Tyler, The Creator by

1. Childhood

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Tyler, The Creator, whose real name is Tyler Okonma, was born on March 6, 1991, in Hawthorne, California.

It can be seen that Tyler's tough childhood experience had an impact on his later star image and already shows some part of it, such as he has tough and fatherless childhood, being a "problematic" student at school with eccentric characteristics, having strong passion to music, and always stay true to himself

2. Odd Future (2007)

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Tyler's career began when he founded Odd Future in 2007, a raucous hip-hop collective hailing from Los Angeles, CA. Tyler, The Creator is the de facto leader of this youthful and energetic group.

During this period, Tyler's star image is perceived as deviating from the norm, being labelled as an activist. But he is also a cool, funny and rebellious rapper, especially attractive to teenagers. Tyler also showed his creativity and artistic talent. He handled most of the crew’s imagery himself, directing videos and designing artwork and fliers.

Tyler and Odd Future Chat To Stephen Smith In An Interview On BBC Newsnight in April 2012

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During the interview, Tyler talked about the lyrics of their songs, saying to the BBC interviewer Stephen Smith with a smile face that their lyrics are nothing, just "shit to piss old white people off like you". This vividly presents Tyler's image as a trouble-maker who always try to trigger people.

3. Solo Career: Bastard Mixtape (2009)

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Tyler's debut album set the tone for his early star image as an aggressive, alternative, and eccentric genius. It is reviewed by Entertainment Weekly that Tyler's chaotic, curse-heavy mixtape is a transgressive, creative burst of anxiety and absurdity. It has lush, Neptune-inspired productions and starkly confessional subjects, tinged with darkness.

4. Goblin (2011)

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In Tyler's second full-length studio album Goblin, he is still radical and alternative. Entertainment Weekly reviewed that this album has dark beats with a "harsh, gritty narrative and radical statements". It is a natural sequel to Bastard. Where Bastard was more accessible and inviting, this album is bleak, long, "monolithic", and can be a slog to get through. It's also uncomfortable and brave and is a brutal but honest look at Tyler's image of himself.

Tyler, the Creator Reflects on Bastard for 10th Anniversary

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Tyler, The Creator has shared a note on Instagram reflecting on his 2009 mixtape Bastard, “I had ideas, an unmeasurable amount of energy and wanted to piss off or get a reaction from anyone who had ears.” He wrote. “It was such an amazing time and I’m not sure if we really knew what we were doing.” This presents Tyler's early star image as counter-cultural and always trying to shock people.

The Remarkable "Yonkers" Music Video (2011)

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This music video presents Tyler's outrageous but talented persona. The black-and-white clip, directed by Tyler, The Creator, shows him intimately fondling a cockroach for about a minute before he swallows it. Then he vomits everywhere and eventually hangs himself. The video possesses an extremely high YouTube view. Tyler tried to use his youthful and creative radicalism to challenge the world's perception of comfort and beauty.

Tyler, the Creator Banned From United Kingdom due to his lyrics from 2009’s Bastard and 2011’s Goblin.

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Tyler, The Creator's star image is associated with controversy due to the construction of conservative governmental restrictions. Tyler announced that he has been banned from the United Kingdom after cancelling a string of shows in the U.K. and Ireland. According to Rolling Stone, Tyler was not allowed in the U.K. for 3-5 years because the U.K. Home Office banned him specifically based on his lyrics from 2009’s Bastard and 2011’s Goblin, claiming that his work encourages violence and intolerance of homosexuality and fosters hatred to provoke others to terrorist acts.

5. Wolf (2013)

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In his third album, Tyler maintained his aggressive image, creating radical shock content. According to Entertainment Weekly's construction, Tyler's overall message of Wolf is to speak out against everything that makes his life difficult, which is mainly the burdens brought by stardom and his haters. He also attacks media and opponents with pointed lyrics and erratic production.

