Why Hip-Hop Doesn't Respect Tyler, the Creator

From the moment Tyler, The Creator bursted onto the scene in 2010, he's always been seen as the odd one out. The industry branded him as nothing more than a source of controversy-a kind of rebel without a cause. However, hes always seen a bigger picture for himself, aiming to rise above the fray. While some artists nowadays catch a break early, landing top chart positions with their debut tracks, Tyler had to play the long game, waiting an ENTIRE DECADE for his breakthrough moment. Facing rejections from some of the industry's giants only fueled his ambition. Now, the narrative has changed dramatically... Through relentless effort and an unwavering commitment to his craft, Tyler has flipped the script, transforming from an undervalued outsider to a respected visionary in the music world.
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[@brandonloaiza8595]

He produces his own music, has his own sound since he was a teenager and now he has a direction he wants to and isn't messed up by addiction, a real role model and he has 2 Grammys lol

[@princeojrmusic]

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[@Anima556]

Hes a cool dude…but…You left out he has a team they help with everything I’ve physically been in the studio with him. the homophobia and harassment isn’t exactly “role model”. The “im gay” stunt doesn’t remove all the public harassment & stigmatism. Great music though.

[@LockeAnimations]

@@Anima556 "im gay" isn't a stunt, he's bi

[@Chillywest28]

​@@Anima556proof? (about you being in a Studio w/him)

[@2Real_H0m1x1D3]

​@@Anima556yeah sure like anybody would believe you you've been with him😭

[@PuffinPass]

The industry needs Tyler way more than Tyler needs the industry. Dude is out there making music he wants to make and hear while most everyone else willingly compromises their vision for the paycheck.

[@marcozuleta133]

That's like saying you need a doctor but the only one showing up is your pool lifeguard. The industry definitely needs a savior, but if TTC is the only one showing up, we're better up dead.

[@red1.vs.red1]

Jpegmafia

[@alexz4752]

@@marcozuleta133 You're right. The industry needs more people like Tyler, in all genres and at all levels, opposing the system.

[@marcozuleta133]

@@alexz4752 the industry needs a savior, but it's very sad that the savior is Tyler, because to all do respect, there has to be a better and more appealing artist out there that hasn't been discovered yet.

[@toniannsantamaria]

@@marcozuleta133 one artist shouldn't be expected to save the entire industry, but we should recognize when an artist like tyler at least does his own stuff and paves a path for like-minded ppl

[@Austin-nx4yn]

Even to this day, Tyler deserves more respect. He is personally one of my favorite rappers of all time. It is crazy how underrated he is, especially because of how successful and talented he is.

[@Never283]

You're unsure about your sexuality

[@SETH-fg5jn]

you are more likely the one insecure to be honest@@Never283

[@vasoline5811]

ive been listening to tyler for years but saying he’s underrated is blowing it out of proportion

[@thejtrax]

@@vasoline5811 facts. Like what are people talking about?

[@REXae86]

Agreed he’s my favorite artist, and he’s so creative compared to his colleagues.

[@Stonenotstone]

Lets not even talk about what he did for Supreme as a brand. Literally the reason that brand got as big as it did. Supreme owes him and odd future a lifetime supply. Mans is a legend

[@joeyskywalker1322]

That’s a fact I’m from nyc and Tyler had dudes rocking Supreme

[@AnarchyAgenda]

don't him and his friends still get free supreme

[@4linesav]

Alright, anybody who lived or grew up in LA from 2011-2013 knows how Tyler & OF changed the landscape. From the style to the music there was a point in time everybody wanted to be like Tyler. It wasn’t only valley type suburb kids who latched onto his vibe it was a lot of us from South Central, ELA, Compton etc. who gravitated towards him. His music was different from artists like TY$, YG, Joe Moses, RJ, E-40 who were dominating the LA airwaves with function/club bangers which was the popular genre here at the time. Now I will say that his music wasn’t for everybody but Yonkers was definitely a song that damn near everybody was bumping back then.

