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make this shit rhyme and you got Tyler.
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I flipped the crash the party line off this a few minutes back. For some reason I keep picturing this dude and Of making some great videos??
That'd be
all Odd Damn day long.
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I flipped the crash the party line off this a few minutes back. For some reason I keep picturing this dude and Of making some great videos??
That'd be
all Odd Damn day long.New Yorker responds to critique of their earl article:
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/n ... pdate.html
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HOWגS EARL?
Posted by Kelefa Sanneh
Earl Sweatshirt, a brilliant seventeen-year-old rapper from Los Angeles, remains one of the most talked-about hip-hop stars in the country, and one of the most mysterious. His crew, Odd Future, began its Internet-powered rise about a year ago, which was around the same time that Earl went missing. Earlier this year, the hip-hop magazine and Web site Complex published an article entitled גWe Found Earl Sweatshirt,ג which traced the rapper, through photographs and Facebook posts, to Coral Reef Academy, a school for troubled boys in Samoa.
גWhereגs Earl,ג published in the May 23rd issue of The New Yorker, profiled the members of Odd Future, and it included interviews with the parents of Earl Sweatshirt, whose real name is Thebe Kgositsile: his father, Keorapetse Kgositsile, is a celebrated South African poet; his mother, an educator, asked to remain anonymous, out of fear for her security. (Many Odd Future fans have cast her as a villain, castigating her for unjustly exiling her son.) Earlגs mother agreed to transmit some written questions to her son, and to convey his answers. As the article noted, גthe circumstances of this exchange surely influenced the tone or content of his replies.ג On the question of his confinement, he wrote, גPlease listen: Iגm not being held against my will.ג He described his time away from Los Angeles in terms of therapy, not punishment, and asked fans and group members alike for גspace.ג
Since the publication of that article, the saga of Earl Sweatshirt has only grown more complicated. Heathcliff Berru, a publicist who represents the other members of Odd Future, told the hip-hop Web site XXL that he wondered whether Earlגs quotes actually came from גhis mother speaking on his behalf.ג It was clear, though, that the answers did indeed come from Earl, and not just because they included a brief but credible list of rappers who had influenced him. (If youגre curious: גDOOM, The Cool Kids, and that one [Pharoahe Monch] album Desireג¦ [a]nd Pre גletגs-hold-hands-and-cry-a-whole-lotג Shady.ג)
Tyler Okonma, known as Tyler, the Creator, is the leader of Odd Future, and he was, by all accounts, one of Earlגs closest friends. Though he was evidently angry about the article, he was more circumspect in his response. On May 16th, the day the article was published in The New Yorker, Tyler tweeted, גHeגll Be Back In Due Time, Just Wait. Thats My Nigga, He Now Has A Home To Come Too. No Fucking Pressure. Hopefully Fans Respect That.ג A few minutes later, he added, גAnd Respect His, His Moms And Familys Privacy. This Goes For Writers Too. Miss You Nigga, FREE THE EARLY MAN. The World Will Be Ours! OF.ג
Last weekend, Complex published another Earl scoop, under a headline that said, גEarl Sweatshirtגs Coral Reef Academy Friend Says גNew Yorkerג Story Is False.ג In fact, the new information, like everything else about this story, wasnגt so simple. The writers talked to Tyler Craven, a young man who says he attended Coral Reef Academy with Earl; Craven had been posting on Facebook about his experience. In one post, Craven wrote, of Earl, גHe hates his life right now and his mom for sending him there.ג Reached by phone, Craven said that he didnגt doubt that the words in the New Yorker story were Earlגs, but he did doubt that they were sincere; he believes, as Complex put it, that Earlגs replies were גheavily influenced by therapists at the academy who need to see positive behavior if he wants to graduate.ג Certainly that seems possibleגthereגs no way to know for sure until Earl returns, and even then some questions will doubtless remain. Not surprisingly, Cravenגs analysis wasnגt warmly received by Tyler, the Creator, who is (understandably) sensitive about fansג (equally understandable) curiosity about Earlגs state of mind. On Twitter, Tyler wrote, גLeave Thebe Alone, Shits Annoying. i Cant Do Anything About It Tho.ג
Even as he waits for Earlגs return, Tylerגwho is not just a rapper and ringleader but also a producer, a video director, a T-shirt designer, and an all-around auteurגhas been inching further into the hip-hop mainstream. His first proper retail album, גGoblin,ג was released in May, and it landed at No. 5 on Billboardגs album chart, on first-week sales of forty-five thousand. (He has also toured the world and broken his foot.) Syd the Kyd, the groupגs engineer and d.j., is booked to appear at a P.S. 1 party next month. And Frank Ocean, the groupגs R. & B. singer, seems ever more like a crossover pop star; he has recently feuded with Chris Brown and blogged about working with Kanye West and Jay-Z. (Listeners curious about the Odd Future phenomenon might start by downloading Earl Sweatshirtגs luminous and profane d
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/n ... pdate.html
[quote]
HOWגS EARL?
