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  • Tyler The Creator Had A “Blast” Filming “Marty Supreme”

    Tyler The Creator is known for his innovative music and unique artistic vision, but he’s also been flexing his acting muscles! He recently starred in Josh Safdie’s new film, ‘Marty Supreme,’ and it sounds like he had an absolutely fantastic time on set.

    A “Blast” on Set with Hollywood Stars

    The film, which hit theaters on December 25th, features Tyler playing Wally, a taxi driver and friend to the titular character, Marty Reisman, portrayed by none other than Timothée Chalamet. Tyler took to Instagram on Monday to share his reflections on the experience, posting a series of behind-the-scenes photos.

    In his caption, he expressed his enthusiasm: ‘MARTY SUPREME IN THEATERS NOW, GLUE YOUR EYES OPEN. What a time. Thank you thank you josh. Started shooting this movie same week CHROMAKOPIA came out. What a blast. I love jumping head first into something new. Not being good not being bad just raw newness.’ He urged fans to see it on the big screen, emphasizing the importance of the theatrical experience without couch and phone distractions.

    The Star-Studded Cast of ‘Marty Supreme’

    ‘Marty Supreme’ loosely chronicles the life and career of American table tennis player Marty Reisman. The film boasts an impressive cast, including Timothée Chalamet, Tyler, the Creator, Gwyneth Paltrow, Odessa A’zion, Kevin O’Leary, Abel Ferrara, and Fran Drescher.

    A Grueling, Yet Rewarding, Filming Process

    This wasn’t Tyler’s first time discussing the making of ‘Marty Supreme.’ He previously shared with Apple Music that filming began shortly after the release of his eighth studio album, ‘Chromakopia.’ This demanding schedule meant he got ‘no sleep’ during the process.

    It’s for the love of this f*cking game. I’m so used to the warm weather back home that coming here and we shooting upstate and stuff, I got sick, like, from just the instant cold weather. So I’m whooped, bro. And I think my hotel had mold, like, not joking. — Tyler The Creator

    Despite the challenges, including battling illness from the cold weather and potential mold in his hotel, Tyler’s passion for diving into new artistic endeavors shines through. He embraces the ‘raw newness’ of exploring different creative territories.

    Adding to the film’s promotion, Timothée Chalamet even collaborated with EsDeeKid on a remix of his song ‘4 Raws,’ featuring lyrics that directly reference ‘Marty Supreme.’ It’s clear the entire team is excited about bringing this project to audiences.

    Have you seen ‘Marty Supreme’ yet? What did you think of Tyler The Creator’s performance? Let us know in the comments below!

  • Tyler, The Creator Almost Retired After ‘Chromakopia’

    Hold onto your hats, music fans! Tyler, The Creator recently shared that his 2024 album, “Chromakopia,” almost marked the end of his music career for a significant period. He opened up about his original intentions for the project and how its success ultimately changed his plans.

    A Near-Retirement Plan

    In a heartfelt Instagram post celebrating the one-year anniversary of “Chromakopia,” Tyler revealed his initial plan: “I was planning on this being my last album for a VERY long time.” He envisioned releasing the album, embarking on a major tour, and then stepping away to focus on other aspects of life, like acting roles, and simply “see what a life is like without work being top of mind.”

    He admitted that stepping away is challenging because “I love making things.” It seems the creative drive is hard to ignore, especially when the work resonates so strongly with audiences.

    Unexpected Success and Gratitude

    Despite his plans for a hiatus, “Chromakopia” ended up taking Tyler to new heights. “I laugh to myself alot because this album ended up taking me places the others didnt,” he shared. “15 years in; biggest its ever been. Im in awe of the success.”

    He expressed immense gratitude for the tour, thanking his collaborators Lil Yachty and Paris Texas, and everyone who attended the shows, calling Cincinnati his favorite stop. Tyler reflected on the passage of time, noting, “Its been a year since release, time is moving.”

    A New Track and a Follow-Up

    To mark the anniversary, Tyler released a deluxe version of “Chromakopia” featuring one new song, titled “Mother.” The track delves into his relationship with his mom and his upbringing, with lyrics like, “Momma told me not to come over there / But that’s all y’all knew, the red and the blue / I liked baby pink at the time…”

    The original “Chromakopia” dropped in October 2024 and featured a star-studded lineup including Daniel Caesar, Doechii, GloRilla, Lil Wayne, and more. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Interestingly, Tyler has already released another project, “Don’t Tap the Glass,” in July 2025, featuring Pharrell Williams and others, proving his creative energy is still very much alive.

    What do you think of Tyler, The Creator’s decision to continue creating music? Does “Chromakopia” hold a special place in your life? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

  • Tyler the Creator Drops New Song ‘Mother’

    Get ready to hit play! Tyler the Creator fans have a reason to celebrate this morning as the artist has officially released ‘Chromakopia+’ on streaming platforms. This special deluxe version arrives just in time to mark the one-year anniversary of his acclaimed album, ‘Chromakopia.’

    A Surprise Addition: ‘Mother’

    The most exciting part of ‘Chromakopia+’ is the inclusion of a brand-new track titled ‘Mother.’ Interestingly, this song isn’t tucked away at the beginning or end of the tracklist. Instead, it finds its place as the 12th song, adding a unique listening experience. Given the themes and overall sound of ‘Mother,’ many fans, and perhaps even the writer, are surprised it wasn’t part of the original album.