[@LockeAnimations]

i was like 5 in 2013 but even I remember people playing it in LA

[@deshawn1995]

Not just LA bro im from SC, OF really bought the real shit since Wu Tang

[@REXae86]

@@LockeAnimationsi was 12 and all my friends was blasting OF while riding around Watts

[@LockeAnimations]

@@REXae86 I lived in the marina and the first OF song I heard was oldie. I also saw a ton of OF stickers everywhere but didn’t realize what they were till a few years ago when i really got into T

[@lawrencelord9777]

nigga in 2011 Tyler was damn near god of popularity and viral ness lol

[@Yvmiikvnii]

Him and Rocky deserve alot of respect for real

[@AppaJeinkosi]

*Him and Spaceghostpurrp

[@Cypherixx]

ASAP Ponyboy is SGP son

[@lotusberry725]

@@Cypherixxyh but rocky did it better, that’s why sgp nowhere near up

[@lotusberry725]

@@AppaJeinkosibro yall sgp fans are so delusional

[@BossOrca]

Who is rocky? ( honest question)

[@sh2157]

This should be titled "Why hiphop doesn't deserve Tyler the Creator". This guys love and passion for his craft is diametric to the clout chasing industry pop rappers that dominate the scene right now.

[@milhouse777]

For real, the hip hop culture needs him but don't deserves.

[@myselfpiro]

@@milhouse777 facts!

[@nathansrealm]

Tyler The Creator proved he doesn't need the industry. He's a self-made successful musician. I have the utmost respect for him because of his passion and amazing intelligence when it comes to music history. To many artist make music purely for streams and money. He does it for the love he has for music.

[@Pumpkinhead44]

Tyler really opened my eyes and ears to the world of music. I grow up never really listening to music like that but, after listening to igor my life change and i really thank Tyler for that.

[@yexam.music_]

fr it fucked me up fr now i’m a musician

[@lagoofysilly]

you fell in love with his music, this time you think its for real?? no way

[@negativebrainpower]

@@lagoofysilly he doesnt know how to tell him

[@unstableratdog4179]

Ts is so real. I used to think rap just wasn’t for me until I heard Tyler and Kendrick

[@akuma715]

proves that tyler the creator fans are the biggest glazers

[@kidiemokgope8227]

Tyler is an Artist. He makes art not the latest trending thing, cause then you'll lose yourself. Tyler's music is timeless, it doesn't expire. I respect this man for not being influenced by the drugs, the industry. He is an independent thinker. I love this about him

[@kix4trix]

But all of his songs sound horrible. They don't hit harder than mainstream hip hop. It's much worse on purpose.

[@karithewarlock]

⁠@@kix4trixL music taste💀

[@thehandler904]

@@kix4trix You sure it don't hit harder than ice spice

[@kix4trix]

@@thehandler904 ice spice is beyond horrible, but I'm sure her beats hit harder

[@ariannahicks1375]

bro has no music taste. prolly listens to machine gun kelly and calls it the best music on earth. ofc everyone has their own opinons, but cmon...ice spice? wow..@@kix4trix

[@mider-spanman5577]

They don't really respect him for two reasons; he first made music where it was raunchy but in a goofy way and people probably didn't know whether to take him seriously or not because he was so goofy back then, but when he came out as bisexual the black community definitely lost a little bit of respect for him because you know how the rap and black communities are when it comes to those things. We have a lot of work to do.

[@sharieadams9975]

Perfectly said

[@idkimbored139]

agreed@@sharieadams9975

[@amberwardlow8279]

That’s def not the only two reasons lol.

[@dedasalmeida9047]

​@@timthetenderengine2495I don't think you understood what bro was trying to say here.

[@gballdadon312]

@@timthetenderengine2495he’s saying the black community is hella homophobic especially when it comes to rap

[@Kiki-xx3fj]

It’s worth pointing out that while he was being ignored/dissed by most of HipHop, Eminem shouted out Tyler in a song in 2013 and then had Odd Future open for him at Wembly Stadium in 2014

[@YungZaraki]

yup

[@Absorbant]

Eminem was always an unlikely success story. An edgy white rapper that defied industry standards. Makes sense for him to support another unconventional artist.

