Tyler, The Creator is again in his bag, dropping a brand new album titled Do not Faucet The Glass on Monday (July 21). The previous Odd Future frontman’s ninth solo album options 10 songs and a number of other Easter eggs sprinkled all through its colourful panorama.

Tyler, The Creator’s New Album Easter Eggs

This morning (July 21), he dropped his new album on quick discover, after teasing the discharge final week. The trouble additionally got here with a disclaimer. “This album was not made for sitting nonetheless,” he posted on Instagram. “Dancing, driving, operating, any sort of motion is beneficial to possibly perceive the spirit of it. Solely at full quantity.”

Whereas the theme of the LP is all about good vibes and large boasts, a deep dive into the album uncovers a number of Easter eggs value noting. Tyler hasn’t launched the credit but, so it is unclear if he produced every thing like he did along with his final LP, Chromakopia. Till that is confirmed, there are many different surprises to comb by by the use of tune lyrics and samples.

The album cowl, which exhibits a shirtless Tyler sporting purple leather-based pants, Cazal shades and an enormous rope chain, seems to pay homage to the rappers of the 1980’s period and bears a placing resemblance to LL Cool J’s look within the music video for “I am Unhealthy.”

The venture is dotted with samples, together with Crime Mob’s “Knuck If You Buck” on the tune “I will Take Care of You.” Tyler additionally makes use of Child Keem’s ad-lib “Ugh” from his 2021 tune “Booman” on “Do not Faucet That Glass/Tweakin’.”

On the monitor “Inform Me What It Is,” Tyler pays homage to André 3000 by utilizing a 3K line from the 2004 Kelis tune “Millionaire” that includes the OutKast member. And there is extra.

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