Tyler, The Creator

RZA may even be Odd Future 's GZA, Tyler, The Creator is the main rappers, producers and sources of inspiration for rap teams.

Taylor O'Connell became famous for the first time when Los Angeles Times broadcasted the story of "Street Teen" to a 16-year-old skateboarder, and he was also interested in music and fashion. In 2007, he began to make music with Earl Sweatshirt, Left Brain, Hodgy Beats, the central member of Odd Future by the summer of 2010. That year, the video of Taylor 's Odd Future Track' French 'began, and in December it recorded 1 million views and attracted attention to the mix of drums related to the crew after that. Includes Taylor's own mixing tape, Bastard. In 2010, he also signed an XL record and album. When Tyler's XL album Goblin arrived in 2011, it became the first Odd Future related product released through regular music industry channels. Wolf returned to Odd Future, Left Blaine and Frank Ocean in 2013 as a guest. Like the same year's album by Earl Sweatshirt, Tyler's 2015 work Cherry Bomb was another Odd Future label product, which leaked to online streaming service before the official release date. This album is the third consecutive time of Taylor who entered the top ten, but there are invited guest appearances from Kanye West and Lil Wayne. Through collaboration with Ocean, Internet, Domo Genesis, A $ AP Mob, Tyler 's production and guest presence continued to rise. Flower Boy, his fourth acclaimed album, was released in Colombia in 2017. LP was ranked second in Billboard 200 and later nominated for the best rap album at the 60th Grammy Awards. In the spring of 2018, Taylor released a one - time single "Okra". ~ David Jeffries

As a creator of Taylor, his record "The Flower Boy" was nominated for the 2018 Grammy Award "Best Rap Album" and explored the concept of "going out." Nonetheless, groundbreaking artists such as creator Taylor have revealed that they are not typical heterosexual male artists, but the sexual relationship between the two men There was no rap song to explain vividly. Some music is not suitable for that, but these explanations are not described in detail as heterosexual male wrap artists.

Reviewing rap music has been a major controversy over the years, but it seems that it has become uncontrollable these days. A few years ago, a famous Tyler artist was forbidden to enter the UK for his music. Although certain songs on which these claims are based are still very old in the field, they are enough to show that Taylor is "a threat to public order and public interest" (Shepherd). Taylor's lyrics may be obvious, but there are clear rhetorical elements. Because Tyler was not allowed to enter the UK, thousands of fans were disappointed to hear that these shows were canceled. This time is not the first time that lyrics became a big problem. Many groups like Compton rapper N. W. A talk about the difficulties and experiences of growing in bad communities, so their clear background is reflected in their lyrics.

For many people, Taylor, the authors represent poisonous and low manhood. Lyrics include unconscious violence, homosexuality, and vulgar vulgarity. This became the first breakthrough of the Tyler group and the Odd Future group in the second half of the 21st century. Their demographics more or less reflect this content and their sold-out programs are largely angry, not suitable for teenage boys, and their viral success. But ten years have passed since Odd Future raised the waves in online chat rooms and music forums for the first time, and Taylor grew up in front of us. His recent project "Flower Boy" did not deviate from the masculinity that produced his rebellion and anxiety, because that was the moment of growth and self-acceptance. The enthusiasm of the media for Taylor's so-called homosexual dislike soon turned into his sexuality media blitz. Taylor always laughed toward the ranking of banks and billboards.