[@hello11197]

Then went on a track in 2018 calling him a faggot.

[@mischkaa1487]

Yup and Tyler repaid him by shitting on him later

[@kdtdp5186]

Yeah I feel like everything worked it’s self out this man worked with Lil Wayne 3 times, Kanye, Charlie Wilson just to name a few and he earned the respect of Mf Doom and Eminem.

[@ricniks4619]

Find it wild that a lot of artists rejected Tyler yet allowed a ton 1 hit wonders with no talent collab with them.

[@deontetorrence3735]

It's about who is more entertaining, not about the words or music it's sad nowadays

[@kooldawg]

They thought bro was lame and trash😔

[@ihateppl104]

Im so glad that tyler is different and decided not to change for the industry.

[@joeyskywalker1322]

Wym he became gay bro

[@EARLisGOATED]

​@@joeyskywalker1322he was gay since 2004

[@joeyskywalker1322]

@@EARLisGOATED Thats what he claims 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@finlefleur]

@@joeyskywalker1322you can’t be serious..

[@mental_hazard]

​@@joeyskywalker1322 You don't just "become gay." Tyler was actively supressing his identity for years until he finally came to terms with it in later years. He didn't even make a big deal about when he came out either. It was subtle, subtextual, and not meant for attention.

[@shadowbox141]

Tyler’s music isn’t quite for me, but I respect the hell out of him. He stayed true to himself and still found success in a system that actively tried to keep him down. Sure, it would’ve been easier and more convenient to just make the music that makes money, but he didn’t let anyone or anything get in the way of his creative vision.

[@supernoctifer6469]

Average J Cole fan

[@kittehsoup]

His last two albums are what I consider to be Tyler albums, he needed to put out the other four to realize he could do far better.

[@DaRealNHG]

@@kittehsoupWolf is right up there with those last 2 projects if you actually listened to it lol

[@VIVAANRAVINDRAN-us1so]

@@DaRealNHG its great don't get me wrong, but i just like the production of Igor and cmifygl more(also Igor is much better than wolf, its one of the best most unique breakup albums of this decade).

[@DaRealNHG]

@@VIVAANRAVINDRAN-us1so understandable but Wolf had some crazy production as well & I mean you could say that but Wolf as a personal album still is up there with it imo. Had tracks where he could have his fun & still get the point across, and the deeper tracks that showcased the growth between his first few projects, just was a nice coming of age typa album for him

[@angelacartage5510]

You wouldn't hear him at a club or in a car because generally people want to listen to music that is just stereotypical/upbeat and won't give his music a chance no matter how deep it is.

[@0ngod999]

Nobody wanna listen to deep songs in a club

[@joeyskywalker1322]

@@0ngod999lmaooo facts 😂😂😂

[@angelacartage5510]

Yep I know thats what I said...@@0ngod999

[@kooldawg]

@@0ngod999niggas in the trenches are not listening to Tyler they listening to yb

[@josethemasochist]

i’ve been recording and releasing music for a little over 4 years now. it’s been so difficult trying to find my slot in the game where i fit because it’s all over the place. this video single handedly felt like a pat on the back, thank you for telling this story and reminding me it’s okay to be a little different.

[@louaista]

thats fire! gave me chills fr. good luck on ur journey bro!

[@josethemasochist]

@@louaista thank you my g, all love

[@monstaro19]

Stay on the road trailing big artist then sell your stuff in the parking lots

[@akuma715]

it's okay to be different what are you on@@josethemasochist

[@fantasythinkerfan]

IGOR and CMIYGL are both masterpieces. Tyler is on an incredible run right now, it’s some legendary stuff!

[@Maskeroff.]