Posted by Kelefa Sanneh
Earl Sweatshirt, a brilliant seventeen-year-old rapper from Los Angeles, remains one of the most talked-about hip-hop stars in the country, and one of the most mysterious. His crew, Odd Future, began its Internet-powered rise about a year ago, which was around the same time that Earl went missing. Earlier this year, the hip-hop magazine and Web site Complex published an article entitled גWe Found Earl Sweatshirt,ג which traced the rapper, through photographs and Facebook posts, to Coral Reef Academy, a school for troubled boys in Samoa.
גWhereגs Earl,ג published in the May 23rd issue of The New Yorker, profiled the members of Odd Future, and it included interviews with the parents of Earl Sweatshirt, whose real name is Thebe Kgositsile: his father, Keorapetse Kgositsile, is a celebrated South African poet; his mother, an educator, asked to remain anonymous, out of fear for her security. (Many Odd Future fans have cast her as a villain, castigating her for unjustly exiling her son.) Earlגs mother agreed to transmit some written questions to her son, and to convey his answers. As the article noted, גthe circumstances of this exchange surely influenced the tone or content of his replies.ג On the question of his confinement, he wrote, גPlease listen: Iגm not being held against my will.ג He described his time away from Los Angeles in terms of therapy, not punishment, and asked fans and group members alike for גspace.ג
Since the publication of that article, the saga of Earl Sweatshirt has only grown more complicated. Heathcliff Berru, a publicist who represents the other members of Odd Future, told the hip-hop Web site XXL that he wondered whether Earlגs quotes actually came from גhis mother speaking on his behalf.ג It was clear, though, that the answers did indeed come from Earl, and not just because they included a brief but credible list of rappers who had influenced him. (If youגre curious: גDOOM, The Cool Kids, and that one [Pharoahe Monch] album Desireג¦ [a]nd Pre גletגs-hold-hands-and-cry-a-whole-lotג Shady.ג)
Tyler Okonma, known as Tyler, the Creator, is the leader of Odd Future, and he was, by all accounts, one of Earlגs closest friends. Though he was evidently angry about the article, he was more circumspect in his response. On May 16th, the day the article was published in The New Yorker, Tyler tweeted, גHeגll Be Back In Due Time, Just Wait. Thats My Nigga, He Now Has A Home To Come Too. No Fucking Pressure. Hopefully Fans Respect That.ג A few minutes later, he added, גAnd Respect His, His Moms And Familys Privacy. This Goes For Writers Too. Miss You Nigga, FREE THE EARLY MAN. The World Will Be Ours! OF.ג
Last weekend, Complex published another Earl scoop, under a headline that said, גEarl Sweatshirtגs Coral Reef Academy Friend Says גNew Yorkerג Story Is False.ג In fact, the new information, like everything else about this story, wasnגt so simple. The writers talked to Tyler Craven, a young man who says he attended Coral Reef Academy with Earl; Craven had been posting on Facebook about his experience. In one post, Craven wrote, of Earl, גHe hates his life right now and his mom for sending him there.ג Reached by phone, Craven said that he didnגt doubt that the words in the New Yorker story were Earlגs, but he did doubt that they were sincere; he believes, as Complex put it, that Earlגs replies were גheavily influenced by therapists at the academy who need to see positive behavior if he wants to graduate.ג Certainly that seems possibleגthereגs no way to know for sure until Earl returns, and even then some questions will doubtless remain. Not surprisingly, Cravenגs analysis wasnגt warmly received by Tyler, the Creator, who is (understandably) sensitive about fansג (equally understandable) curiosity about Earlגs state of mind. On Twitter, Tyler wrote, גLeave Thebe Alone, Shits Annoying. i Cant Do Anything About It Tho.ג
Even as he waits for Earlגs return, Tylerגwho is not just a rapper and ringleader but also a producer, a video director, a T-shirt designer, and an all-around auteurגhas been inching further into the hip-hop mainstream. His first proper retail album, גGoblin,ג was released in May, and it landed at No. 5 on Billboardגs album chart, on first-week sales of forty-five thousand. (He has also toured the world and broken his foot.) Syd the Kyd, the groupגs engineer and d.j., is booked to appear at a P.S. 1 party next month. And Frank Ocean, the groupגs R. & B. singer, seems ever more like a crossover pop star; he has recently feuded with Chris Brown and blogged about working with Kanye West and Jay-Z. (Listeners curious about the Odd Future phenomenon might start by downloading Earl Sweatshirtגs luminous and profane d
CRASH DDZ wrote:make this shit rhyme and you got Tyler.
