my god dugg went so hard
its crazy to imagine taco slowly realising he would prob end up playing a role as his actual friend that his other friend is cucking with his other friend
whole circle is sicko mode for this lol
I mean to be fair, Tyler never hit so not really cucking
revelations happened
interesting
went a couple pages back and saw a bloke eating pizza
this might be the first "coffee table mixtape". it's the backdrop of a lifestyle occupied by the kids who grew up on OF. nothing to really meditate on critically, no overwhelming statement that needed to be made, and no pursuit of a broader audience when all of his goals have been met: just Tyler seeing the tides changing in hip hop, and marking his space as the cultural king of this new era.
cute and fun listen. I really missed Tyler just riffing off like this, glad he delivered. nowhere near as momentous as any of his other albums though its a cornerstone in his discography that, after all it took to get here, deserves its own shine. a celebratory moment for those who've witnessed the prosperity of a cultural icon from the jump.
to bloxhead
after a few listens this a solid album but I don't think it comes close to topping his last 3 tbh
she already got 30k followers on IG, sure she makes enough on modeling deals and s***
I mean true but clouttttttttt.
Also Tyler just that nigga so why wouldnt you wanna date a dude like that?
LEMONHEAD
ridiculously strong
I mean to be fair, Tyler never hit so not really cucking
they made cookies & held hands my g thats a throuple or a cuckhold situation its on dude to pick
I mean true but clouttttttttt.
Also Tyler just that nigga so why wouldnt you wanna date a dude like that?
he gotta be weird irl like weird weird not like cool weird to have these regular schmegular ass dudes and girls curving him so badly
Are these beats basically all largely sampled? I know a lot of MANIFESTO is an old Nas beat
Are these beats basically all largely sampled? I know a lot of MANIFESTO is an old Nas beat
nah, lot of beats are original on here
Production is a little rough sounding on headphones, is that just me or maybe it’s intentional? It sounds a bit headachy.
after a few listens this a solid album but I don't think it comes close to topping his last 3 tbh
It's hard to say. I like it a lot but its fresh. I really f*** with IGOR but I didn't spin that a lot immediately after release and sat on it for probably a year before going back to it.
This better than anything pre Flowerboy though easily
this might be the first "coffee table mixtape". it's the backdrop of a lifestyle occupied by the kids who grew up on OF. nothing to really meditate on critically, no overwhelming statement that needed to be made, and no pursuit of a broader audience when all of his goals have been met: just Tyler seeing the tides changing in hip hop, and marking his space as the cultural king of this new era.
cute and fun listen. I really missed Tyler just riffing off like this, glad he delivered. nowhere near as momentous as any of his other albums though its a cornerstone in his discography that, after all it took to get here, deserves its own shine. a celebratory moment for those who've witnessed the prosperity of a cultural icon from the jump.
to bloxhead
Real
It's hard to say. I like it a lot but its fresh. I really f*** with IGOR but I didn't spin that a lot immediately after release and sat on it for probably a year before going back to it.
This better than anything pre Flowerboy though easily
Well I think its hard to really rate an album in a few listens but just going off everything I can notice I can't put it over his studio albums from cherry bomb to igor tbh. Its better than his other s*** yeah but his older stuff always had sumn special about them I dont think they're bad tbh
he gotta be weird irl like weird weird not like cool weird to have these regular schmegular ass dudes and girls curving him so badly
hes probably exhausting to be around tbh
Tyler being a cuck to this shortie and having DJ Cuck spit all over this album makes so much sense now..

this might be the first "coffee table mixtape". it's the backdrop of a lifestyle occupied by the kids who grew up on OF. nothing to really meditate on critically, no overwhelming statement that needed to be made, and no pursuit of a broader audience when all of his goals have been met: just Tyler seeing the tides changing in hip hop, and marking his space as the cultural king of this new era.
cute and fun listen. I really missed Tyler just riffing off like this, glad he delivered. nowhere near as momentous as any of his other albums though its a cornerstone in his discography that, after all it took to get here, deserves its own shine. a celebratory moment for those who've witnessed the prosperity of a cultural icon from the jump.
to bloxhead
!!
wusyaname to lumberjack ridiculous