7. Cherry Bomb (2015)

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A shift is about to happen when Tyler released his fourth studio album Cherry Bomb (2015). Tyler started his attempt to be more optimistic and less radical. In contrast to the emotive lyrics and bleak vibe in most of his previous work, Tyler exhibited a relatively gentler side on Cherry Bomb, with its filtered guitar riffs and feel-good lyrics, trying to create a sense of freedom and happiness. This album laid the foundation for Tyler's successful transformation in Flower Boy.

8. Flower Boy (2017) The Benchmark Between Old Tyler and New Tyler. Tyler's Successful Image Shift Started.

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Tyler's successful switch happened when this well-put-together, tasteful, and beautiful album Flower Boy was released. His image shifted to a more mature musician. He started to look back at his life with a sunny and nostalgic lens. This album lacks the style of Tyler's early work because his previous image as a rapper who always wished to trigger people and rile people up was dying down. Instead, It is represented from the documentary RapCaviar Presents that Tyler is using his creativity to pay more attention to the music, songwriting, production, and mellower sounds, which are more beautiful and nuanced, creating a smoother and more easygoing sound and vibe of this project, shifting away from his radical image.

Tyler shared his own thoughts towards Flower Boy (2022)

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The Life-Changing Advice Pharrell Williams Gave to Tyler, The Creator (2023)

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Pharrell Williams gave Tyler life-changing advice during Tyler's Cherry Bomb European Tour in 2015, suggesting that he should "make something undeniable and make it equally as infectious" and "when music becomes purposed-oriented, it can be as cool as the flashy stuff, but it will be much meaningful". After this moment, Tyler reflected that "No more being silly, music first", and he decided to change everything and make a switch on his star image. He started to teach himself how to write a beautiful song and a more attractive hook, etc. Then, the switch did happen, which was the birth of Flower Boy.

9. IGOR (2019) Huge Success And Tyler's Maturation

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Tyler's image as a matured and talented music innovator is vividly displayed in this ground-breaking album. Tyler achieved a balance between an optimistic look and his alternative self, presenting his eccentricity in a more publicly acceptable way. In accordance with the honesty he delivered on Flower Boy, in the album Igor, Tyler remains authentic to his clever and chaotic nature while introducing levelled-up production, sound textures, visuals, and queer themes that both display his maturation, marking the arrival of his successful era.

Tyler, The Creator - EARFQUAKE / NEW MAGIC WAND (Live at the 2020 GRAMMYs)

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Wearing a blonde wig and colour suit, Tyler, The Creator presented his unconventional image of black masculinity in an impressive and wise way during this Grammy live performance. According to Marques (2022), Tyler playfully mocking the presumably white Americans’ stereotypes about black men held by the Grammys’ audience members through his mannerisms, set design, use of props, costumes, and lyrical content

Tyler, the Creator Wins Best Rap Album | 2020 GRAMMYs Acceptance Speech

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Tyler won the most mainstream Grammy Award for the first time because of his album Igor, demonstrating a broader recognition and popularity of his stabilized star image as a matured innovator. The acceptance speech represents Tyler as a genuine person with a grateful heart, as he shows his love and gratitude to his mom, family, friends, managers, and fans for trusting his crazy ideas and putting up with his annoying and hyperactive energy. He once again mentioned how Pharell Williams plays an important role, allowing him to be comfortable with himself and open up his doors.

11. Tyler, The Creator As A Fashion Icon

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Tyler, the Creator has been considered as the most stylish person in the world and has dominated the fashion industry with his eclectic mindset and unparalleled ability to create. It is complimented by GQ that he has a wicked sense of personal style, that is unmatched anywhere else in the music industry. His taste is eclectic, always progressive, and matches his chaotic personality, but also shows a sense of maturity when his music style experiences a huge shift.

Tyler, The Creator Has Hinted At His Sexuality In Twitter (2015)

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13. Authenticity: Tyler Is Constantly Active On Social Media

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To his core fans, Tyler is accessible and approachable, and not just on record. He's online constantly and keeps presenting his private self, building a unique bond with his listeners and showing his authenticity. On Instagram, he always shares his funny daily life moments, fashion outfits, music clips, and creative inspirations. He even has a "Finsta" account, which makes this virtual space more intimate and private to his fans.

