It proves a sharp left turn after the progressive pop of 2019's IGOR - but one that is realised with an unrelenting passion. Working with the likes of Westside Gunn and Freddie Gibbs has revitalised the outright fun of T's verses - "AARGH, YOU LOOK MALNOURISHED" - as well as bringing the vivid storytelling of the former contrarian into subjects of vast personal import.
Hosted by the legendary master-of-ceremonies, Tyler's latest LP imprints all the lessons of the last 8 years onto the raw rap talent of the Wolf era, combining visceral verses with expansive layers of production. If you didn’t know after listening to his previous work, you should definitely know by now: Tyler, The Creator’s love for music is absolutely beautiful to witness.Not two seconds into his sixth LP, CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST, Tyler, the Creator boldly stakes his claim with rap: ""Y'all ready?" booms the voice of DJ Drama, before the iconic "GANGSTA GRIZZILZ" tag jolts the album to life. After Tyler gives us his thank yous in “EVERYTHING MUST GO,” he dabbles in everything from stereotypical Fast & Furious music to raw hip-hop records to early 2000s R&B bangers to freestyles to open-book performances. My biggest takeaway from CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST: The Estate Sale is how fun-loving, free, and vintage it sounds. At this very moment, Tyler, The Creator is creating masterpieces.
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In the full CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST album (Including the deluxe version), not only does he hit us with music that is hella unique, but he also raps harder than most of his peers. I don’t know if anyone is moving the hip-hop needle like Tyler, The Creator is. I just feel like this is one of Tyler’s deepest, most introspective, and bestly constructed songs.ħ. I would say he comes across as bipolar, but I think that word only applies to someone with TWO personalities… Throughout the song, which features this soothing, soulful, and old-school-sounding beat, Tyler switches between sounding limp, untamed, and evil. In “SORRY NOT SORRY,” Tyler, The Creator apologizes (I’m still trying to figure out if he’s being sarcastic) to the ladies (And men) that he led on, his mother, his ancestors, and his critics. SORRY NOT SORRY Someone on the NFR podcast said that “SORRY NOT SORRY” is one of Tyler, The Creator’s best songs… I fully agree. Not many people talk s**t better than Tyler, The Creator.ġ.
What I appreciate is that it features everything we would want from a Tyler, The Creator rap song: A classic The Neptunes-like beat, DJ Drama adlibs, relentless flows, and lyrical content that is supposed to hurt feelings. There’s no other way to slice it: “DOGTOOTH” is hotter than Stacy’s Mom. DOGTOOTH “DOGTOOTH” might be one of my favorite Tyler, The Creator songs of all time. All in all, if you grew up on The Neptunes, you will love this song.Īnytime Tyler, The Creator sounds like Andre Wilson from Philly’s Most Wanted’s “Please Don’t Mind” hit from back in the day, you know he’s in his bag.Ģ. What A$AP Rocky adds to the equation is a cool-ass verse that has him sounding like a mix between Mr. As expected, the beat he does his work over is The Neptunes-Esque (I’m going to say that a lot in this review) his melodies are extremely infectious, and his lyrics are unbelievably charming. In “WHARF TALK,” he sings like the birds are coming over for lunch. So, in CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST, Tyler, The Creator raps like the rent is due. A$AP Rocky) If you overplayed Pharrell’s “In My Mind” album, you would understand why “WHARF TALK” is pure greatness. By Quincy Tyler, The Creator adds eight new songs to his fantastic “CALL ME IF YOU GE ” album.ģ.
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