Tyler, The Creator: Greatest Of All Time | Breakdown

[@TheCompanyMan]

This is my first GOAT piece in a long time and Tyler felt like the perfect person to examine. The run between Flower Boy to Call Me If You Get Lost is special special and I'd argue better than almost any three album run put out by anyone of his era. Tyler, The Creator is jarring, uncomfortable, uncompromising, and courageous-all the things that initially made Hip Hop great. Thanks for watching it. I hop you enjoy. It's all happening. 🏆🏆🏆

[@adhd128]

Yes sir. 5 weeks in a row. Ima punch myself in the face for thinkin you might leave us man. Keep it up.

[@Life_moreabundantly]

GOD I LOVE THESE ❗❗❗❗

[@xlnsmusic6744]

I get you on the run, but a better run than Kendrick? GKMC, TPAB, DAMN, and now Mr Morale. I don't know man

[@tatertots0046]

Lol nah you lost a few marbles Justin. Tyler isn't a great

[@arjunjai1852]

i would say the GOAT 3 album run is kendrick: either from Section 80 to TPAB, or gkmc to DAMN.

[@LookingForAName...]

I don't think Tyler can put out a bad album anymore. Whereas some rappers lack of things to say through the years of career, I truly think Tyler is squeezing everything out of his life, living it to the fullest and having new experiences regularly. His interest are so eclectic and it shows through his art, as he always has more things to rap about. If he continues putting out albums like that, he's definitely got a case for GOAT status.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Great point LFAN.

[@dyldragon1]

I do think Wolf should be reexamined, many tracks on that album showcase the style that Flower Boy and Igor would embrace. Definitely take another listen to Partyisntover/Campfire/Bimmer, Answer, Treehome95 and Awkward

[@shakie6074]

and Cowboy, and 48, and IFHY… you’re totally right. Wolf is still my fav of his,

[@TheCompanyMan]

I listened to it quite a bit this week while researching. It's definitely not as difficult to listen to as the critics said it was at that time. He's amazing though.

[@ArmLegLegArmHead47]

Man I love "Lone" on that album so much

[@guillermog5564]

Glad you are doing these again! We appreciate your creative work and the details man, all about the details. Great piece on Tyler

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thank you Guillermo!

[@louist.sanville4445]

Been a fan of Tyler (and Odd Future) since "Yonkers." Seeing this gave the 19-year-old me some validation, because despite everything that was going on at that time (and people questioning my admiration for OF), I knew they were onto something. They were completely different from everyone else, and they were misfits, but that helped them in the long run. Tyler especially. Tyler writes, composes, and records his own records, and his growth as an artist throughout the years is wonderful to see. Tyler should DEF be in the GOAT conversation. Also, congrats on another Breakdown. We missed you!

[@TheCompanyMan]

IT's all happening, Louis. Louis is my middle name, by the way. Thought of changing my byline to J. Louis Hunte at one time. Thanks for the comment.

[@zl5464]

I think the fact that he's an album artist in a singles driven era definitely puts him in the GOAT convo. With him being one of the few younger cats making solid complete bodies of work is a breath of fresh air to an "old head" like myself who still solely listens to albums. He's a throwback to our era where acts like Ghostface, Meth and Red, E-40, Too Short, etc didn't always have the biggest radio hits (40 excluded due to late career single success) but they were winning and selling records due to their complet bodies of work.

[@DawryMike]

I think it's understated just how influential Odd Future was at the beginning of the 2010s. People can say what they want about those early albums but for black kids like me in my generation (Gen Z) Tyler and Earl are easily two of the most important figures for rap in the past 15 years. Past that just wanted to say I'm happy to see you doing more of this content again. You've been one of my favorite creators on YT for awhile now.

[@TheCompanyMan]

same here, mike. Tyler and Earl created a lane for all the weird kids. Its great to see the weird kids winning.

