HUNNID THOUSAND ON ME

So Judy died damn

Definition of Chroma:
the purity of a color, or its freedom from white or gray
See the visuals for the album of turning on the color, seeing the world in color again, broski been depressed and going through it., themes of taking the mask off, freeing yourself, yada yada,
kopia sounds like utopia but chromautopia doesn't have as much ring to it , so repeating the co sound with ko in chromakopia
Tyler's music has always been about empowering the listener, we live in such an apathetic society nowadays,

We don’t need AI Carti or authentic carti giving us a trash feature

wack lol

pitchfork thinks Goblin is better than this

Goddamn I can’t believe goblin got an 8

The feature is hard though

Hypebeast rating crine

I think Pitchfork scores come from their whole editorial team, not just the person reviewing. which is why the review sounds really positive and the author didn't even really have any critcisms.

i worked for pitchfork 2015-2018 and you hit the nail on the head

Played Judge Judy in the car and my homie took the phone and played Blowin Money Fast without saying a word

Dj Khaled may have had a point

judge judy is not a song for the aux

Boston show today

Why would you play judge Judy

That's on YOU cro

WHAT

IM GOING WTF

WHERE IS IT

found it

axs.com/events/729533/tyler-the-creator-tickets

If I'm driving I'm playing WHATEVER

wait it says the show is at 3pm

Random final thoughts, summarized:

•Some of Tyler's best rapping and songwriting is on this album.

•This album being successful is a net positive. It's okay to care. It's not corny to be passionate. Hopefully up and coming artists can be inspired by that.

•The singing is still terrible. I know it's supposed to be endearing, but I can't stomach this s*** man lmao. Frank is right there nigga.

•Honesty is good for nuance (Case in point, Bonita's confession on Like Him)

•Speaking of Tyler's mom, she didn't add much to most of these tracks. Would've been better off on a very select few songs like the intro and Like Him, where her perspective ultimately upends all the notions that Tyler has had of his father.

•NOID had some interesting bones but could've been fleshed out some more. "The trappings of a celebrity" is not a very interesting topic with all that's going on around the world rn. Just feels detached, and it's not just him (a certain big beef that we'll not mention here).

•Darling I is really good. I hope it's the next single. Love it.

•Even as I'm not the biggest fan of Tyler in general, we need more folks like him and Travis in the game.

•St Chroma is a strong intro

•Sticky is a lunch table rattler

•Get a singing coach please

Really?