Tyler the creator live visuals series#
Over the last few days, the rapper has played a series of surprise CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST shows throughout the US, with fans able to score tickets via a text message sign-up that would drop the city, venue, date and time of the show on the same-day often leading to a rush of fans running to line up and grab free tickets. In the US, however, things are beginning to re-emerge and re-open again, and Tyler The Creator isn't being left behind whatsoever. The mixtape-like energy of the record has ignited something in his fanbase CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST selling more than any previous Tyler album in its first week, securing a #1 debut in the US - even with the heightened competition thanks to artists like Doja Cat, who shared her new album the same day - and finding itself nestled at the top of the charts everywhere else, including in Australia (where it debuted at #2, behind Olivia Rodrigo's unstoppable reign).Īs mentioned, the album has probably been well and truly digested now, but there's something about seeing an album live that adds to the experience even more - and considering Tyler is all the way in the US, that's something unlikely to be experienced by Australian fans for a while now (well, until November in the earliest, considering he's one of the three headliners for this year's November edition of Splendour In The Grass).
You can definitely say the move pulled off, too. It's another classic added to the Tyler discography, exploring the mid-point between the ferocity of his earlier albums - an album like Cherry Bomb, for example - with the polish and shine of his previous record IGOR, which took the rapper into a more dynamic, R&B-inspired direction.
If you're a big fan of Tyler, The Creator, you've probably already listened to his new album CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST front to back more times than you can count - even though it came out just 10 days ago.
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