Paris, France – Tyler, The Creator and Doechii unveiled their latest collaboration “Get Right” during Louis Vuitton’s star-studded runway show at Paris Fashion Week — a bold, bass-heavy track produced by Pharrell Williams, who also serves as the brand’s Men’s Creative Director.
The electrifying record, their second joint effort following last year’s “Balloon,” blends Pharrell’s signature drum patterns with industrial flair, drawing comparisons to Kanye West’s Yeezus era. The track served as the pulsating soundtrack to a showcase that brought together fashion icons and hip hop royalty including JAY-Z, Beyoncé, Pusha T, and Future.
Tyler, a longtime admirer of Doechii, previously described his reaction to discovering her music as love at first listen:
“I was like, ‘What is this? Damn, this girl pretty as hell,’” he told fans. “Then I clicked and was blown away.”
Their creative chemistry has only intensified since, with Tyler bringing Doechii on stage during his Chromakopia tour and calling her “incredible” and “an artist who really cares.”
Doechii has returned the admiration, recently naming Tyler among her favorite artists alongside MF DOOM, Westside Gunn, and JAY-Z.
With “Get Right,” the two genre-pushing artists have once again proven they’re a visionary match — on both the runway and the mic.
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Tyler, The Creator Slams Podcast Culture and Calls for Its Ban
The rapper criticizes the rise of “loud and incorrect” voices, calling the medium “gross”
Tyler, The Creator is once again making waves with his outspoken views—this time targeting podcast culture. In a recent interview with The Cut, the Grammy-winning artist doubled down on his longstanding disdain for the popular audio format, saying, “I think we give a lot of people who aren’t smart and just want attention platforms to be loud and incorrect, and other stupid people follow them.”
The Odd Future founder criticized the growing number of people using podcasts to gain influence without offering value. “Everybody with a mic is crazy. I just think that shit is gross,” he added, calling instead for society to uplift skilled professionals like electricians, painters, and teachers.
While Tyler did acknowledge enjoying a select few podcasts—specifically naming Deante Kyle and The Cutting Room Floor—he made it clear that most do not meet his standards.
His disdain isn’t new. Last year, he joked that if he were president, his first move would be to “take podcast mics away from n-ggas.”
Tyler also took issue with white rappers parodying hip-hop, referencing an unnamed artist believed to be Ian. “This is like weird… it don’t even sit well with me,” he said. -
Tyler, The Creator Could Be a Surprise Guest at Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
Is Tyler marching to the stage for a special performance with Kendrick?
Fans are buzzing about a potential surprise guest during Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show, and many believe it could be none other than Tyler, The Creator. A promo video released on January 23 has sparked speculation, with eagle-eyed viewers picking up on several clues that suggest a possible collaboration between the two artists.
The 30-second trailer features a group of marchers in a military-style formation, which some believe references Tyler’s recent album Chromakopia. Tyler further fueled the rumors by commenting a cryptic zombie emoji on Kendrick’s Instagram post, which some fans linked to the marchers in the clip.
Adding to the mystery, the promo includes a brief snippet of Kendrick’s track “Hey Now,” which was recently remixed by Tyler. Given Tyler’s history of unexpected appearances, like his surprise performance at Kendrick’s Pop Out concert last summer, the possibility of a Super Bowl cameo is stirring excitement.
While Kendrick has yet to address the rumors, fans are hopeful, with one noting, “I’m 98% sure Tyler will be there.” Kendrick has confirmed one guest—SZA—will join him, but could Tyler join the lineup too? Fans will have to wait until February 9 to find out. -
Tyler, The Creator to Headline Governors Ball 2025, Iggy Pop and Ice Cube Praise His Talent
Tyler Set to Rock New York City’s Governors Ball This June
Tyler, The Creator will headline the first night of this year’s Governors Ball festival in New York City, marking a significant moment for the rapper and producer. The festival, set to take place from June 6 to June 8, revealed its star-studded lineup on January 14, with Tyler taking center stage on Friday night. Benson Boone, Tyla, JPEGMAFIA, BigXThaPlug, and more will be alongside him.
Day two of the festival will see Olivia Rodrigo headlining, joined by Mariah The Scientist and Yaya Bey. The final day will feature Hozier and Amaarae, with a wealth of additional acts rounding out the three-day event. Tickets are set to go on sale on January 16.
Tyler’s accomplishments have earned him praise from musical legends, including Iggy Pop. The punk icon recently described Tyler as “a genuine all-around song, dance, writer, talent” during a conversation on his BBC Radio show. Iggy, who worked with Tyler on a 2020 Gucci campaign ad, lauded his ability to combine old-school talent with a modern approach.Ice Cube, another industry titan, also admired Tyler, calling him a creative force who represents a side of Los Angeles often overlooked. Iggy and Cube’s comments highlight Tyler’s unique blend of artistry and individuality.
