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The Enlightenment Pothole by Tyler, The Creator.

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The Enlightenment Pothole by Tyler, The Creator.

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The Enlightenment was a period in Europe when people valued reason, science, and individual rights, challenging old ideas and promoting new ones like freedom and learning. The song Pothole connects to these ideas because it's about finding your way through challenges and discovering who you are. Just like how Enlightenment thinkers encouraged questioning old beliefs, the song talks about overcoming obstacles and growing as a person, which reflects the spirit of the Enlightenment. The lyric "Don't come with problems if you lack solutions" talks about the Enlightenment's emphasis on problem solving through reason and critical thinking.

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Haitian Revolution, Yonkers, by Tyler, The Creator

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Haitian Revolution, Yonkers, by Tyler, The Creator

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The Haitian Revolution was a series of conflicts between 1791 and 1804. It was the overthrow of the French in Haiti by the Africans and their descendants who had been enslaved by the French and the establishment of an independent country founded and governed by former slaves. Yonkers by Tyler, The Creator, as a song that talks about standing up against unfair rules and feeling strong about being yourself. It's like when people in history fought against bad leaders and unfair laws, just like how the Haitian Revolution was about people standing up against slavery and wanting freedom. The song and the revolution both show that it's important to speak up against things that are wrong and to believe in yourself, no matter what others say. The lyric "I'm not a role model, I'm a 19 year old emotional coaster with pipe dreams" shows defiance and self confidence. Tyler rejects being a role model, embraces his flaws, and expresses determination to pursue his dreams despite challenges. This relates to the Haitian Revolution's spirit of defying oppression and fighting for freedom while embracing one's identity and aspirations.

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Toussaint L'Ouverture Who Dat Boy, by Tyler, The Creator

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Toussaint L'Ouverture Who Dat Boy, by Tyler, The Creator

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Toussaint Louverture was a Haitian general and leader of the Haitian Revolution. In Ain't Got Time! Tyler expresses a sense of empowerment and independence, rejecting society's expectations and focusing on his own path. This self determination and defiance against norms can be related to Toussaint L'Ouverture's leadership during the Haitian Revolution, where he challenged oppressive systems and fought for freedom. The lyric "Who dat boy? Who him is?" sets a tone of curiosity and importance, like how Toussaint L'Ouverture was a significant figure in history during the Haitian Revolution.

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I Ain't Got Time! [Clean] - Tyler, the Creator

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Tyler, the Creator - Rusty (Clean Version) 

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South American Wars of Independence, Rusty by Tyler, The Creator

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South American Wars of Independence, Rusty by Tyler, The Creator

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From Guanajuato, to Buenos Aires, forces who opposed Spanish rule were in a series of Wars of Independence against the Spanish imperial authorities which spanned the period between 1810 and 1833. This song by Tyler relates to the South American Wars of Independence because it shows themes of personal growth, overcoming obstacles, and asserting oneself. These themes are the same as the struggles for independence and self determination in historical revolutions. Its messages of empowerment are the same as the spirit of independence movements, showing the universal desire for freedom and autonomy. The lyric, "Trying to convince myself that I'm worth it 'cause I'm not perfect." reflects on the struggle of self worth and acceptance despite imperfections, which can relate to the challenges people face in pursuing independence and figuring out their identity. The process of convincing yourself of worthiness and striving for self improvement resonates with the themes of resilience and personal growth seen in the historical revolutions and movements for independence. It reflects the experience of overcoming obstacles and striving for a purpose and worth, showing the spirit of perseverance like in the South American Wars of Independence.

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Tyler, the Creator - Rusty (Clean Version) [BEST VERSION]

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Mexican War of Independence Pigs, by Tyler, The Creator

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Mexican War of Independence Pigs, by Tyler, The Creator

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The Mexican American War was a war between the US and Mexico from April 1846–February 1848. In the song Pigs, by Tyler, The Creator, there are themes of standing up against injustice and oppression could connect to the spirit of rebellion. The song talks about challenging authority and societal norms, which is similar to what happened during the Mexican War of Independence when people fought against colonial rule to gain their freedom. The lyric "They say success is the best revenge, so I beat DeShay up with the stack of magazines I'm in" from the song Pigs shows a rebellion against conventional notions of success and revenge. Similarly, during the Mexican War of Independence, revolutionaries challenged established norms and power structures in their quest for freedom.

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Pigs (Clean) - Tyler, The Creator (old edit)

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Monroe Doctrine IFHY, by Tyler, The Creator

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Monroe Doctrine IFHY, by Tyler, The Creator

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The Monroe Doctrine was a U.S. policy that said European countries shouldn't interfere with countries in the Americas, and the U.S. wouldn't interfere with European affairs. Monroe Doctrine was a bit like setting boundaries and asserting independence for countries in the Americas. In IFHY, Tyler is talking about setting boundaries and asserting his own sense of self, which is similar to how countries wanted to protect their own territories and independence during that time. So its themes of boundaries can make you think about the ideas behind the Monroe Doctrine in a modern way. The lyric, "I just want to know if you're letting me go, or if you're keeping me in your sight." talks about a desire for clarity and freedom within a relationship, relating to the idea of countries in the Americas seeking independence under the Monroe Doctrine. The lyric shows the importance of boundaries and self determination, which goes with the principles behind the historical policy.

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IFHY [Clean] - Tyler, the Creator ft. Pharrell