[@mikeTDE]

They put Supreme on the map too

[@kingcam0775]

Earl and Bastard are classics for me and I'm firmly a millennial.

[@k-chill8428]

13:26 "from an art level it's kinda just Kendrick and Tyler" YES

[@buckfastbjork6968]

That last 3 album run is seriously gonna go down in music history

[@TheCompanyMan]

BIGFAX

[@shakie6074]

Wolf is incredibly slept on. the production and narrative (which wrapped up the original 3 project trilogy), really spoke to the polished and improved bars and concepts we’d see in his most recent trilogy. Cowboy, Bimmer, IFHY, 48… all are absolutely incredible. for some of us we’ve seen and known his potential for so long, and dude is probably not going to slow down any time soon. T might not be the GOAT yet, but his complex and incredible production style on top of his constantly improving bars means he might just get there sooner than many detractors might expect.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Great point, Shakie. Thank you.

[@SightSneekers]

Wolf will always be my favorite from Tyler the creator

[@DJDizzy8]

Another Saturday, another great breakdown. This man puts in the work and hits us with all the nitty gritty details. I enjoy when people simply talk about things they are interested in, it ends up making me a bit interested in it. I never thought about Tyler much until this video. But the man is very accomplished.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks David!

[@DJDizzy8]

@@TheCompanyMan lastly, I've always been aware of Tyler. I just didn't think of him beyond the times I saw him. During this three album run he's gained a lot of new fans. His new fans are starting to discover his old music and are shocked by the man he used to be. Lol

[@kingcam0775]

Man, I remember Yonkers hitting when I was in College and me instantly diving into Odd Future and listening to whatever they had available. This was when it was all mixtapes and you could download them all from their website, including Frank's full version of Nostalgia/Ultra. Those were good days.

[@ellistatnall1623]

Odd future had a tight grip on LA youth! Tyler is a hip hop icon and will go down as a creative genius (music,fashion,production, videography) It’s inspiring to see how

[@TheCompanyMan]

BIGFAX

[@joeymccashland4420]

I waited 8 long hours at work so I could watch this with no distractions. I was honestly shocked when I seen the thumbnail. I’ve been a huge Tyler fan since Yonkers dropped. I believe without him, I don’t get heavy into Frank Ocean which would certainly be awful. I got to see him on the Cherry Bomb and dude really gives his all at shows. Because HE CARES. When he talks about how Jadakiss cares in the Hot97 interview, I really appreciated it, because it’s always shown that Tyler really cares about his craft, whichever one he’s doing, and to know that it is on purpose that his stuff can get so wild or complex really puts it in context. Fun Fact: I recently started worked at a smoke shop and it’s the first job where I can control the music, good bit of Tyler on there. But I love when Trashwang comes on and I can see older people cringe 😝 Glad the GOAT of Hip Hop video essays is back with another GOAT piece. Can’t wait for whatever you got cooking next Justin. It’s always dope. ✌️&💚

[@youngcapriciousshark9601]

He’s most definitely on his way there

[@mider-spanman5577]

You hit all the best points about why I love Tyler the Creator! He's a contrarian and he does his own thing in his own lane, and I love how you mentioned how he goes on geeky sidebars about hard to find Japanese magazines and speaks on rarities he appreciates in his life. He has his own things that he loves to do that are so far outside of the mainstream norm that I couldn't help but to gravitate towards him. Both his music and his interviews are always golden! I feel like he and I would get along perfectly in real life.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks Mider Span. Great name!

[@Ryan-sr5sy]

SO GLAD to see this series return! Can't wait to see your next pick. Never would have considered Tyler in the GOAT convo before but you made some great points. I would love to see you do a Freddie Gibbs GOAT piece, all 4 of his collab albums are top quality, with 2 (Piñata & Bandana), arguably 3 (Alfredo) of them classics. His lyrics, flow and delivery have gotten better with time and stylistically he can mix it up. Trap rap, gangsta rap, coke rap. Throw in some solid solo projects (You Only Live Twice, Freddie, SSS) and I think he is a definite contender.