Flower Boy too! (imo)

[@dandy-xf3ys]

@@Maskeroff. ofc

[@jakestan1185]

I feel like all his albums are amazing I like bastard goblins especially wolf Cherry bomb flower boy Igor and cmifygl I love them all tbh my top 3 are Wolf Igor Cmifygl

[@Lafepr]

Goblin is iconic and cherry bomb is my wallpaper

[@XERXESDOE]

@@Lafepr💀💀💀 goblin is probably the raunchiest and goofiest album. Literally why nobody will take him seriously, no matter how much he moves away from OF and buries his old albums.

[@isattathecreator]

As a 36 year old millennial who’s been rocking with Tyler since Bastard, pissed me off when my peers laughed at me when I said Tyler was/is one of the most talented artists of our generation. It’s like that can’t disconnect him from clips they’ve seen from his goblin days. I finally got one of my gfs to give Igor and Call Me When You Get Lost a try and they completely changed their views. It’s crazy how slept on he is. He’s one of the few artists right now who is evolving each album.

[@Greasymfer2006]

u mean good friends when u say "one of my gfs" right? 🧐

[@isattathecreator]

@@Greasymfer2006 maybe…maybe not 😊

[@cheesecakelasagna]

@@Greasymfer2006 Why focus on that, huh?

[@jayxb1198]

Tyler, The Creator was an extraordinary rapper that I absolutely adored his music (especially Earl Sweatshirt's music). He is the guy who experimented his projects and don't give a fuck about getting famous, he was just having fun with it. I don't care that other medias or everyone called him "weirdo", he was just being himself. Love you Tyler for creating some masterpieces.

[@ggreat1999]

tyler the creator taught us an invaluable lesson about cyber bullying iykyk

[@Chandiwila999]

Just ran away hahahaha

[@claudiobaldwin54]

Tyler is a mothafucking goat. I'll def be crying when he's gone. I loved him when he was eating a mothafuckin roach all the way till today where he makes music that hits parts of my soul few can. Not to mention all the goofy shit aside from music. Anyone who wanna talk shit about tyler is fried. Man's a icon. GOLF FOREVER

[@taccotrash]

Producer, Artist, Writer, Rapper, Designer, Influencer, Two Time Grammy Winner. One of my favorite Creator’s OAT.

[@JVCurmudgeon]

Makes me wanna start rapping again, even though I never sold anything! Something about the grind he posseses and his commitment to the craft. His refusal to conform while simultaneously molding the culture makes me feel like you are a star as long as you're willing to stand up and shine! Tyler the Creator is also Tyler the Demonstrator, Instigator and Innovator.

[@Nicole-tv7hy]

Do it do it do it!

[@isaacmontoya9636]

If Tyler is rejected by the industry then good for him, he remains relevant and unique in his own way. That’s Punk Rock for you, thrash metal even. We had our time once upon a time and they wanted to hide us. But we flourish and grow and gain more attention because of it. Tyler is gold for this

[@dylanhunsel5489]

I only got into tyler's music very recently.. like weeks ago. i cant explain how much his music differs from bastard, wolf and goblin to Flower Boy, Igor, CMIFYGL i can't get over how good his music is and has been.

[@Soylent505]

Tyler was the whole reason i got into rap and hip-hop, and i love his music. its insane to think people didn't give him the recognition immediately for goblin, as that album was packed with emotion and meaning and has so many great songs.

[@prodjoon-rf2mb]

No amount of words can describe how much Tyler impacted my life😭 he’s the reason i make beats now. He opened me up to MF DOOM then from there i went down the hip hop rabbit hole. Maneeee real fans know about the dinosaur ep and shit💯 people really made fun of me for bumping him but he’s continued to stay relevant 🔥

[@MrKingkz]

He's a lot like Doom he won't be respected until he's old/dead the commercial world will never except him but who wants to excepted by people who watch tick Tok anyway

[@gulgulgulgulgu]

I started to listen to Tyler in middle school with Bastard and felt so validated in my "weirdness" and feelings. So I'm not even surprised he hit as big as he did.

