Tyler is right and y’all chronically online people gotta get a grip on yourself and your reality & stop pestering people who you have no business harassing. Even though you love the artwork doesn’t mean you gotta fantasize and glorify the artist. Take that shit and self reflect on yourself and life perspectives. That’s what art really is, a different perspective in life that you get to see through the lens of art. Sucks to hear a person start to feel tired of creating art because they feel their privacy is being put at risk.
When Tyler came out no one thought he’d be as wise and passionate as he is about hip hop. He will be a hip hop legend and a pioneer to the next generation of hip hop artists by simply being himself .
already is and too some great artist as well. have u seen the juice wrld vid meeting Tyler the first time its almost comical their personality's are so funny to see clash imo
This man could be the next Pharrell if he is willing to teach too. Pharrell’s taken a whole bunch of people under his wing and taught them stuff. Tyler could easily do that, this many years in, he’s deep enough to be an OG to a lot of people that are just coming out in today’s world. Imagine what knowledge he could pass down if he were to executive produce a couple albums here and there for younger artists
I wasn't a fan of his from the get go thought he was weird and goofy lol but over time I grew to like him cherry bomb made me realize the talent is their and I paid attention ever since.
I love how he talked about "Ima talk about stuff I love for 20mins but the only thing people will see from this interview is a out of context comment I make about something" Ironically him talking about Ian is just about the only clip you see everyone bring up from this interview
The internet has grown a lot since 2012 and it’s not the same now as it was then for many reasons. I’m all for getting money, but please genuinely care about the profession you’re getting a check from.
Tyler is the only person who has ever spoken about music in a way that makes sense to me. I hope he walks around feeling like he's the shit, because he's the shit.
i love how tyler's maintained his goofiness but also just goes into these types of interviews with so much more maturity and sincerity than you would see in his interviews when he was younger where he's just goofing off the whole time and not really answering any question earnestly or thoughtfulness. it makes me respect him sm more
Of course. He's 30 years old now, I would genuinely be put off if he was still goofing around to that level still. The balance he has now is perfection
Even though he’s a few years older than me, it kinda feels like he’s growing up and maturing as I am. If that makes sense. I don’t mean that in like a parasocial way.
@@raedewavlegitimately SO damn satisfying. He grew up, big time. Every avenue of how he conducts himself is just grown. But also self aware like this shit is just whatever, make of it what you will.
21:08 Tyler a legend for bringing up Mac’s name here in the thought of being genuinely “who you are” and still making top quaitly rap/hip hop music. Mac was and is so criminally underrated still to this day- it’s really annoying to me he never really got his flowers when he was alive. Shout out Tyler for keeping it 1000
I love this man for how his mind works. Finally someone calling out the mediocrity in music today without being worried about being called a hater. These artists can’t sing, can’t rap, can’t perform, don’t care about the creative direction of a project… just here for the money. CALL IT OUT!
maybe im delusional but ever since the beef i've been seeing a lot of people being more vocal about taking the culture more seriously and feeling safe to calling out fake artists
@@sabus1265every era has wack artists yes, no era had such an abundance as today and the wack artists didn’t last long at all. Cardi B, ice spice, ice yachty and many more have made careers off making bullshit and you can tell they have no passion for making music
I could listen to Tyler talk all day. He's so interesting, intellectual, and funny as hell. I 100% agree with him that these Tik Tok meme rappers are taking up space for people who are actually talented and care about this art form
this interview was so well informed. i truly enjoy hearing tyler speak about his enjoy of music and how he feels about the culture. i’m already playing this back for the second even though it dropped under an hour ago. i’m just a music nerd that loves hearing someone else’s passion for music
@@sabus1265 I’ve seen a ton of negative reviews/responses to the album especially after the Cole/Drake tracks that came out. I love it and I think it’ll be one of his most impactful albums when all is said and done.
@@orionllc31 Then again, it still won a grammy meaning that numbers were split. 1/3rd of the people thought mmatbs was mediocre. Truth be told, the albulm after the beef has become a classic in which "mother I sober" was mentioned in the beef causing more people to go back and relisten and or listen to it for the first time. With recovery, while it isnt the best, its definitely a meaningful point in Eminem's career.