[@ngcebomalinga1793]

Glad you're back with these Him not being scene stealer is a bit harsh, he killed in on Westside gunns pray for paris(French toast) and was the stand out on there. Also benny the butchers Alfredo(Something to rap about) also was amazing on Brent Faiyaz's Gravity but that's an RnB song

[@adhd128]

I knew this debate was on the way honestly. Might have one of greatest sonic evolution of all of hip hop.

[@dallashanson_]

Good to see you’re back with the breakdowns

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks Dallas, me too.

[@nononowhyno]

So glad to see you back uploading content. LOVE the way you talk about hip hop. With love and understanding as much as a critical eye. Need more of this in the discussion around hip hop music fr.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks max!!

[@dmagik8]

These videos make me so happy. So happy to see Justin back on this. I understand folks need to take time away. I have so few people to talk about hip hop thoughfully with, this is kinda my avenue to experience it. Thanks for that.

[@TheCompanyMan]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@perrydimes6915]

I think with Tyler what happened is that he just kept excelling and outdoing himself that eventually you can't deny he's one of the greatest out there. It snuck up on a lot of us, I've listened to every project as it dropped since he's my generation but it still is surprising. I disagree about the line about Em flow on early Tyler projects though. There's definitely that influence but I think Tyler's flow is totally unique and no one else has done anything like it or even tried to imitate it. Sui generis is the term

[@TheCompanyMan]

Nah, that's definitely Eminem. No shade. Everyone starts off sounding like who they're inspired by. But that wasn't sui generis. That was Marshall Mathers. But you're absolutely right about Tyler though.

[@darejohnson2251]

Tyler did have decent feature run from 2020-2021

[@TheCompanyMan]

I think that's what we're gonna see next. His verse is definitely the standout on Cash In Cash Out with Pharrell and 21 Savage.

[@zizafell]

Kendrick has been my favorite rapper for years but Tyler's run in recent years has convinced me that Tyler is my GOAT. Amazing video as always!!! :)

[@DizoDixon]

Once again justin you hit it out the park I can't say he's my favorite but I'm always checking for his moves and in alot of ways he surpassed many acts in hiphop from an accolades standpoint he's top10 of his generation

[@TheCompanyMan]

It's hard to ignore at this point, personally. Tyler didn't really grab my attention from a full body of work stand point until Flower Boy. Call Me If You Get Lost is the Tyler I've always wanted to hear in my headphones. He's not far away from his celebrated contemporaries.

[@DizoDixon]

@@TheCompanyMan I almost forgot 2011 I was bumping SHE heavy frank ocean on the hook is 🔥

[@TheCompanyMan]

@@DizoDixon Several gems on those early releases.

[@MsDemob]

Damn i missed these for real!! You the real goat for bringing these back to us

[@archaicrapture]

His first trilogy should be examined in the form of growth as he was a teenager dealing with alternative Blackness, Black fatherthelessness & being weird..

[@TheCompanyMan]

Great point Luther. I'd watch that video.

[@lyleugleman9799]

i think wolf is a classic. and even for its flaws i still deeply love cherry bomb. wolf to call me is an insane 5 peat, T definitely has a claim to GOAT, at least of the 2010s.

[@hiphopbreaux8156]

I'm so glad you're back doing these again! This one of my favorite segments on KZbin.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thank you, HHB!

[@AST-erisked]

I think that his best is Igor, but my favorite is CMIYGL. I just love the energy, the traveling aura, the beats, the rapping and the perfectly tuned features.

[@AnimeProfilePicture]

Another GOAT piece from...the GOAT. This is the first time you didn't didn't answers. Tyler is an interesting case cause he was blowing up in highschool when I was highschool aswell. It's odd to literally grow up with an artist

[@craigrathe2469]

Here after Justin's vid announcing Tylers new project.... I've never listened to him before, but if Justin says he's the G.O.A.T. im in!