[@bicky9333]

I love Tyler. His beats are gritty but soothing to my ears, I like how bass heavy so many songs are. It feels like a massage. And his lyricism is not talked about a lot, but I love how blunt he is. A lot of his lyrics are not like flowery poetry, but the blunt ness feel raw. Like how blunt he is validates the emotion behind his music as like something you know is bad but is like a very human thing if u get what I mean. I’m not great at explaining. It feels kinda surreal. He’s great. One of my faves.

[@kingslayer-1222]

Tyler the creator deserved respect back then I'm surprised it took years from him to get respect He is a very talented mc and record producer and has a lot of classic albums I'm 13 I want to be a singer/rapper and be on a song with Tyler the creator and be on tour with him.

[@angelacartage5510]

it sucks because he doesn't fit in the norm of hip-hop and its funny because I feel like he's his own genre or he's more than one genre. He never writes music to fit into norms he writes music that's deep and meaningful. Many artist do but the most mainstream artist just have a stereotypical beat to stereotypical lyrics and suddenly become famous in seconds *cough cough* icespice

[@lagoofysilly]

hiphop is more than one genre of music it spans from rap to soul

[@andrei283]

​@@lagoofysillyit's 4 genres Rock Rap RnB Soul

[@lagoofysilly]

@@andrei283 ok thx for the correction

[@friedkake1876]

Hip hop has always been about artistic expression. But capitalist entities have watered it down and given us 10 dudes with “lil” in their name and drake

[@whym6438]

My philosophy is that you should make music first and let other people categorize it, and it sounds like that's what he does. I listened through Flower Boy and Igor a few weeks ago and liked them both, so I should probably check more of his stuff out.

[@dmtrspen]

I’m so happy for him man. Been a fan since I heard Bastard in 2011 and seeing how far he has came, makes me happy asf. People may call him “arrogant” but people gotta understand, when you shit on someone constantly when they try to showcase their talent, you’re going to awake a beast and they will no longer give a fuck

[@sun-door]

I hate it when youtubers say they'll leave a link in the description and forget, happens too often

[@louaista]

It's linked as an end card but ur right I should also add to the description! Thanks!

[@ashley.bankss]

I’m not gonna lie, back in 2011 when he won his first MTV award, I was not impressed with Yonkers. I was a little disappointed because I didn’t understand how this person won this award for a song like that. But then there was one day in 2012, that I decided to start checking out some of his music because I was bored, that’s when I knew how much potential he had. I realized I had so much more in common with him than I thought. I too, was the weirdo, the odd one out of the bunch. So his and Odd Future music meant so much to me. It spoke to me and being myself, and not giving a damn about what anyone had to say. For over a decade now, I have been supporting him and everything he does. To see his growth is so bittersweet to me, because now everybody who shamed me for listening to him, listening to him. I’m so proud of him, but it makes me upset a little bit of people who like to jump on the bandwagon. I know he deserves all the success because he works so hard for it.

[@hype4035]

He makes actual rap and the industry doesn’t like that cuz it doesn’t draw in the wannabees…it draws in the humble smart kids.

[@Harlonna]

…

[@shuvonbamberg4368]

The industry knows Tyler has that Kanye spark and that spark can’t get brighter because that type of music where your production isn’t generic and your lyrics aren’t generic its hard to compete with that. Drake snuck in with that sound and that’s how he gained everybody’s love, he’s changed up but he knows his beginning will make his ending more smooth. Those rappers who try to remain real and creative will always get push back because that music is timeless.

[@rujekonyamande469]

Exactly 💯

[@phalanip3063]

Damn your right , it’s almost like the more time , love , and attention you give to make art the longer it takes for people to appreciate and then it’s appreciated for a VERY long time👍🏼

[@beatrixxkiddo3572]

I admittedly wasn’t an initial fan of Tyler because his earliest content wasn’t for me, it was for his peers. But i’ve been a fan from Flower Boy onward. I respect his trajectory because he never compromised his uniqueness, he GREW. And he’s being rewarded for his growth and I love the fact that he introduced some hip hop culture to his core base. He’s come a long way from being that kid doing the most for attention.