@@sabus1265 oh people liked recovery too its not like diamond or sum like that? Is hiphop nerds that started listening to hip hop in 2018 who try to run the narrative that is a terrible album
seeing tyler interviews from like 2011 to now is crazy, got to see someone grow up piece by piece, both eras of music from him are some of the best of their time too
Tyler makes such a strong point here talking about fans and the internet - I'm very appreciative that he was able to talk about it. The spiderman meme is so spot-on in describing how the internet draws connections to every little thing, making people homogenous. It's such a negative side of globalization and technological development, and it's sad because it leads to the burying of roots. People don't/won't know where certain aspects of culture, life, and history come from without doing better research (which the average internet user likely will not, especially young people) and instead just follow what is being thrown around, said, or shown to them on their screen. It's kinda like roots to everything have been dug up and mixed around together online - nobody knows what comes from what anymore. I'm hopeful about it changing, definitely not altogether, but the fans who do see Tyler's interviews and listen may realize their place in that, in his fanbase and in general. Many of his talks on youtube are super informational and valuable, and if he keeps putting out that message I hope people will follow along. Great interview!
True also I feel like its because people don't believe in themselves enough to trust that what they create is cool so they feel safer when they make It similar to something that they already love or gets attention
i agree with everything you said. id also like to add how incredibly dismal the amount of people who can see eye to eye with others actually is, or at least, in this day and age. nobody is willing to set aside what they believe in, their biases and prejudices, to try their best to understand where another person is coming from and why
I'm here because my son (who is such a fan of music and 20 years) asked me to listen to this album and give my thoughts. I did it, listened to the whole album Chromokopia. I instantly knew this young man was a musician, and that he loved music as a craft. It was extremely artistic and creative. I grew up in 80-90's music and have not really listened to much since because the art of music is quite different but I know every person has a gift, and he uses his gift, talent, and skill. Much success to this young man! He has my son's attention and he's always been a creative genius to me so I definitely wanted to hear the music once he shared how much he enjoyed this artist's work.
I really appreciate how he has the humility do admit that he feels wrong for the words he said in the past. Eventhough they might have been forgotten, he wants to acknowledge the pain they ' ve caused others. Being a better person isn't about HIDING FROM mistakes, but OWNING UP to them and CHANGING your perspective and behaviour . Thank you Tyler.
You remember the part where he said you don’t need to know every detail of his life? Lol I imagine he doesn’t actually like doing these too much, I think he’s prolly dropping soon.
@@mack9225 thats why the interview should’ve been longer. we don’t get interviews from Tyler often, so it should’ve been more questions/conversation to catch up with him. also, you don’t have to get into their personal life for great questions about his art and creative endeavors. real journalist and old school bloggers (myself for both) know how to do that.
@@jadegretsuko the whole point is we don’t need need interviews lmao. You don’t need to “catch up” with Tyler, he doesn’t want you to. Seriously it’s like you didn’t listen to him at all
Beautiful interview. I always loved the way tyler articulates himself. His point about people prioritizing irrelevant, personal details and drama over the actual music/content really stuck out to me. It honestly drove me to begin appreciating music even more than I do now.
Looking back on it, Tyler was my first exposure to “internet” culture in regards to music. In the late 00’s early 10’s there was that shift happening with online creation and consumption. There was weird things happening in 03’ and 06’ but that stuff didn’t have a platform. I’m eternally grateful that Tyler shaped a large part of my identity back when I was a teenager. I needed more weird sounds. More weird ideas to make me feel normal and to help get me through the angst of being an outsider.
I've never truly seen a full tyler interview outside of nardwar. And i know he's matured an insane amount as an artist and a person. It's just so refreshing to see people of a "higher status" (for lack of a better term) be people. Like, he sounds like me and my homies just chillin' and vibin and chattin' it up. He's still grounded, and i love that about him. He never let the money or fame change him. That's special.