Hilarious short videos on his social media page

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There are a lot of hilarious short videos on his social media page, such as this video, where Tyler messes around with his friends and races on the slide.

Tyler, The Creator Talked About His Childhood In The Document RapCaviar Presents, Produced By Hulu (2023)

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In the first episode of the documentary RapCaviar Presents, Tyler said that his mother was supportive of his eccentric characteristics so that he continued to explore the real him and was not hindered, such as wearing female polos with colourful stripes

Tyler, The Creator Tweeted about the absence of male role models at a young age in 2020.

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Tyler, The Creator Imagined A Phone Conversation With His Father In The Song Called "Answer" (2013)

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Tyler expressed his anger towards his absent father through the lyrics, by branding his father a mere sperm donor who impregnated his mom when she was just 20.

Tyler, The Creator Talked About His Childhood Through WSJ 2019 Music Innovator Award Presentation (2019)

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Tyler mentioned that he got kicked out of the school's drama club within an hour in eighth grade because he was too hyper, and he was not allowed to join band class because he couldn't read music. However, young Tyler didn't let all of this stop him from doing anything he wanted to do, he still held a strong passion for music and learned to play two instruments by himself. This speech also reveals Tyler's authenticity.

Odd Future - "The OF Tape Vol.2" Pitchfork Album Review (2012)

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Pitchfork commented that The OF Tape Vol. 2 is "the first thing in well over a year that will remind people of why they liked the L.A. skate punks in the first place".

Odd Future: The Billboard Cover Story, Billboard Music News (2011)

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Billboard praised the group Odd Future as the future of the music business, representing them as "shock rappers, skate kids, rule breakers, content creators, DIY evangelists, and disrupters". Nosnitsky reviewed that the group talked about today's adolescent experience on tape, with rebelliousness, profanity, dense sarcasm, and heartfelt honesty. This young rotating cast of rappers, producers, and singers became an Internet sensation and found fame in their brash, freeform style and lack of filter.

Odd Future - "Rella" (2012) Music Video

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Directed by Tyler, The Creator, this music video features the typical Tyler's absurdity and immaturity. In the clip, Hodgy Beats shoots lasers from his crotch that turn girls into cats, Domo Genesis smacks a black girl in the face and she turns Asian, and Tyler as a coke-snorting centaur.

Tyler, The Creator Wins Best New Artist at VMA (2011)

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The video "Yonkers" earned Tyler the Best New Artist award at the 2011 MTV Music Video Awards, as well as a nomination for Video of the Year. This VMA award strengthened Tyler's popularity among younger alternative fandoms. Despite Tyler looking less-than-pleased in this photo, he was actually excited, saying that "Yo, I’m excited as fuck right now, yo", and "I wanted this shit since I was nine. I’m about to cry.” This speech shows Tyler's eagerness to get a more critical reception.

Pitchfork's Album Review on "Goblin" (2011) Tyler Achieved Internet Fame And Cult Followers Rapidly

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In Pitchfork's album review of Goblin, the reviewer mentioned that after this album was released, although some critics tended to focus more on Tyler's controversy instead of his talent, fans have pushed Tyler's number of Twitter followers well into six figures. Tyler and his Odd Future have quickly earned the industry's attention.

"Pigs" Lyrics Explained (2013)

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"Pigs", like most of Tyler’s songs, is known for its shock value and explicit content, which again presents Tyler's star image as radical, aggressive, and honest in his early career. The lyrics are raw and unapologetic. He talks about the anger and frustration that he feels towards society’s power structures, referring to slavery, racism, and police brutality. He speaks about how people of colour are oppressed, and their rights are violated daily.

Tyler, The Creator's Authentic Response to A Fan's Criticism About "Cherry Bomb" (2015)

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The music style shift in not very successful in Cherry Bomb.