[@INikeAir]

It’s crazy cause he’s the greatest talent of our generation. He’s always been great He’s always been about the music, unlike these mainstream artists and that’s why everything he makes now is such a success

[@SolaceWhore]

Tyler is literally one of my favorite artists ever but to say he’s the greatest talent four generation is just straight glaze. You can say he’s one of the most famous and iconic, but there are people who see otherwise, and you gotta understand people can have their own opinion. You “INikeAir” are not the monolith when it’s comes to making such massive claims. Ifs all opinion. People who make objective claims in music or art are always the ones that for some reason don’t have the brain power to conceive how many people there are, and how everyone has their own different and valid opinion. It’s subjective, so stop speaking like it’s objective

[@INikeAir]

@@SolaceWhore Before this I thought of myself as a spec of dust floating amongst the great cosmos, insignificant even, but you have opened my eyes. People ARE allowed to have their own opinion, but thanks to your prolific words, I now realize and claim myself The Monolith of artistic claims in the music industry. I shall hear everyone’s thoughts and opinions, consider them, and make it one valid statement. Tyler remains one of the greatest talents of our generation (2009 - until he retires)

[@SolaceWhore]

@@INikeAir shut up lol

[@INikeAir]

@Diukeywhore I’ am so great, that I predicted and gave the green light to the release of Nardwars new interview with Tyler the Creator yesterday (Nov 16, 2023)

[@Nerd-gasm]

Tyler the Creator is a legend in my books.

[@kingkev6338]

I feel like Tyler’s chillin out here, he’s still young too so he’ll definitely leave a mark on the game, and in my eyes he already has

[@ThiefOfBaghdad]

Good video bro, nice breakdown of early days too

[@BoozertheArtist]

He used to talk about being a Nazi graping woman an used every slur against gays there is... Idk how they even cool with it

[@DOCTORKHANblog]

Overly sensitive much?

[@BoozertheArtist]

@@DOCTORKHANblog not really I like his old music the kind he doesn't make anymore. Idk, him changing his whole style seems like some kind of social experiment or something

[@chiShija]

@@BoozertheArtistcalling someone’s evolution an “experiment” is some insane shit yo

[@aidaonYT]

people don't care anymore because it was a decade ago and he has grown. plus, he kisses boys so uhhh

[@soundtravels4348]

I'm so glad Tyler stayed true to himself. There's not too many artists these days that can say that ❤

[@playa24life80]

As someone that has been listening since the Bastard days, I feel genuinely proud of our boy Tyler. His growth as a person and artist helped me grow as well. My taste in music wasn’t entirely influenced by him but his shift opened my eyes to new sounds. He has been my favorite solo artist for a long time and that doesn’t look like it’ll change anytime soon.

[@RukiKnows]

When it comes to hip hop, while I like people like A$AP Rocky and Travis Scott, honestly as an artist I want to innovate like Yves Tumor, Tyler The Creator and d4vd. I want to be like them, that’s my letter. ❤

[@BeatsChill]

first time seeing your video, excellent work honestly! thank you!

[@bigdaddylocdiesel5688]

Let me get this Straight. Asks Nicki Minaj to get on I Ain't Got Mine gets Rejected. Asks Kanye gets Rejected..... He couldn't ask Kendrick Lamar to get on 🥴🤷🏿‍♂️ Tbh I Wished Kendrick Lamar was already on WOLF tbh. Worst to Kendrick Lamar was the Hottest Rapper of 2017

[@jasonthagoat]

“Respect isn’t always given, sometimes it’s earned “ u just earned my respect and subscription 🧡

[@user-ko3pu5iv5h]

It was about time tyla got his respect love his music

[@dmtboke]

I was introduced to Tyler & OF not long after Bastard dropped but some outcase Skater Kid in my Art class. Shit changed my life fr, Took me on a Sonic Journey this past 10+ Years and honestly I couldn't be happier to finally see him at the top getting the respect he deserves - HIs Istrumentals alone pushed so many fucking boundaries and he will be remembered for YEARS to come.. Thank u Tyler :)

[@wolffangzgplay]

Video well put together 💯

[@vatatheoanonymous3705]

As a producer/composer that has been essentially making music for myself for over 15 years, I feel this. Sometimes it feels like I'm screaming into a void. I wish I was better at advertising myself. I guess I'll just go back to this void. Creating music has been the only reason I've stayed sane though, so I guess I should be grateful... It's just dark out here sometimes.

