Odd Future‘s head-honcho Tyler, The Creator has taken to Twitter and looks to have declared the end of the rap-group as it was once known. In a seemingly nostalgic state-of-mind, the rapper posted a picture of the crew in 2010 on Instagram, which included Earl Sweatshirt and Frank Ocean before tweeting, “damn going threw the
Odd Future leader Tyler, The Creator doesn’t have the greatest track record when it comes to advertising campaigns. Enjoyable as his Mountain Dew commercial was, it didn’t quite go as planned for the LA-based auteur. Perhaps the public will be kinder to this “ad” for Aunt Wang Syrup. Directed by Wolf Haley, one of the
Odd Future’s usually hit-and-miss comedy series Loiter Squad has definitely had another hit with their latest episode. The awesome, yet brief moment features a dolled up Seth Rogen who cops a solid beating from the rap troupe. Upon spotting a lonesome Seth Rogen acting as a 6-year-old girl playing with a football at a park
We know it’s run through your mind at some point, probably as you’re making your soggy French toast through bleary eyes on a hungover Saturday. “I wonder if Tyler, The Creator‘s weekends are as banal as this one?” Well, speculate no longer, Odd Future fans! The Wolf rapper has posted a video inviting the voyeurs
Fresh off his Wearld Tour, Earl Sweatshirt stopped by Zane Lowe’s BBC radio show and inadvertently spilled the beans about fellow Odd Future member, Tyler, The Creator‘s bacon obsession, claiming the rapper has it flown in specially whilst on tour. In an candid interview with Lowe, Earl Sweatshirt and his unnamed cohort revealed that someone
Los Angeles rappers Odd Future have been banned by New Zealand immigration authorities from entering the country after officials deemed the collective a “threat to public order and the public interest.” They were due to play an open-air concert with headline act Eminem on Saturday in Auckland. The Associated Press reports, New Zealand immigration authorities
It has been confirmed that Grammy Award nominated rapper Kendrick Lamar has cancelled his appearance on the New Zealand leg of Eminem‘s highly-anticipated Rapture Festival tour. Lamar will be replaced by incendiary California-based hip-hop collective Odd Future. According to The New Zealand Herald, an “unavoidable scheduling conflict” is to blame. “New Zealand! Sorry I’m missing
Odd Future mastermind and modern polymath Tyler, The Creator has released an open letter to the OFWGKTA community one week after the immense success of his ‘Odd Future Carnival’ dubbed Camp Flog Gnaw, in which he reflects on his success and issues a call to arms for his fans. “Its Been A Week Since The
Despite logistics issues, i.e. truck crashes, marring his own ‘Yeezus’ headline tour, Kanye West managed to perform without a hitch when he joined the members of Odd Future on stage at the group’s special Odd Future Carnival event, dubbed Camp Flog Gnaw. The lineup for Camp Flog Gnaw already boasted the likes of OF leader
Members of the Odd Future crew have released their latest collaborative effort, a short horror film titled The Ghost Of The Hotel, starring OF chief Tyler, The Creator, as well as alumni Earl Sweatshirt, Jasper Dolphin, Lionel Boyce, Taco Bennett and more. According to the film’s description on YouTube — written in characteristic Tyler style,
Odd Future leader Tyler, The Creator had something of a run-in with the law, after the controversial rapper’s co-headline concert with Californian producer Flying Lotus was shut down by Los Angeles riot police before the OFWGKTA mastermind even got on stage. Tyler and Flying Lotus, who was appearing under his hip-hop moniker Captain Murphy, were
Odd Future mastermind Tyler, The Creator has unveiled his latest music video for Tamale, from his second studio album, Wolf, released back in April. The clip also features a portion of Answer from the same album, and a cameo from Pharrell Williams. Directed by the mysterious Wolf Haley — actually a pseudonym used by Tyler
Turmoil in the Odd Future camp, with OFWGKTA alumni Syd Tha Kyd and Matt Martians, who perform together in the band The Internet as well as maintaining side-projects, hitting out at OF leader Tyler, The Creator for racial insensitivity. Syd and Matt are taking the notoriously iconoclastic and insurrectionary Tyler to task for some of
Odd Future mastermind Tyler, The Creator made good on a weekend promise to release “something” on Monday evening by unveiling the trailer for an upcoming film project titled Wolf. Few details accompanied the release of the trailer, leaving fans to speculate on whether this is a feature-length movie or a long-form musical video in the
Habitual partners in crime Earl Sweatshirt and Tyler, The Creator have confirmed that they will make their relationship as EarlWolf official by fusing their rap powers onto one collaborative album. The album is still a little ways off but, once the ball’s rolling, they’re promising a much shorter turnover than usual. During an interview with
Earl Sweatshirt has released a new mixtape, titled Earl, Part II: The Road to Doris, in anticipation of his upcoming debut album, Doris. The tape features the new single Hive (video below), as well as Doris cuts Whoa and Chum. The 32-track tape has been released one month ahead of Doris, which is set for
It’s been dangling in front of us like a highly anticipated carrot for months now but Odd Future member and insanely buzzworthy rapper, Earl Sweatshirt, has but a loose timeline for the arrival of his new album. Whether it be “end of July” or “late July” we can safely say that Doris will arrive sometime
We can’t really say it’s a massive surprise, but an in-store appearance by Odd Future members, including Tyler, The Creator Earl Sweatshirt and Jasper Dolphin, has come to an abrupt end in Sydney after riot police were called in to disperse thousands of eager fans. Hopefuls flocked to George Street’s Culture King store to get
Tyler, the Creator has said the allegations of racism made against the Mountain Dew commercial he directed won’t affect the way he approaches his art. The ad in question was pulled by Mountain Dew after political analyst Dr. Boyce Watkins labelled it as “arguably the most racist commercial in history”. The final ad in a
Odd Future manager, Christian Clancy, has taken to tumblr recently to inform the public that no offense was intended in regards to the provocative Mountain Dew commercial curated by Tyler, The Creator but apologised for any offense that it caused. The embattled series of commercials has prompted a massive backlash since its release and has