There was a post by a Reddit user and claimed former fan, who said he was done with Tyler, because he was tired of Tyler's unrelatable recent attitude in Cherry Bomb and it is criticized that the album was too cheerful and musically immature. However, Tyler has written a lengthy post defending the new direction of his music, which demonstrates his authenticity.

"Flower Boy" Interview (2018)

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Tyler had a conversation with Jerrod Carmichael, discussing the making of Flower Boy. In this interview, Tyler keeps presenting a more positive and mature image. He mentioned that in this gut-wrenching and emotional album, influenced by pop music structure such as songs from Pharrell Williams and Justin Timberlake, he just tried to write down his every personal feeling. He wanted to challenge himself and to make a few songs that were not rapidly rapping or super distorted. Tyler was so hyped and satisfied when he finally made some songs that could make black people dance because that was his dream.

Critical Reception On Flower Boy (2017)

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Reviewers and critics showed positive feedback to the album Flower Boy, helping display Tyler's maturation and transformation process. The reviewer commented that the album strays away from the grimy and gritty, brown, unpolished and dirty sound of Tyler's earlier works. His new sound focuses on harmony, a colourful aesthetic that can be described as dreamy, silky, soft, smooth, rich and warm.

"See You Again" Got Played On The Radio (2017)

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Tyler's reaction to his music being played on the radio showed his strong willingness and intention to receive broader mainstream recognition and prove his musical talent to the public.

Tyler The Creator Earned His First No. 1 Album With "Igor" (2019)

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Igor is critically acclaimed, apart from winning a Grammy Award, it also achieved the No.1 spot on the latest Billboard 200 chart at that time, demonstrating that Tyler has achieved a broader audience and more mainstream recognition.

Tyler's Reaction To His Album "Igor" Winning No.1 (2019)

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Tyler shared a video of himself engaging in some Academy Award-level acting, with a tear rolling down his cheek as he was seemingly crying out in overwhelming emotion, revealing his gratitude towards mainstream reception, his offbeat humour and his authentic image.

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Tyler then added this more serious tweet, which again showed his hearfelt emotion and grateful heart. Even though Tyler has the image of counter-cultrual, he was wholeheartedly enjoy and appreciate the achievement of being accepted by the mainstream public.

10. Tyler's Sexuality.

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Tyler, The Creator began to attract media attention regarding his sexuality after the release of Flower Boy (2017) because of a provocative line in his song “I Ain’t Got Time.” About halfway through the song, Okonma raps, “I’ve been kissing white boys since 2004.”

Tyler, the Creator Opens Up About Having Sex With Men (2019)

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Tyler told GQ when being asked about his sexuality, saying that "I like girls—I just end up f*cking their brother every time", seemingly affirming his queer identity.

Tyler, The Creator Advocated For Gay Rights （2015）

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Tyler has never shied away from the subject of same-sex relationships. He advocated for gay rights in an interview with 777TV, saying "Gay marriage isn't legal in Australia yet. They're d*cks".

Tyler's Fashion Style Evolution

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With a unique, unrivalled and authentic style that’s evolved at the same rate as his music, Tyler's style evolution is transformative

Weirdo LA Skate Kid

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In both his early solo projects and as a member of the Odd Future collective, Tyler’s style channelled an easy California cool, one part punk, one part weirdo skater in single pleat chinos and collegiate short-sleeve button-ups, with the presence of some certain streetwear brands, such as Supreme, Vans, Odd Future merch, and his clothing line Golf Wang.

6. Authenticity: Tyler's Coherent Image As Challenging Tropes Of Black Masculinity During The "Old Tyler" Period

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Tyler's early music, both what he created as part of Odd Future and when he was out on his own and made Bastard, Goblin and Wolf, all had a punky, aggressive, raw, and DIY feel to it, making the counter-cultural Tyler, The Creator a sharp contrast to the excessive, luxe aesthetics of hip-hop at the time.