I love Tyler’s interviews, he’s so articulate and passionate about his craft. Truly an inspiration to Black young adults/ youth who don’t fit the societal expectations or stereotypes that have been put upon Black people.
enormously uplifting this interview .. i think we underestimate how valuable this man his words are wen he sits down and just talks i know i did. love this guy so genuine
@@sherrodwright999 the estate sale has a Ushanka and blue Cardigan/Jersey while tyler in this video is kind of the opposite which why I'm saying its closer to CMIYGL tyler cause That one wore lots of outfits (I know I like being specific)
This interview is SO GOOD! The conversation is good but THE COLORS oh my goodness. The camera they used is really cool and reminds me of a sitcom, Tyler’s outfit colors go perfectly with the background and the camera angles are just perfect. Well done
This conversation should have been longer honestly 😢😢😢I love to hear him talk about music dude is really really passionate about it & extremely good at it!!! 🔥🔥
Watching Tyler growth (alongside mine, we're about the same age) over time has been one of my favorite things in life. Mad love for this brother for sure, one of my favorite artists too
Tyler is such a genuine person. So self-aware, passionate, creative, animated, unique, wise, thoughtful...he's gonna leave such a mark on this world & he already has. Bless his heart 💫
Really enjoyed this, but Maverick still has a long way to go as an interviewer. When Tyler opened up about the Eminem recovery comments, I couldn’t believe he didn’t ask anymore questions and dive deeper into that.
lol he asked him what he did earlier today and Tyler then spoke about what he wanted to for the next 25 minutes. He'd definitely decided to bring up the Eminem apology and the Ian criticism beforehand
i know how you feel , but to be honest Tyler was the one that brought up Em into the conversation first as he knows that thing was running through his heart in lifetime that need to express it out
@@badrulamin8013Their point is WHEN Tyler brought it up, the interviewer had an opportunity to redirect him by asking further questions pertaining to Eminem. Tbh Tyler drove the entire interview and there were a lot of missed opportunities for the interviewer to dive into more specifics since he just allowed Ty to take the steering wheel. I enjoyed listening to Tyler, but for the people that may have wanted him to elaborate on certain topics…I can see why they’d be upset that Maverick didn’t properly direct the conversation.
Tyler The Creator's Chormakopia is so incredible, and the production, rapping, messages, and concepts are beautiful. I believe that this album is the best that has dropped this year
21:34 probably the coolest thing I've seen following Tyler's music for so long. He's had such an unapologetic image throughout his entire career that to hear the story he tells in this part of the video is pretty awesome. I remember seeing the Eminem interview where he pretty much looked so disappointed with how vocal Tyler was about his hatred for the album, and I low key felt kinda sad for him. Cool to see T acknowledge his shortcomings in that moment and want to make amends with him
5:31 YOOOOOO “Eyes Better Not Wonder” slaps. He just put me on! And that off beat but on beat on that song reminds me sooomuch of how Tyler starts songs
I remember “The Box.” It was my introduction to many artists. Tyler is speaking facts with everything he said regarding certain fans crossing boundaries and society, all the way to phones and music.
he mentions sade as an influence, he mentions eyes better not wander by nicole options? “such a good album imma put that on when i get in the car” dj quik he mentions the show called painkillers talking bout eminem recovery
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Looking at the CHROMAKOPIA cut now I realized he’s been growing it for a while.
The thing is I legit can’t tell if he was growing it out or not
thats just the hat guys
It's just the hat
Faxxx I came here to just see this🔥
@@imstilljd3025 Yeah it’s crazy to see the hidden art. ITS TIME TO HEAR THE ALBUM
tyler being a painter and earl being a poet makes so much sense
just got ur comment to 1k likes
@@Donald06-c7ki gotchu. It's "you're" not "your".
@@jesuswalksforyou tell me your a virgin without telling me your a virgin 🖕🏽
More like sailor
@@Donald06-c7k bro got beef w everybody
6:06
“Patience is relative to what you care about.”
I felt that fr
Same
It's the realist shit
What does it mean. “fr”
@@karifishc3376for real, like affirmation
@@karifishc3376 for real, it means when you like agree with something.
tyler saying "huh" right at the beginning of the show is all i needed to see.
Great start to a really philosophical interview. i love these dudes
@@tatumsheppard4669 its a regular conversation 😭 must be deep
1 of my favorite moments of the interview. I wanna kno where he went in his mind at that moment. Lol
album incoming
@@carlo.notcarlos know* stay in school.