[@Novelist1029]

Goblin isn’t a 5 Mic album……….it’s a 10 Mic album! Easily one of my favorites of all time. It’s awesome to someone who appreciates Tyler and Odd Future as much as I do. I’ve always been a fan of their movement and work. Golf Wang! Also my guy, go listen to Potato Salad that he did with ASAP Rocky. He absolutely stole that record.

[@bballc1211]

I love how the title SEEMS like it could be clickbait, but you follow up with undeniable facts. Great vid.

[@Apsburner9717]

Didnt see you coming back with this, especially not with one on tyler

[@TheCompanyMan]

It's all happening. This is the 5th straight week of breakdowns though.

[@jacksampsonforever]

Justin, I'm glad you stopped denying us these! You are a little rusty, you forgot to excitedly say. "THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME!" So glad you are back, missed these like hell

[@TheCompanyMan]

Ha! Thanks Jack. I felt that too. Shaking off the cobwebs. It's all happening.

[@TerraFirma47]

Just watched that Tyler interview again earlier today. Wolf & CMIYGL are tied for my fav Tyler albums. Easy top 10

[@tristanchuey]

This one going to be a long one but I was introduced to Tyler back in 2011, was going from 8th to 9th grade and the moment I heard Yonker (not even watched the video) I was hooked. I had to peep the catalog. The OF movement was just something special and Tyler’s growth is insane to watch at my age now. He has bars, the production is great and plus everything else outside of music. I think he needs to be credited more

[@ericsalazar4027]

Tyler is a top utility player where their stats are all plenty above average but, never quite the best in any one category. He makes art for the sake of art and not for the chase of numbers. He's a 9 out of 10 and the culture would be lacking in his absence. Keep in mind the time Flower Boy came out was also the rise of Soundcloud rappers Lil Peep and XXX. That albums sound was almost an anthesis of what was getting clout at the time. When everyone was blowing out bass and screaming or mumbling about their lonely drug abuse, Tyler created a light, intimate album with clear and precise diction. Tyler is unique and great but, he doesn't really compete with other rappers on style.

[@GRAYMASKMAN]

I Really Like this Channel. Great Job. You got a great writing style... I was saying the Kanye/Rza Comparison since 09.... Keep up the GOAT WORK

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thank you!

[@tfe5956]

Love to see another goat piece. And the silent shirt shout out to Yasiin Bey. On topic, I’ve never paid much attention to Tyler over the years. I’ve seen his amazing Funk flex interview and I’ve listened to a few songs but I’m going to give him a good listen now. As always, thank you.

[@IDiedForYou1776]

I love your pieces on the breakdown and is that a Mos Def shirt?

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks RD. Yep. It is.

[@xanderreimers4445]

I’d say with his recent singles like cash n cash out and lost n found freestyle he definitely can steal the show

[@EWeis33]

damn I'm late to this one. Another great video. Keep crushing it. As a long time Tyler fan who stumbled onto the Griselda wave around 2018 (Supreme Blientele) its amazing to see them collab these last couple years

[@tnk4me4]

Yes I've been waiting for this. Right into my veins.

[@hermit8244]

An interesting angle to look at this at that you touched upon is usage of the internet and how the music distribution has changed with the internet. He's one of the earlier artist to make full use of the internet not as a just distribution but fan growing with how embedded he was into internet/meme culture but then even from the musician standpoint he signifies another shift. The idea of bedroom producers has risen drastically in the past two decades with how music tech has made production accessible but that coincided with the inspiration the new generation of producers being much vaster, because unlike other generations, their music taste wasn't limited to what the older people in their life could afford, but literally anything that tickled their fancy. Tyler wasn't the first to do this but he kinda is a posterboy for it. He brings together band kids, the jazz kids, the hip hop heads, and those hipstery types :P. All that is just a back drop to being a uniquely talented artist and charismatic person but think that contributed to the perfect storm that is his career

[@EayuProuxm]

This is the Greatest KZbin Series Of All time. That we can't deny

[@TheCompanyMan]

It’s all happening 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@commaJim]

Oh HELL yeah!! We needed a new goat piece!! It's all happenin!!

