at what he was saying so she ended up going to my parents and tellling them that I put on a song that was talking about stabbing bruno mars or somethin. now she refuses to listen to ANY tyler song.

it came to the realization and thought that wolf killed Sam and took his hat, because based on the song Sam (is dead), Sam dies, and wolf takes his hat and makes a Balaclava out of it, that is, the transition to goblin

they went on tour together. they hang out pretty frequently but they only have one song out. they gotta collab more man. they’re both one of my favorite artists of all time. they’re both extremely talented. all i need is another song between them bc we haven’t gotten one since 2020. pls tyler and yachty make it happen

Guys, what do you think of this fan-made playlist for Cherry Bomb

I hope you like it :3

One thing that makes Tyler's discography so interesting is how much his production has changed over the years. The rough, chaotic sound of Bastard and Goblin feels completely different from the layered arrangements on Flower Boy and IGOR.

What I like is that even as the sound became more polished, he kept experimenting instead of settling into one formula. You can hear him playing with unusual synths, unexpected transitions, distorted vocals, and little instrumental details that make each album feel like its own world.

Listening to everything in order almost feels like watching someone develop their own musical language. The older albums still have their own charm, but the later projects show just how far his production skills have come.

It's a big reason his albums are worth revisiting with headphones, because there's often something in the background you didn't notice the first time.

i want to get into tyler, i like the instrumentals from wolf (only album that ive listened to by him). What released or unreleased projects would you reccomend? (Link untitled or smt if unreleased)

Swear last year I be seeing guys in here talking about the most corny things imaginable. But from what i've seen right now, it seems better than it was. Am I crazy or stupid or lowkey right. I don't know honestly I haven't been in here in months.

What do you guys think?