Tyler is right and y’all chronically online people gotta get a grip on yourself and your reality & stop pestering people who you have no business harassing. Even though you love the artwork doesn’t mean you gotta fantasize and glorify the artist. Take that shit and self reflect on yourself and life perspectives. That’s what art really is, a different perspective in life that you get to see through the lens of art. Sucks to hear a person start to feel tired of creating art because they feel their privacy is being put at risk.
Real talk tho
🗣️TALK THAT TALK RAHHHH
tyler can stalk and harass a girl because she wouldnt go to prom with him but god forbid karma comes around to bite him later in life
@@thriceunremarkableplease think a little harder my guy
@@thriceunremarkablewait a minute you think the events of his early albums are real?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Tyler saying, “you’ll get shot for being weird” is what Stans need to hear
^pretending he isnt a stan
You don’t like personal space?
That second inverted comma threw me...
Edit: 🤝🏾
This comment can be taken 2 ways for the positive side im gonna assume he means fans need to hear that so they can stop being weird
🍆🚴🏽fans- “yes shoot me papi Ty Ty 🗣️🔫”
Love that when discussing lyricists his first thought goes to Earl
Hi casso
one of the greatest to ever touch a pen!
@@wickatnite my guy
Right next to Hov… sheesh
i was finna leave the interview till i saw that comment
When Tyler came out no one thought he’d be as wise and passionate as he is about hip hop. He will be a hip hop legend and a pioneer to the next generation of hip hop artists by simply being himself .
already is and too some great artist as well. have u seen the juice wrld vid meeting Tyler the first time its almost comical their personality's are so funny to see clash imo
This man could be the next Pharrell if he is willing to teach too. Pharrell’s taken a whole bunch of people under his wing and taught them stuff. Tyler could easily do that, this many years in, he’s deep enough to be an OG to a lot of people that are just coming out in today’s world.
Imagine what knowledge he could pass down if he were to executive produce a couple albums here and there for younger artists
i knew from bastard that he was something special.
I wasn't a fan of his from the get go thought he was weird and goofy lol but over time I grew to like him cherry bomb made me realize the talent is their and I paid attention ever since.
His music is wack 😂😂
We finally figure out why tyler's hair look like that
looks* like that. It’s not “cool” to intentionally talk like a caveman. Stay in school
@@austins.2495could’ve easily been a typo… literally missed a single letter
@@gerson0724fr
@@gerson0724 yea, or maybe his main language is not english
@@austins.2495aave
I love how he talked about "Ima talk about stuff I love for 20mins but the only thing people will see from this interview is a out of context comment I make about something"
Ironically him talking about Ian is just about the only clip you see everyone bring up from this interview
Omg I miss Tyler interviews
I could listen to him pontificate for hours. his creativity and self adoration is fucking infectious. love.
spazz God 🔥
Well you got one now so appricieate it
Fr
I just got home from work doing some scrolling on TikTok before my meal and saw a clip immediately ran to RUclips for the full thing
I love how free Tyler is. He's like the manuscript to feeling great about yourself.
nah really though, how to love yourself 101
have a framed "motivational" picture of him in my bathroom to remind me each morning to go get it
His rant towards the end is exactly how I feel about internet culture, stan culture and their impact on actual artistry omg
The internet has grown a lot since 2012 and it’s not the same now as it was then for many reasons. I’m all for getting money, but please genuinely care about the profession you’re getting a check from.
You’re exactly who he’s talking about 😂 those “cultures” don’t even exist. Y’all gotta grow up
The internet and social media is just one big platform of insecurity it's crazy, everybody is afraid of being themselves and always seeks validation.
we are all watching this while commenting on the internet
13:31 to 18:23 is basically a Noid breakdown
Right! really shows his dislike towards really obsessive fans
He said similar stuff on Colossus
@@ivrxr8693 True but shit has gotten so much weirder since 2013, I love to hear his perspective about it now
Tyler is the only person who has ever spoken about music in a way that makes sense to me. I hope he walks around feeling like he's the shit, because he's the shit.
Having Music majors as roommates will have the same effect! Completely changed the way I listen to and understand music
i love how tyler's maintained his goofiness but also just goes into these types of interviews with so much more maturity and sincerity than you would see in his interviews when he was younger where he's just goofing off the whole time and not really answering any question earnestly or thoughtfulness. it makes me respect him sm more
Nahh Tyler was like this the whole time.He wasn’t as articulate but he was always goofy and serious about his interviews.