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks, Jim!

[@mathewk3953]

It’s good to see that the breakdown is back, keep doing your thing Justin

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks Matthew

[@Egolesss]

5 weeks in a row! It's all happening. Love the videos Justin

[@mukudzeimlambo]

Risky shout but I love it ! Thank you. More GOAT pieces please

[@omeroni]

Thank for your your creative review. I really missed your breakdowns

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks, Omer.

[@VincentFree]

Loved this man, I've been under a rock when it comes to Tyler. Thanks for putting me on!

[@rileyscherer129]

Thank you so much for bringing back this series. Your breakdowns helped me get into hip hop

[@THXBeats]

Thanks for coming back. We needed you here on these internet streets

[@SuperZeusJuic3]

I always appreciated Tyler - funny enough i usually listened to his singles more than albums. You encouraged me to go back and listen to his growth. Please continue to do 🐐 pieces thank u 🙏🏿

[@christiandinhopasillas9163]

Justin, YOU LOOK GOOD IN THAT SHIRT.... IN THAT SHIRT... IN THAT SHIRT. Lol all seriousness, love the shirt, and I love this one. I'd say a knock against him are easy entry points. I don't feel as though I can point to tracks where someone who doesn't listen to rap (or similar genre bending songs), and "if you like this, then you might like..." When HOV says "I didn't cross over, I brought the suburbs to the hood" and made songs with the hottest artists, it creates a vein or a path back to who he is and how he evolved..... but I'd understand.

[@TheCompanyMan]

That’s tough to measure considering the grip on LA youth and youth culture in general Tyler’s had for a decade. I’d wager he’s done more to introduce kids to rap and other genres forwards and backwards than most artists of his era?

[@christiandinhopasillas9163]

I guess it's a matter of perspective. Doesn't change the fact this is a great piece! Still waiting on GOAT piece on lupe and yourself!

[@LilTwittee]

I remember when I saw that hot 97 interview and I lost my MIND at that "a honda is a foreign" comment. He's not wrong tho🤣🤣!! I think Tyler's transformation is a story of the student becoming the master. Like that interview to me is just one example (of many) which shows that he is and always has been a true student of his craft. I can't remember who said you need to put 10,000 hours into anything to do it perfectly, but I think it's fair to say that Tyler has put his hours in. Not even just in terms of music though, imo he's a creative master in many fields. His last three albums (esp IGOR and CMIYGL) are a definitely a culmination of that work, but even from the OF days I think its always been clear that he is kinda a visionary. He's one of those artists who I'm always so curious to see where he's going to next and for me he definitely deserves a place in GOAT conversations

[@iceyroo]

Flower Boy is his best album.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Call Me If You Get Lost just surpassed it for me. That project is too raw.

[@middletonwilliams7608]

I missed these GOAT pieces this was a great breakdown 💯

[@ArmLegLegArmHead47]

For me it’s also Kendrick and Tyler. I might put Rocky or Travis in there, but Kendrick and T for sure. Tyler is a way more talented and gifted artist than Cole or Drake, there is no comparison

[@TheCompanyMan]

Agreed, Melekh. Agreed.

[@Roshuwah]

I don't think I'd ever call Tyler the goat, but he's for sure my favorite artist who's around my age, he's a year older. And in terms of feature steals his verse on GoldLink - you say was the one where I thought he just killed it!