Tyler Established His Streetwear Brand Golf Wang

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Tyler's star image as an influential fashion designer and successful businessman is presented. The Odd Future store eventually expanded with Tyler’s line, Golf Wang. More than just a clothing line, it developed into the pin that held together everything in Tyler’s aesthetic universe, from his album covers to his Camp Flog Gnaw festival. The products are all designed by Tyler and are known for their colourful visual aesthetics. According to Dazed, By the time his 2015 album Cherry Bomb dropped, his blend of stoner naivety stirred with a pastel-coloured acid trip became the definitive style among the LA hip-hop and skate scene, leaving his mark on menswear.

Tyler's Odd Future Store Successfully Embodies Merch Culture and Skateboard Culture.

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In 2011, Tyler and the group opened an Odd Future store on LA's Fairfax Avenue, around the corner from Vans and Supreme, where LA skaters would hang out. The clothes are designed as cartoonish prints and hoodies with select OF members’ faces printed on them. The strategy to sell skateboard culture-related OF merch received huge success and was popular among young people.

Tyler, The Creator As An Influential Fashion Designer And Successful Businessman

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Suave Grandpa

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With the release of Tyler’s third album, Flower Boy came a new area of dressing for Tyler: not a complete departure from his skater roots, but rather a tailored, more grown-up version of it. He also perfected the socks and sandals combo, as well as sweater vests and louche slacks. It is analyzed by Dazed that this new evolution, while it fits into the larger style scape of fantasy dressing and nerdish sensibilities also embodies Tyler’s signature hand for unexpected tailoring and comfort, mixing up with an absurdist edge.

IGOR Lives. This New Style Keeps Toying The Traditional Expectations Of Masculinity

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With IGOR, Tyler's new alter-ego was created: one part Bowie, one part washed-up Elvis impersonator, with candy-coloured suits and a blonde wig. In this style, Tyler keeps toying with expectations of masculinity.

Lastest Style: Refined, Luxury, Brash, and Punk

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Tyler's image in terms of fashion changed from punk stake boy to one of the industry’s best-dressed men with a knack for luxury accessories, diamond necklaces and fancy cars. He added his personality to luxury brands and designer wear, making the entire fashion look brash, refined, luxury, and punk.

12. Authenticity: Tyler's Coherent Image As Challenging Tropes Of Black Masculinity During The "New Tyler" Period

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Different from challenging tropes of black masculinity and revealing social issues by using radical statements, making troubles, and being aggressive in his early career, the "New Tyler" starts to use a more mature approach to challenge those stereotypes by using creative and bold audio-visual performance, changing his visual and fashion style, and opening up his personal experience of homosexual relationships. Although his musical style is shifting, Tyler's authenticity remains consistent.

15. Tyler Spilling A Lot Of Love And Advice For Young Creative Artists And His Fans

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In recent interviews, It is presented that Tyler's star image has successfully shifted to a matured creative innovator. He tries to inspire and guide young artists and his fans, by offering genuine suggestions such as "Everything is figureoutable", and "Just be proud of whatever you're making".

Marques, G. S. (2022) "Fighting For Attention Through Rap Music: Shock-Value, Racial Play And Web Culture In The Persona Of Tyler, The Creator", INSAM Journal, 8, pp. 104-123.

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This journal article talked about how Tyler challenged tropes of black American masculinity through his shock-value, racial play, and internet savvy.

GOLF le FLEUR*'s debut solo collection in Malibu Pop-up (2021)

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This pop-up feels not only like Tyler's niche, instantly recognisable fashion persona come to life, but an invitation for fans to step into a world he's created. Many pieces that feel straight from this California native's personal closet come with the collection’s launch.

The Collaboration Between Converse and GOLF le FLEUR* In 2017

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Tyler had teamed up with Converse to reimagine its One Star shoe in a partnership that is still ongoing, showing his business talent. The shoe found huge success, and has now been released in many more colourways. Due to the One Star’s massive success, Golf le Fleur* x Converse has now also seen the release of other shoe models, such as the Chuck 70 and the Giano. Till this day, the Star One in its multiple colourways remains one of GLF*'s most successful products, with releases instantly selling out, again demonstrating Tyler's business sense and his unique creativity in fashion.