Of course. He's 30 years old now, I would genuinely be put off if he was still goofing around to that level still. The balance he has now is perfection
Even though he’s a few years older than me, it kinda feels like he’s growing up and maturing as I am. If that makes sense. I don’t mean that in like a parasocial way.
@@raedewavlegitimately SO damn satisfying.
He grew up, big time. Every avenue of how he conducts himself is just grown. But also self aware like this shit is just whatever, make of it what you will.
Shit was dope. Should’ve extended the interview. Tired of watching gossip-driven content, with artists hating on one another for 2hrs.
U aint never lied... To much of that garbage
Yeah, and interviews like who is your top 5 and stuff, who is better that crap.
Tyler talks about anything like how he and rocky were yapping about go karts that one time
No jumper just caught a mean stray
FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACTS!
"Patience is relative to what you care about" very true
A lot of things can be relative with human wants vs needs
21:08
Tyler a legend for bringing up Mac’s name here in the thought of being genuinely “who you are” and still making top quaitly rap/hip hop music.
Mac was and is so criminally underrated still to this day- it’s really annoying to me he never really got his flowers when he was alive.
Shout out Tyler for keeping it 1000
"I'm not a Earl Sweatshirt" gave me chills the respect those two still have for each other till this day. OF for life.
Hearing Tyler say he’s “blessed” is crazy. We all grew up
Blessed by the devil
@@SwavvvvWhy you say that?
@@AvesX3hater
@@dullknifefactory clarify
@@AvesX3 he a hater
"Patience is relative depending on what you care about." That's a bar
Nah it’s a sentence
Tyler is the most self aware person I've ever seen
Comedians are like that
Hi
look into Naval Ravikant as well
Hell nah he’s a old head hater
@@prod.bbx666here to protect Ian you npc ?
26:22 looking back at this now that the album is out is mad eye opening fr.
Seeing Tyler from 2010 and to now is such a beautiful thing. That is called character development
I love this man for how his mind works. Finally someone calling out the mediocrity in music today without being worried about being called a hater. These artists can’t sing, can’t rap, can’t perform, don’t care about the creative direction of a project… just here for the money. CALL IT OUT!
maybe im delusional but ever since the beef i've been seeing a lot of people being more vocal about taking the culture more seriously and feeling safe to calling out fake artists
You're not delusional, the energy is shifting @@maedle99
Every era had wack artists the difference is nobody remembers them. Also if you want to blame someone, blame Lil Wayne
@@sabus1265every era has wack artists yes, no era had such an abundance as today and the wack artists didn’t last long at all. Cardi B, ice spice, ice yachty and many more have made careers off making bullshit and you can tell they have no passion for making music
@@MarvelousJP true
yeah "Meatriding culture" changed EVERYTHING. these phones and "being able to contact someone at the tap of a button 24/7" made ppl spoiled af
Yeah I’m like Tyler said you will get shot 😂
Tyler is only artist/person i wouldn't mind sitting and listen 2 for hours 😂
4:03 man said this exact same thing on Thought I Was Dead.. i feel like he was hinting at the album even in this interview... AND THE HAIR
I could listen to Tyler talk all day. He's so interesting, intellectual, and funny as hell. I 100% agree with him that these Tik Tok meme rappers are taking up space for people who are actually talented and care about this art form
same like I loveeeeee tyler fr
the way he kept referring to his mom giving birth to him as her "farting him out" is so funny to me
Yea cuz you like 14
Wanted to like, said sum’n similar. But choo at ‘zactly 187 and I cint
😂 same
@@DRUNKPOSu don't got nun else better to do?
@@DRUNKPOSnah that response is what a 14 year old would say
this interview was so well informed. i truly enjoy hearing tyler speak about his enjoy of music and how he feels about the culture. i’m already playing this back for the second even though it dropped under an hour ago. i’m just a music nerd that loves hearing someone else’s passion for music
You and me both bro!
Tyler’s current view of Eminem’s Recovery is exactly how I think lot of people will view Kendrick’s MMATBS over time.