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I flipped the crash the party line off this a few minutes back. For some reason I keep picturing this dude and Of making some great videos??
That'd be
I remember this dude's webisodes back in the day.
He just seems like he'd be perfect for the crew as like the comedian..like doin stand up as Odd Future.. He looks like he aged 50 years from #1 to #6 here... anyway he's funny as hell and his demeanor reminds me of OF or vice verse since I saw his vids years ago...zombie wrote:CRASH DDZ wrote:make this shit rhyme and you got Tyler.
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I flipped the crash the party line off this a few minutes back. For some reason I keep picturing this dude and Of making some great videos??
That'd be
I remember this dude's webisodes back in the day.
And also:
What's up with this?
peanut butter wrote:
PEACE
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not an official video. High Five Collective do unofficial video's. Theyve got some really dope Weeknd and Frank Ocean vids too.
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Yeah the more I think about it the more I can totally see the OF dude's ripping the Unforgivable dude's act, or transforming his act into a musical version...CRASH DDZ wrote:He just seems like he'd be perfect for the crew as like the comedian..like doin stand up as Odd Future.. He looks like he aged 50 years from #1 to #6 here... anyway he's funny as hell and his demeanor reminds me of OF or vice verse since I saw his vids years ago...zombie wrote:CRASH DDZ wrote:make this shit rhyme and you got Tyler.
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I flipped the crash the party line off this a few minutes back. For some reason I keep picturing this dude and Of making some great videos??
That'd be
I remember this dude's webisodes back in the day.
And also:
What's up with this?
peanut butter wrote:
PEACE
You might be on to something.
Calling him out.
You're reading too far into it. Don't start that rumor and have me catch a fade from the Wolfz Gang. I think they should utilize the guy. No Domo.zombie wrote:Yeah the more I think about it the more I can totally see the OF dude's ripping the Unforgivable dude's act, or transforming his act into a musical version...CRASH DDZ wrote:He just seems like he'd be perfect for the crew as like the comedian..like doin stand up as Odd Future.. He looks like he aged 50 years from #1 to #6 here... anyway he's funny as hell and his demeanor reminds me of OF or vice verse since I saw his vids years ago...zombie wrote:CRASH DDZ wrote:make this shit rhyme and you got Tyler.
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I flipped the crash the party line off this a few minutes back. For some reason I keep picturing this dude and Of making some great videos??
That'd be
I remember this dude's webisodes back in the day.
And also:
What's up with this?
peanut butter wrote:
PEACE
You might be on to something.
Calling him out.
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people are gonna ppicket the pitchfork fest because of odd future booking
people are gonna ppicket the pitchfork fest because of odd future booking
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can't wait. I'mma use those fans to slap girls on behind.drizzle wrote:http://www.wbez.org/blog/jim-derogatis/ ... fork-88478#
people are gonna ppicket the pitchfork fest because of odd future booking
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I'll be there...these fuckers are gonna make everything that much more crowded and hard to get around. Might be fun to get drunk and heckle 'em though.drizzle wrote:http://www.wbez.org/blog/jim-derogatis/ ... fork-88478#
people are gonna ppicket the pitchfork fest because of odd future booking
Saw OF at Roskilde yesterday.
Tyler swagged his broken foot out and stage-dived with Hodgy, which ended the concert at 1 hour and 15mins.
The setlist was messy (way too many Mike G songs), the flow of the concert was a little off, but the energy was amazing. Everybody wilded out.