[@matttraverso4592]

Top 1 music journalist of all time

[@ChanoWilliams]

I lose my eva lovin' MIND when my playlist plays "Cash In Cash Out". I bumped that loud and hard in my apartment the other weekend, and I never play my stuff "too loud". 😆 I need to check out the newer projects from Tyler. I do like anything he does with Pharrell. Thanks for the artist highlight!

[@81General]

I would love to see you pick different albums from the course of hip hop and examine how they changed the game. Great video as always!

[@michaelcortez3713]

Good shit bruh I’ve been missing your content

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thank you!

[@michaelcortez3713]

@@TheCompanyMan you gotta bruh keep it up 🤘

[@jacobellis9419]

Great piece. Kendrick is probably traditionally better but Tyler does more diverse art. One of the things we loved about Kanye was how skilled he was as a multidimensional artist. This video makes it clear Tyler should be more appreciated than he his. Time will tell if he has a broader impact on generations ahead.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks Jacob

[@AlexanderT.A.G]

Tyler is the example of giving rappers to grow but him saying he don’t won’t to be compared is disrespectful

[@IIGappleJaxII]

He is possibly the greatest artist of all time given his range of art forms. I think no one would say he is the goat of rap and hip-hop though

[@TheCompanyMan]

Why not hip hop? 🤔🤔🤔

[@MapleMilk]

All of the Old Guard still say Jay-Z, Big, and MAYBE Kanye But everyone of the new generation worships Tyler and is influenced by him at every moment Like, Tyler isn't just a rapper, he isn't just a celebrity, he's an icon of a Generation He's the Kurt Cobain for people who wear Supreme If he's not THE GOAT, he's my GOAT Lovely video by the way, the GOAT series always brings good discussion

[@HRDRZ]

Tyler the Re-creator

[@WolfclawTheGreatwolf]

I don’t know if you’ll read this comment or not but this video helped me as a semi-invested Tyler fan to consider him as someone who might become a GOAT contender, and to appreciate his work a bit more than I did previously.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks Wolf. Stand on that position. Tyler’s accomplished enough. Plus he had a top 10 most listened to album in 2022 on Spotify.

[@IdeaStudioBKK]

The inverse of convention... Hmmm. I like it. I loved his freestyle on Flex. it was hilarious and amazing at the same time. While this might be a singles era, would your earlier argument not negate using that as a rating for his career? To hold him up there with RZA says a lot. I am going to rewatch yonkers right now, it's been too long!

[@TheCompanyMan]

Wu-Tang weren't singles chart toppers either. That strengthens the RZA argument to me. Along with all of the cultural and world building aspects of them as artists. Plus, greatness in my opinion can live outside of popular culture too. What makes Tyler interesting is that he does both. He's mainstream in every way except for the singles charts. But no one should ever be mistaken. One of the most difficult things in music is to have a #1 song. It's nearly impossible.

[@IdeaStudioBKK]

@@TheCompanyMan Your response just made me think. I have no idea how difficult it is to have a number one song. I actually had to think about that for a second, wow. blew my mind. Mathmatically, amazingly difficult. But there is no doubt countless behind the scenes things going on that I have no clue about... damn, you just changed my whole perspective on music. wtf.

[@TheCompanyMan]

@@IdeaStudioBKK It's all happening.

[@markbatson3958]

Great piece full of gems!!! Glad to see Tyler put in the conversation of GOATS

[@goldtamadrummer]

Keep these videos coming!!

[@shortie9103]

I definitely was not expecting this, I don't even know how to feel about it

[@jacobellis9419]

Have you done any pieces on how short form music changes how we evaluate the careers of artists moving forward? I feel this generation doesn't have many stars to latch onto. I'll go to a college campus and most their music is from the 2010s. They only recognize hooks from tik toks. The fact that making a hit snippet go big seems to dilute the waters. Only a select few can get serious traction but people don't listen to albums as much so that traction doesn't compare to other artists in history. Sorry for the rant but I have a hard time understanding how this generation of artists will be remembered because it feels like less artists are breaking through like 50, Em, Wayne, Ye, Cole were able to. Maybe my metrics are frozen.