People liked that album
@@sabus1265 I’ve seen a ton of negative reviews/responses to the album especially after the Cole/Drake tracks that came out. I love it and I think it’ll be one of his most impactful albums when all is said and done.
@@orionllc31 Then again, it still won a grammy meaning that numbers were split. 1/3rd of the people thought mmatbs was mediocre. Truth be told, the albulm after the beef has become a classic in which "mother I sober" was mentioned in the beef causing more people to go back and relisten and or listen to it for the first time. With recovery, while it isnt the best, its definitely a meaningful point in Eminem's career.
Recovery has aged terribly and it wasn't even good on release.
@@sabus1265 oh people liked recovery too its not like diamond or sum like that? Is hiphop nerds that started listening to hip hop in 2018 who try to run the narrative that is a terrible album
I wish the conversation was longer Tyler really speaks his mind and soul and it's always so fascinating and authentic
I love how Tyler’s so unapologetically himself bro exudes confidence
I’m straight up a person who went from not liking Tyler to really being a huge fan. His growth has been something to see.
seeing tyler interviews from like 2011 to now is crazy, got to see someone grow up piece by piece, both eras of music from him are some of the best of their time too
Tyler makes such a strong point here talking about fans and the internet - I'm very appreciative that he was able to talk about it. The spiderman meme is so spot-on in describing how the internet draws connections to every little thing, making people homogenous. It's such a negative side of globalization and technological development, and it's sad because it leads to the burying of roots. People don't/won't know where certain aspects of culture, life, and history come from without doing better research (which the average internet user likely will not, especially young people) and instead just follow what is being thrown around, said, or shown to them on their screen.
It's kinda like roots to everything have been dug up and mixed around together online - nobody knows what comes from what anymore. I'm hopeful about it changing, definitely not altogether, but the fans who do see Tyler's interviews and listen may realize their place in that, in his fanbase and in general. Many of his talks on youtube are super informational and valuable, and if he keeps putting out that message I hope people will follow along. Great interview!
True also I feel like its because people don't believe in themselves enough to trust that what they create is cool so they feel safer when they make It similar to something that they already love or gets attention
i agree with everything you said. id also like to add how incredibly dismal the amount of people who can see eye to eye with others actually is, or at least, in this day and age. nobody is willing to set aside what they believe in, their biases and prejudices, to try their best to understand where another person is coming from and why
I love that he loves his mom so much. It’s so sweet. Good job raising him, Tyler’s mom!
I'm here because my son (who is such a fan of music and 20 years) asked me to listen to this album and give my thoughts. I did it, listened to the whole album Chromokopia. I instantly knew this young man was a musician, and that he loved music as a craft. It was extremely artistic and creative. I grew up in 80-90's music and have not really listened to much since because the art of music is quite different but I know every person has a gift, and he uses his gift, talent, and skill. Much success to this young man! He has my son's attention and he's always been a creative genius to me so I definitely wanted to hear the music once he shared how much he enjoyed this artist's work.
AWESOMEEEE
I love how passionate Tyler is and I can’t believe anyone would dislike when he talks about music
“Patience is relative to what you care about” what a great line, so true.
Ready to steal his whole personality again
Dang this me fr…. Every 2 years
tbh why i’ve been feeling so off lol
Find your wings my guy
@@Burnnnnnokw reference
THIS IS ME lmao
Finding out Tyler has a sibling is such whiplash... He absolutely has only child energy lmao
This man turned a joke into a series with hope, despair, loss and hype. He deserves every bit of recognition he has and even beyond that
“Patience is relative depending on what you care about” soooooo true!!
Yeah that’s underrated knowledge frankly.
Man this dude is special. Just by being himself, he's affected and saved so many lives. Will always love Tyler 🫶
It’s cool seeing Tyler in recent stuff cause you barely see him between his albums
I really appreciate how he has the humility do admit that he feels wrong for the words he said in the past. Eventhough they might have been forgotten, he wants to acknowledge the pain they ' ve caused others.
Being a better person isn't about HIDING FROM mistakes, but OWNING UP to them and CHANGING your perspective and behaviour .