14. Authenticity: With His Offbeat Humour, Tyler, The Creator Is One Of The Funniest Artists

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One of the things that makes Tyler, the Creator special as an artist and human is the fact that some aspects of him have never changed. He’s matured as a person and musician over the years, but he’s still the same hilarious, ultra-confident guy that we saw eat a cockroach at the beginning of his music video for “Yonkers", posting his funny moments on social media. This consistent offbeat humour demonstrates Tyler's authenticity.

The Collaboration Between Golf le Fleur*and Lacoste In 2019

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Tyler continues showing his talent in the fashion and clothing business by collaborating with another famous brand Lacoste. From bucket hats to sweatpants, polo shirts to socks, the collaboration felt right. Aesthetically, the two brands meshed seamlessly, with the notable le Fleur* flower logo smartly placed in the Lacoste croc’s mouth.

Hilarious Pictures Of His Daily Life Moments

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Tyler always posts hilarious pictures of himself on social media.

Funny Instagram Live

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Tyler frequently does Instagram live to fans, which is full of fun and shows the real him. In this Instagram live, Tyler uses a lot of funny filters.

Tyler And Odd Future's Shocking TV Debut In The Jimmy Fallon Show (2011)

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In the performance, Tyler showed his hyperactive energy and troublemaker image. He was wearing a green ski mask and jumped on Jimmy Fallon's back at the end. This horror-trope filled performance aimed to catch the attention of all who watched with their chaotic mannerisms.

The Guardian Constructed Tyler As A Controversial And Problematic Rapper (2011)

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Tyler's early star image is always related to controversy and counter-culture because some mainstream media tend to construct him as a controversial person with hateful and problematic lyrics, squaring Tyler's talent with the frequent references to rape and murder in his songs.

Belle, C. (2014) ‘From Jay-Z to Dead Prez: Examining Representations of Black Masculinity in Mainstream Versus Underground Hip-Hop Music’, Journal of Black Studies, 45(4), pp. 287–300.

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Tyler's star image is against the traditional representation of black hip-hop, which promotes blatant hypermasculine performances and an unemotional persona.

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Tyler replied that “its crazy, all im doing is spreading good vibes and tryna give some confidence to people and at least telling them they can accoplish something. sorry that i like cars and like to talk about it, soooo sorry that ive turned into the guy i hated, he began to conclude. sorry for being me, i apologize in advance cause IM GONNA CONTINUE TO DO THAT FOREVER”

Controversy In Terms Of Tyler's Sexuality

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Mainstream media again tries to construct Tyler as a controversial rapper, suggesting that Tyler's switch from possible homophobia to an admission of homosexuality sent fans into a confused tailspin.

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On Twitter, he writes down a lot of his comments and thoughts, and sometimes directly interact with his fans about his art works.

Vollero, L. (2019) ‘From Odd Future to Igor: Breaking down every era of Tyler, the Creator's career’, Entertainment Weekly, 5 June.

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Entertainment Weekly's review of Tyler's Album Bastard, Goblin, Wolf, and Cherry Bomb.

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"Yonkers" music video is also praised by Kanye West. He declared on Twitter that it was “the video of 2011.”

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It is revealed and explained by old tine music that Tyler talks about the anger and frustration that he feels towards society’s power structures, referring to slavery, racism, and police brutality. He speaks about how people of colour are oppressed, and their rights are violated daily.

Paulikovics, Z. (2019)'A brief guide to Tyler, The Creator's style evolution', Dazed, 1 July.

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Dazed Magzine has provided a brief guide to Tyler's fashion style evolution and Tyler's fashion business.

Tyler, The Creator's Luxury Line GOLF le FLEUR*

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Tyler keeps showing his talent and unique taste in the fashion industry, successfully expanding his fashion business by establishing his luxury line, GOLF le FLEUR*. According to the news from Essence, The brand's debut solo collection is an intricately curated capsule of unisex apparel, accessories, and beauty products. This time, Tyler also pays more attention to quality, making sure his products are made with the best possible raw materials and are comfortable to wear.