[@jim-jcrypto]

Khaled is generic mainstream crap compared to Tyler being unique and caring about his craft not what's popping today will make Tyler timeless

[@asantemusiq6712]

Love yo work bro

[@heavenjones7352]

Tyler’s always and forever will be my favorite artist. I’m 30 and found him at 17 years old. As somebody who also makes music he’s always been an inspiration and I’ll always appreciate that man for that. Love you Ty ❤

[@alonzoromanovillanueva7666]

Finally, that Tyler got the respect that he got he earned it.

[@aidinexmachina4232]

Khaled: "You're too artistic for someone as basic as me."

[@ICharlyl]

Recently ive been choosing an artist and going trough their entire discography while making playlists with my favorite songs. With that said i gotta recognize Tyler may be one of my favourite artists. Theres inly a few whom i love so many of their songs, my playlist of him is huge.

[@do3807]

I think Tyler is like, the average, ideal individual. He did his thing, his way, kept growing and pushing getting love from his peers, until finally he's getting his flowers. We're blessed he ain't die, and get those: "He was under appreciated in his time".

[@jbs7159]

I was 12 years old when goblin came out and ever since then I’ve been rocking with Tyler. Literally my favorite artist of all time 🔥

[@kidactivistt47]

Tyler the Creator is like a New School Version of Del the Funky Homosapien, I can see a lot of similarities from having influences inside and outside of HipHop, having their own crews like Odd Future and Hieroglyphics, and just being comfortable with themselves and their own skin.

[@SK1Pintheflesh]

Bruv, I didn't know nun about Tyler up until now. Thanks for this video. It really elightened me to how great you can become even with consistent backlashes

[@danielthehuman4662]

Good ah documentary. Keep it up king

[@ZaytoonN]

I found Tyler because I liked Kali Uchis, now Tyler is one of those artists who are the closest to my heart and soul.

[@jazeztathompson8197]

He’s definitely one of the best artist I’ve ever heard

[@EasternMetals]

Ayy bro, your tripping the free style at 14:40 is by far one of the hardest freestyles in shade45 history. I remember when that shit dropped.

[@ryanruiz325]

Like fine wine with this one fam pure dopeness!

[@briannacohen2775]

this video makes me love & appreciate tyler so much more than i already did. the world should know his name

[@embracekhaos]

Dj Khalid was mad because there was bonus money from the record label tied to him getting a number 1 debut

[@jayxb1198]

He was being greedy.

[@Nooskins]

Great video bro

[@JDCollectible]

This video is incredible. I wasn't a Tyler fan before watching, but I am now. Great job!

[@namelesintelect4016]

The Grammys in the hip hop category are almost always a joke. Too many good lyricists get passed up for Goofy shit.

[@vlocken4724]

Kendrick keeps getting robbed fr

[@Ayurveduh]

I love him so much! He’s so amazing!

[@theresajones2230]

Glad to learn about Tyler. Love his fight. Keep fighting for your creativity; this is how music evolve.

[@-ryn-]

great vid

[@100k.clubPollo]

Tyler the type of person to make music about R4aping woman , satanic ish ,and overall school shoooter music, then play victim when ppl don’t want to associate themselves with him 😂😂

[@jessenunez7205]

I personally don’t like anything after Cherry Bomb but I’m not denying Tyler don’t got talent and I’m happy he’s at high level of fame rn

[@aliencortexmusic]

awesome content bro

[@kiwi-se4ld]

Longtime fans of Tyler like myself literally grew with him. No matter what the adults and critics said, Tyler was the voice of teens when I was in high school. So many of us saw ourselves in Odd Future. We were all angry and dissatisfied and Tyler's music spoke to that part of us. But as we grew and matured, so did Tyler and his music. There's something about Tyler's music that feels like home for me now, and a lot of fellow fans feel the same way judging by how we all know all the words to his songs and can sing along when he performs. He deserves everything he has and more for his artistry.