Thank you Tyler.
tyler grewing up in a loving household with tons of hugs and still made Bastard... amazing
why couldn’t this interview be an hour long instead of less than 30 minutes?!
not enough questions
You remember the part where he said you don’t need to know every detail of his life? Lol I imagine he doesn’t actually like doing these too much, I think he’s prolly dropping soon.
@@mack9225 thats why the interview should’ve been longer. we don’t get interviews from Tyler often, so it should’ve been more questions/conversation to catch up with him. also, you don’t have to get into their personal life for great questions about his art and creative endeavors. real journalist and old school bloggers (myself for both) know how to do that.
@@jadegretsuko the whole point is we don’t need need interviews lmao. You don’t need to “catch up” with Tyler, he doesn’t want you to. Seriously it’s like you didn’t listen to him at all
@@mack9225it’s like they didn’t even listen to what Tyler was saying lmao
Beautiful interview. I always loved the way tyler articulates himself. His point about people prioritizing irrelevant, personal details and drama over the actual music/content really stuck out to me. It honestly drove me to begin appreciating music even more than I do now.
I’m one of those ppl who didn’t get NEW MAGIC WAND until i saw him perform it live…the energy was insane
Looking back on it, Tyler was my first exposure to “internet” culture in regards to music. In the late 00’s early 10’s there was that shift happening with online creation and consumption. There was weird things happening in 03’ and 06’ but that stuff didn’t have a platform.
I’m eternally grateful that Tyler shaped a large part of my identity back when I was a teenager. I needed more weird sounds. More weird ideas to make me feel normal and to help get me through the angst of being an outsider.
Heavy on how you feel about yourself. That is truly success . Tyler is such an inspiring person. So hyped for his album 😆
I love his passion for what he loves. I wish more musicians were like this, instead of being afraid of looking nerdy and act hard.
I've never truly seen a full tyler interview outside of nardwar. And i know he's matured an insane amount as an artist and a person. It's just so refreshing to see people of a "higher status" (for lack of a better term) be people. Like, he sounds like me and my homies just chillin' and vibin and chattin' it up. He's still grounded, and i love that about him. He never let the money or fame change him. That's special.
love how smart and passionate he is
I appreciate every Tyler interview because he always keeps it real and you can tell how passionate he is about music
I love his love for music. You can feel it in his artistry, and it’s very much appreciated and vital in this era.
tyler is really a legend. so smart and is able to articulate his thoughts so well
I just love how he articulates his thoughts, like he can just go on and on about a topic naturally
I love Tyler’s interviews, he’s so articulate and passionate about his craft. Truly an inspiration to Black young adults/ youth who don’t fit the societal expectations or stereotypes that have been put upon Black people.
its been 15 years that Bastard dropped , time flies !
enormously uplifting this interview ..
i think we underestimate how valuable this man his words are wen he sits down and just talks
i know i did. love this guy so genuine
Tyler, The Goat. Love that he speaks what he feels needs to be said. One of the many reasons why he's one of my favorites.
Tyler rocking the "estate sale" fit
Not really it's cmiygl
@@Chandiwila999nigga that’s what op said?
@@Chandiwila999estate sale is the deluxe version of cmiygl he has that fit on on the cover
@@sherrodwright999 the estate sale has a Ushanka and blue Cardigan/Jersey while tyler in this video is kind of the opposite which why I'm saying its closer to CMIYGL tyler cause That one wore lots of outfits (I know I like being specific)
@@sherrodwright999 he’s wearing a whole ass cardigan on that cover 😂. That’s a new le Fleur* polo that hasn’t even been released yet
This interview is SO GOOD! The conversation is good but THE COLORS oh my goodness. The camera they used is really cool and reminds me of a sitcom, Tyler’s outfit colors go perfectly with the background and the camera angles are just perfect. Well done
Ty for pointing this out, a very underrated element to these things.
Yes the colors are beautiful!!
this is so heartfelt and real i just love how real of a person tyler is
This conversation should have been longer honestly 😢😢😢I love to hear him talk about music dude is really really passionate about it & extremely good at it!!! 🔥🔥
the more time passes the more i respect this guy as an artist and person
As someone working on music before dropping I really related to his process of making music. It’s an art. And not enough people understand that
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loved this interview. Tyler has such a truthful perspective on music today. great to hear from him again.