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Cameron Diaz Reveals Tyler, The Creator and Travis Scott Are Among Her Favorite Rappers
Actress names her top rap artists during interview with Jamie Foxx
In a recent interview promoting their new film Back in Action, Cameron Diaz shared that she’s a big fan of Tyler, The Creator, revealing him as her favorite rapper. The actress was chatting with Jamie Foxx when she was asked about her musical preferences. After a brief pause, Diaz enthusiastically replied, “Tyler.”
Foxx chimed in with a funny anecdote about meeting the rapper at a restaurant, admitting he didn’t realize how tall Tyler was. “That motherfucker like 6’2″ and rocked up,” Foxx joked, prompting Diaz to respond with surprise.
In addition to Tyler, Diaz also gave a shoutout to Travis Scott. “I’ve got a little bit more into Travis Scott. I didn’t realize, this is some elevated shit,” she said, expressing newfound admiration for the rapper’s work.
Foxx, for his part, named JAY-Z as his favorite, even doing a humorous impression of the rap legend.
The conversation between the two stars highlighted the growing influence of both Tyler and Travis, who continue to gain recognition from high-profile figures. Scott, in particular, is gearing up for a massive 2025, with a potential new album and an experimental performance at Coachella. -
Ice Cube Praises Tyler, The Creator as a Trailblazer in Hip-Hop
Cube praised Tyler for representing LA in music and culture
Ice Cube poured words of commendation on Tyler, The Creator while recently speaking to HipHopDX, praising the Odd Future creator for waving high the LA flag in music and culture.
“To me, that is L.A.,” Cube referred to Tyler’s victory. “That’s the L.A. people don’t know about, which are ultra creative individuals who won’t conform to the culture of gangbanging. They’re going to be themselves.”
He attributed that originality to Tyler with that of barbarians coming from the West Coast, like the Pharcyde and the Black Eyed Peas whom Cube mentioned are unlike others who would never comply with the “norms” of the industry.
“You’re going to always have those groups that are going to stay down with their own style and their own flavor, and going to win with it,” Cube explained. “Because they’re not conforming; they’re not being what you want them to be because they’re being who they are, and you gotta salute that.”
The rap icon declared such statements because, for him, that is the art of Tyler and how Tyler could etch his lane in what seems to be an overbearing industry. It’s the face in which Cube envisions Tyler — a muscle in the many energies that coalesce to become the often-overlooked side that is life in creative L.A. -
Tyler, The Creator Made a Surprise Appearance at Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Pop Out’ Concert
Tyler, The Creator, surprisingly showed up at Kendrick Lamar’s Pop Out concert in June, having no plans in his schedule for that day
Tyler shared this detail in a recent cover article for Billboard on December 11, mentioning that it was the uncommon occurrence of having FOMO (fear of missing out) that made him appear without notice. “Actually, I wasn’t even supposed to go-I was in Atlanta working on this album,” he said. “But I landed that morning and couldn’t miss this. And I don’t even get FOMO at all-I’ll just go to sleep. But I’m cool with Kenny, Dave [Free], and Tim [Hinshaw] from Free Lunch. So I went home, showered, and ran straight there.”
Although it wasn’t a complete set, Tyler thrilled the crowd with two songs, including the 2019 hit “Earfquake.”
The bucketload of surprises this year came for Odd Future star when his newest release, Chromakopia, dropped. This project, which is deeply personal and comes highly star-studded, includes some of the best and brightest in the industry. Dominating all charts, it spent three weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 and over 500,000 of its copies were sold just a month after its release.
Of course, it wasn’t all just glitter but did earn Tyler the number of his first Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hits, “St. Chroma,” which climbed to number seven, and “Noid,” which made it onto the number 10 spot. He also continued his almost unbreakable streak with the collaborative single “Sticky,” which features talented Rhythm and Blues artists GloRilla, Sexyy Red, and Lil Wayne; climbing up to number 10 last month. -
Lil Wayne Continues Decades-Long Billboard Chart Streak With Help From Tyler, The Creator
Weezy extends his impresive Billboard Hot 100 run
Tyler, The Creator’s new album has featured Lil Wayne and this has helped the rapper maintain over two decades of remarkable Billboard chart history.
LilWayneHQ pointed out that Tyler’s track ‘Sticky’ will debut on the Hot 100 this week meaning that Wayne has appeared on a Billboard singles chart every year from 2004 to present – a total of 21 years.
This began in 2004 when he was heard on two separate songs; “Go DJ” and soldier xy by Destiny’s Child which also featured T.I. along with Wayne.