[@little_bluu5796]

His music changed my life and inspired my art in so many ways

[@229whocares]

The industry can say or do anything they want, but the music that he makes will always be an audio work of art

[@Kenpachi4207]

I still listen to a lot of artistes from Ofwgkta. Tyler, Earl , Domo Genesis , Even Hodgy. And there all still putting out music to this day. I loved OF from the beginning. Loiter squad was awesome to.

[@rotaficionado666]

This man is an artist through and through. Really inspiring to see all that he's done even outside music. Also everytime DJ Khaled loses is a win for me lmao

[@kaptinfish]

He most definitely is a recognized talent in the space

[@hurricanev6]

This is one of the most satisfying success stories of modern music to me. So happy his skill and inspired mindset has some of the recognition he deserves.

[@tshepi92]

11:15 what’s the name of the song or beat playing in the background

[@MisterWealth]

And he's still super rude to his fans. He should show respect to those who lifted him up.

[@NeilHoward-kp2gc]

Thanks for pointing that out. He’s not only rude but the “hey look at me, I’m cool and different” is goofy.🤔🤦👎

[@azahalbiora]

and other celebrities aren’t? I see it more like a jokey friend relationship with his fans. other artists just fake asf

[@BGee720]

1 million subs. These channels be popping up outta no where

[@Co1n-0p]

Can anybody tell me what that beat is at 12:00? it sounds like Alchemist Break The Bank for Schoolboy Q with a different main melody/sample

[@the5thspirit]

Tyler the Creator is a huge inspiration of mine. I hope to work with him and even meet him someday

[@andrew69007]

Idk, my reading comprehension might be a little fucked right now but it looks like 2DBZ called Tyler a fucking loser at 3:44, not Casey. He went in on Tyler, the producer. It’s like he got so sidetracked with how much he hates him that we’re not even talking about Casey Veggies anymore lmao, then he called Tyler a fucking loser

[@EPmessi9800]

Tyler is a genius

[@Keisha250]

Im here for it❤

[@brandenlewis5411]

My 1st song I heard was blow and vcr. Look at him now he's doing great. Much respect to him.

[@yourmother3217]

the greatest thing is the tyler got the respect. he didn’t get any from the stuck-up-their-own-ass executives, but he got respect from the people that matter, the common person, his community. he manages to stay grounded and not fall into encouraging parasitic relationships with his fans. he’s forever changed the industry and even though the music executives may never acknowledge it, the charts do, and so do the people.

[@Strawberryfearsforever]

Hip hop does respect Tyler. Any part of hip hop that matters recognizes how dope he is.

[@Super_Stan]

i think its just a creation of speculation in a way to make him infamous this is clearly a new type of cover because then he can say oh well. ill be the baddest rapper because then i can justify being unlikeable also, the more he is able to be infamous he can clearly lever it to aim at respectable labels saying. oh theyre to proper to have me on, cant hold me and so on

[@Pronzershrecken]

THIS VIDEO IS ON MY FEED ALL THE FUCKING TIME WITH THE GODDAM SUNNY V2 THUMBNAIL PLEASE STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP

[@iamFancy]

18:26 Can someone name me a rap song that uses THAT beat? It sounds so familiar i just know someone rapped over it. it sounds so nostalgic

[@JustWonderingAloud]

"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment." - Ralph Waldo Emerson. Don't let anyone lie to you - being yourself is work. *Do the work*. If you stand out in a disruptive way or have a unique style? Then? You have more work to do than others. Find your tribe of folks and mentors who get you(to keep your sanity), fortify your resilience, build your confidence, and keep moving towards your goals. This is one of the reasons I dislike the spiel people give kids: "Be yourself, and people will like you." Giving them these expectations is dishonest...especially if they take it literally when they leave your bubble. Good Luck to everyone. I hope you have a good life experience and get to do the things you want to do with your life.