[@Me-23158]

I missed this series.

[@SteveOh_]

Yes finally! Definitely for somebody like me, he's the greatest

[@TheCompanyMan]

Phenomenal artist.

[@thacool101]

I'm really glad you made this piece I've been thinking about this a lot, I feel like I grew up with Tyler as a weirdo rap fan in a majority white school Tyler and the whole of Odd Future were the coolest things in the world to me I drew the OF donut on everything! I was a fan from bastard and while flower boy and Igor weren't my thing they definitely were for a lot of people. for me call me if you get lost is his best and my favorite all opinions I know. But seeing his growth and staying power and being true to himself and his art is one of the greatest things I feel lucky a enough to be here to see. Now I wouldn't say he's the goat but a personal favorite and incredibly special talent. Rap is better with and thanks to Tyler The Creator!

[@idefyseven]

Tyler the Creator is a breath of fresh air. whether that's goat material is debatable, but I'm glad he's around

[@2k7digga]

Oh my lord!!!!!!!!!! WELCOME BACK!!!!!!!!

[@shortie9103]

I wanna see this guy do a verzuz with Busta Rhymes

[@TheCompanyMan]

That'd be wild. Busta's unstoppable in a Verzuz in my eyes. But that'd be wild to see.

[@shortbus1127]

K-Rino breakdown 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺, ps..... you're the goat Justin and I mean that, nobody can fuck with you at what you do

[@TheCompanyMan]

That’s love brother. Thank you. I’ve been digging into kirino recently

[@shortbus1127]

@@TheCompanyMan thanks my friend 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shortbus1127]

@@TheCompanyMan if you need any feed from a K-Rino fan, hit me up....good place to start would be "Can a artist you never heard of be the greatest of all time " the dude dropped 7 albums in one day

[@keam210tx]

For the algorithm 💪 Keep the vids flowin like swishahouse in 99

[@jsaichek1220]

I love this argument. I believe CMIYGL is an All-Time Great rap album and solidified Tyler's status as a Mount Rushmore rapper of this generation. He is the current heavyweight champion of rap. There hasn't been a better rap album released since CMIYGL.

[@PhenomenalByChoice]

A Breakdown!?!?!? YOOOOO ITS BEEN YEARS!

[@TheCompanyMan]

5th week in a row. It's all happening.

[@DontCome2LA]

I been a fan from The beginning . I got my own🍪 don't trip. But a gleaming point that's missing here is the fact that his growth and acclaimed just so happen to come at the same time as the questions of his sexuality in the media.

[@BThatDope]

Tyler to me will become the next Miles Davis - Kanye West

[@TheCompanyMan]

I’m not mad at that

[@GrownUpKid94]

I’m a huge Tyler fan but I think he’s got one more undisputed classic to get to that goat status.

[@GrownUpKid94]

Wait are we not counting Bastard???

[@EayuProuxm]

Tyler is one of the few in the game who always led with his imagination and never let commercialism take precedence over the art. You can't be a GOAT w/o that quality.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Great take!

[@Dracula666_]

I love that shirt Mos Def

[@Ray_Larry]

i love the goat breakdowns

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thank you, Ray!

[@muyiwamatuluko8486]

I've missed these G.O.A.T pieces

[@robertpetrie6847]

Well this was unexpected, i don't agree, just glad your uploading.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thanks Robert!

[@theophilusjones6024]

U really the goat man 💯… but also can you please please do a LL Cool J and a Ghostface Killah one of these

[@ArcChristelle]

LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@redgenerall28]

I used to hate his music Then I accepted it Then Wilshire made me cry

[@TheCompanyMan]

The arc of a true GOAT. Thanks RG.

[@redgenerall28]

@@TheCompanyMan thank you for your work 🫡

[@Ramos-bd3lh]

Do ASAP Rocky next!!!