Man I love Tyler to bits. An artist true to its meaning. I will be seeing him live in May in Prague. Cannot wait
Tylers Music Knowledge is God Tier. You can tell he took do what you love to another level.
15:38 He’s so real for this
Its funny cause the channel did exactly what he says. The trailer for the interview is him complaining bout sum shit 😂
REAL
HE IS SPEAKING FACTS
His Grindr profile
Watching Tyler growth (alongside mine, we're about the same age) over time has been one of my favorite things in life. Mad love for this brother for sure, one of my favorite artists too
i love his authenticity and true passion for music
Tyler is such a genuine person. So self-aware, passionate, creative, animated, unique, wise, thoughtful...he's gonna leave such a mark on this world & he already has. Bless his heart 💫
Tyler wearing the hat to hide the Chromakopia haircut 😂
I respect Tyler's take on Hip Hop and Culture so much. He be on point every time.
Really enjoyed this, but Maverick still has a long way to go as an interviewer. When Tyler opened up about the Eminem recovery comments, I couldn’t believe he didn’t ask anymore questions and dive deeper into that.
lol he asked him what he did earlier today and Tyler then spoke about what he wanted to for the next 25 minutes. He'd definitely decided to bring up the Eminem apology and the Ian criticism beforehand
i know how you feel , but to be honest Tyler was the one that brought up Em into the conversation first as he knows that thing was running through his heart in lifetime that need to express it out
@@badrulamin8013Their point is WHEN Tyler brought it up, the interviewer had an opportunity to redirect him by asking further questions pertaining to Eminem.
Tbh Tyler drove the entire interview and there were a lot of missed opportunities for the interviewer to dive into more specifics since he just allowed Ty to take the steering wheel.
I enjoyed listening to Tyler, but for the people that may have wanted him to elaborate on certain topics…I can see why they’d be upset that Maverick didn’t properly direct the conversation.
The things Tyler does to give my confidence a bit of a boost, man 🔥 we need new music soon
Tyler The Creator's Chormakopia is so incredible, and the production, rapping, messages, and concepts are beautiful. I believe that this album is the best that has dropped this year
Great interview. I’m glad Tyler is happy, and loving his life.
A NEW TYLER INTERVIEW YESSS MISSED THEM SM
i love hearing his thoughts on everything bro i missed seeing tyler in interviews
he sounds confident af, happy for him!
21:34 probably the coolest thing I've seen following Tyler's music for so long. He's had such an unapologetic image throughout his entire career that to hear the story he tells in this part of the video is pretty awesome. I remember seeing the Eminem interview where he pretty much looked so disappointed with how vocal Tyler was about his hatred for the album, and I low key felt kinda sad for him. Cool to see T acknowledge his shortcomings in that moment and want to make amends with him
5:31 YOOOOOO “Eyes Better Not Wonder” slaps. He just put me on! And that off beat but on beat on that song reminds me sooomuch of how Tyler starts songs
That song is so fire 🔥
I can’t understand time signatures for ANYTHING but I was so obsessed w eyes better not wander since I heard it.
Damn this gotta be one of my fav Tyler interviews
You gotta check out his interviews with Nardwuar!
I remember “The Box.” It was my introduction to many artists. Tyler is speaking facts with everything he said regarding certain fans crossing boundaries and society, all the way to phones and music.
he mentions sade as an influence, he mentions eyes better not wander by nicole
options? “such a good album imma put that on when i get in the car”
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he mentions the show called painkillers talking bout eminem recovery
I love it when Tyler talks about music that he likes. I'd love to hear his playlist
So refreshing to see an artist with such a nuanced humble perspective on life 🙏🏾
Mentioning Julian just as I'm about to listen to the strokes 19:39
Yea that caught me off guard especially since everyone else mentioned was somewhat hip hop adjacent lol
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@@falconscoop4848From watching one of his naudwaur interviews the dude clearly just ADORES music of any sort
3:45 I’ve never heard someone describe birth as farting it out I’m screaming😭
11:14 i always loved NEW MAGIC WAND since high school
18:16 “I am a music nerd.” It is my best quote as a fan❤❤❤❤❤
I could hear this man talks for hourssss his vocabulary is infectious