Overall it was pretty fucking great concert.
Tyler swagged his broken foot out and stage-dived with Hodgy, which ended the concert at 1 hour and 15mins.
The setlist was messy (way too many Mike G songs), the flow of the concert was a little off, but the energy was amazing. Everybody wilded out.
Overall it was pretty fucking great concert.
Then again I also wonder if Thurnis is actually Kevin Harts grandpop too.CRASH DDZ wrote:You're reading too far into it. Don't start that rumor and have me catch a fade from the Wolfz Gang. I think they should utilize the guy. No Domo.zombie wrote:Yeah the more I think about it the more I can totally see the OF dude's ripping the Unforgivable dude's act, or transforming his act into a musical version...CRASH DDZ wrote:He just seems like he'd be perfect for the crew as like the comedian..like doin stand up as Odd Future.. He looks like he aged 50 years from #1 to #6 here... anyway he's funny as hell and his demeanor reminds me of OF or vice verse since I saw his vids years ago...zombie wrote:CRASH DDZ wrote:make this shit rhyme and you got Tyler.
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I flipped the crash the party line off this a few minutes back. For some reason I keep picturing this dude and Of making some great videos??
That'd be
I remember this dude's webisodes back in the day.
And also:
What's up with this?
peanut butter wrote:
PEACE
You might be on to something.
Calling him out.
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Fucking awesome show. I think Tyler was very surprised at how many people there were and how crazy it was in there @ 4 in the afternoon. I can't imagine that this wasn't their best show and crowd so far, Danes don't give a shit.DaBonks wrote:Saw OF at Roskilde yesterday.
Tyler swagged his broken foot out and stage-dived with Hodgy, which ended the concert at 1 hour and 15mins.
The setlist was messy (way too many Mike G songs), the flow of the concert was a little off, but the energy was amazing. Everybody wilded out.
Overall it was pretty fucking great concert.
fucktyler Tyler, The Creator
"@christianclancy: Denmark just sound off for stagediving during Radical" Yeah, The Kids Are Fucking Angry!
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Fucking awesome show. I think Tyler was very surprised at how many people there were and how crazy it was in there @ 4 in the afternoon. I can't imagine that this wasn't their best show and crowd so far, Danes don't give a shit.
fucktyler Tyler, The Creator
"@christianclancy: Denmark just sound off for stagediving during Radical" Yeah, The Kids Are Fucking Angry!
2 Jul
Fucking awesome show. I think Tyler was very surprised at how many people there were and how crazy it was in there @ 4 in the afternoon. I can't imagine that this wasn't their best show and crowd so far, Danes don't give a shit.
fucktyler Tyler, The Creator
"@christianclancy: Denmark just sound off for stagediving during Radical" Yeah, The Kids Are Fucking Angry!
2 Jul
Judging by the fact that thereComedy Quaddafi wrote:
fucktyler Tyler, The Creator
O My Atheist God All These Fucking People. Can't Be Real. http://yfrog.com/h8uhzzdj
2 Jul
'I suppose everyone has their own limit, but some things you simply can never stop fighting for.'
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Judging by the fact that thereKace wrote:Comedy Quaddafi wrote:
fucktyler Tyler, The Creator
O My Atheist God All These Fucking People. Can't Be Real. http://yfrog.com/h8uhzzdj
2 Jul
Judging by the fact that therePopeyeJones wrote:Kace wrote:Comedy Quaddafi wrote:
fucktyler Tyler, The Creator
O My Atheist God All These Fucking People. Can't Be Real. http://yfrog.com/h8uhzzdj
2 Jul
THIS SOUNDS WAY BETTER
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MellowHype / BlackenedWhite [2011 Remastered]
1. Primo
2. Gunsounds
3. Brain (feat. Domo Genesis)
4. 64
5. Loaded (feat. Mike G)
6. Deaddeputy
7. Right Here
8. Igotagun
9. Fuck The Police (feat. Tyler The Creator)
10. Rico (feat. Frank Ocean)
11. Circus
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1. Primo
2. Gunsounds
3. Brain (feat. Domo Genesis)
4. 64
5. Loaded (feat. Mike G)
6. Deaddeputy
7. Right Here
8. Igotagun
9. Fuck The Police (feat. Tyler The Creator)
10. Rico (feat. Frank Ocean)
11. Circus
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