And Tyler, with his warped, perverse alter-egos who spouted homophobic slurs with a smirk, and drolly threatened to stab ...

Rifling through a selection of vinyl ... Wolf’s frenetic and defiant Tamale, and Call Me If You Get Lost’s standout DOGTOOTH. Aside from his dreamy, string-laden hit See You Again, Tyler, The ...

Wearing a mask and completely embracing the new persona of his latest album 'Chromakopia', Tyler, the Creator started the ... began playing his albums on a vinyl player, surprising the audience ...

I think we’ve gotten to a place where everything is meant for everyone, and I don’t think that’s the thing,” he exclusively ...

Tyler The Creator‘s partnership with Converse continues this week with the 1908: Archives collection. Launching on June 20, ...

Tyler the Creator faces a federal lawsuit after a photo of an Airedale named Bliss appeared on Golf le Fleur merch without permission.

Tyler, the Creator has reunited with Converse to launch the 1908 Program, which allowed the multi-hyphenate creative to put his visionary twist on the brand’s archival designs.

Long before Kneecap were drawing the wrath of the British establishment, Tyler, the Creator had a claim to the title of most controversial name in rap. Lyrics strewn with apparently homophobic and ...

Bringing the best of the past century to today’s sneaker culture, the “1908” collection debuts two silhouettes: the Naut-1 ...

And they’re not the only artists who’ve paid tribute to the continent. Tyler, the Creator‘s Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit “NOID” from his seventh album Chromakopia finds the Nigerian ...