He was on watch the throne in 2011 and you’re talking about a random vine lol

Because everyone but him knows his music sucks

What that have to do with Tyler...

THIS IS F***IN BARS NIGGA

Frank was apart of odd future. Tyler popped off and put all his friends on. Frank was one of them.

I don’t even really care for Tyler anymore but he did put niggas on and influenced a lot of s***. Even Uzi recently said Tyler was one of his biggest influences when he started

this this this this this this

he’s THE representation of the metropolitan black aristocrat in the 21st century and he loves it

it’s not a new phenomenon, but i’d say this decade is the decade the black coastal elites have become the new mainstream

KTTs weird hatred for Tyler is still one of the most pathetic things of all time. Y‘all just mad that he‘s a music nerd like y’all but actually successful in real life

Tyler lives rent free in the minds of most music sxn users and it is funny af

You must be on KTT too much with that type of statement

Donald is currently writing a new show with all black writers and a black cast

u so far off topic you don't even know what you saying anymore

Niggas will act like they don’t understand plain English instead of just admitting they were wrong lmaoo

How many songs Frank drop under the odd future label

Why does that matter? It seems like a stupid hang up to have.

He wasn’t signed to the label but he was still a member of the group. Being in OF and making songs with Tyler was what put a lot of people onto Frank back in the day.

That’s like saying Drake didn’t put on xyz artist because they weren’t signed to him when he clearly gave them a big stimulus and look

He was already a signed artist before he joined OF

Good music made Frank a star not a couple Tyler features

Bro comparing Drake giving artists #1 songs, to Tyler giving artists a debut UNDER bubbling under charts.

Think a little bit.

Frank and Tyler were friends before the fame my guy.

Nigga don’t even know what he’s talking about

Def Jam reportedly signed you as a recording artist in 2009 but didn't open up its checkbook at that point to help you record. The next year, you met Tyler, the Creator, and the other members of Odd Future. How important was that?

I was at a real dark time in my life when I met them. I was looking for just a reprieve. At 20 or 21, I had, I think, a couple hundred thousand dollars from producing and songwriting, a nice car, a Beverly Hills apartment—and I was miserable. Because of the relationship in part and the heartbreak in part, and also just miserable because of like just carting that around. And here was this group of like-minded individuals whose irreverence made me revere. The do-it-yourself mentality of OF really rubbed off on me.

gq.com/story/frank-ocean-interview-gq-december-2012#:~:text=Def%20Jam%20reportedly%20signed%20you,life%20when%20I%20met%20them.

Apologize to me and I'll forgive you

Dumbass

Kanye tweeted out Tyler’s music I’m like 09 bro. No matter how you wanna slice it he was the first one from that clique to blow up. And everyone else at the time were under the odd future banner