    The release date for this new track is October 29, 2025, and it’s categorized under the Hip-Hop genre. If you were a fan of the original ‘Chromakopia,’ you’ll definitely want to give this fresh addition a listen. It’s a great way to revisit the album with a new perspective.

    Quotable Lyrics from ‘Mother’

    Homie made sure nobody came to press lines, fine
    Momma told me not to come over there
    But y’all treat me right, y’all handle my fights
    And told me not to ever, ever, ever, ever pick up this life
    I hope I did right — Tyler the Creator – ‘Mother’

    A Year of ‘Chromakopia’

    The original ‘Chromakopia’ has resonated with fans over the past year, and the release of ‘Chromakopia+’ with the new track ‘Mother’ is a thoughtful way to celebrate its success. It shows an artist who continues to engage with his audience and offer fresh content even after a major album release.

    Have you listened to Tyler the Creator’s new song ‘Mother’ yet? What do you think of it and the ‘Chromakopia+’ deluxe edition? Let us know in the comments below!

  • Tyler, The Creator Drops ‘Chromakopia+’ Deluxe Album

    Guess what, music lovers? It’s a fantastic day for fans of Tyler, the Creator! To celebrate the one-year anniversary of his critically acclaimed 2024 album, ‘Chromakopia,’ the artist has just dropped the deluxe version, ‘Chromakopia+,’ onto all major streaming platforms. You can finally get your hands on that extra track you’ve been waiting for!

    From Vinyl Exclusive to Streaming Hit

    Remember when ‘Chromakopia’ first came out last year? Just a day later, Tyler surprised everyone by releasing a physical vinyl version called ‘Chromakopia+’ on his website. This special edition included a fan-favorite track titled “Mother,” but sadly, it remained unavailable on streaming services. Until now!

    To mark the album’s first anniversary, Tyler has blessed us by making ‘Chromakopia+’ fully accessible on Spotify, Apple Music, and more. This means you can now stream the complete 15-song tracklist, including the highly sought-after “Mother,” seamlessly integrated between other standout tracks like “Thought I Was Dead” and “Like Him.”

    What’s New on ‘Chromakopia+’?

    The original ‘Chromakopia’ was a major moment in 2024, and the addition of “Mother” only enhances the listening experience. This deluxe version solidifies the album’s place as a must-listen for any Tyler, the Creator enthusiast. It’s the perfect time to dive back in or discover it for the first time.

    The Full ‘Chromakopia+’ Tracklist

    • St. Chroma ft. Daniel Caesar
    • Rah Tah Tah
    • Noid
    • Darling, I ft. Teezo Touchdown
    • Hey Jane
    • I Killed You
    • Judge Judy
    • Sticky ft. GloRilla, Sexyy Red & Lil Wayne
    • Take Your Mask Off ft. Daniel Caesar & LaToya Williams
    • Tomorrow
    • Thought I Was Dead ft. ScHoolboy Q & Santigold
    • Mother
    • Like Him ft. Lola Young
    • Balloon ft. Doechii
    • I Hope You Find Your Way Home

    With features from an impressive lineup including Daniel Caesar, Teezo Touchdown, GloRilla, Sexyy Red, Lil Wayne, ScHoolboy Q, Santigold, Lola Young, and Doechii, ‘Chromakopia+’ is packed with incredible talent. The inclusion of “Mother” makes this anniversary release even more special.

    Are you excited to stream the ‘Chromakopia+’ deluxe album? What are your favorite tracks from the original ‘Chromakopia’? Let us know in the comments below!

  • Tyler, The Creator Denies “Hebrew Jazz Funk” Album Rumor

    You know Tyler, The Creator loves to keep us guessing, right? He’s an artist who constantly pushes boundaries and keeps his fans on their toes. But even for him, a rumored “Hebrew Jazz Funk” album might be a step too far into the avant-garde. Well, good news for anyone who was intrigued (or perhaps bewildered) – it’s not happening!

    Lil Yachty’s Joke and Tyler’s Response

    The whole thing kicked off when Lil Yachty, who recently opened for Tyler on the CHROMAKOPIA Tour, posted a thank you on Instagram. In a playful moment, Yachty joked about Tyler working on a “Hebrew Jazz Funk” album set for a 2026 release. While most fans likely recognized it as a bit of trolling, Tyler himself decided to jump into the comments to set the record straight.

    Tyler’s response was classic him: “LMFAOOOO NO IM NOT DONT GET THESE GULLIBLE ASS FANS HOPES UP THESE N****S STILL THINK A STICKY VIDEO IS COMING.” He clearly wants to manage expectations and avoid fueling any more fan theories.

    The “Sticky” Video Saga Continues

    The mention of the “Sticky” video is a nod to a long-running fan discussion. Even though the album *Chromakopia* is approaching its one-year anniversary, some fans still hold out hope for a music video for the song “Sticky.” Tyler has repeatedly denied that such visuals exist, but the persistence of this fan theory clearly still amuses and perhaps slightly annoys him.

    Why the Skepticism? Past Surprises

    It’s understandable why fans might be a bit skeptical about what Tyler might or might not release. Just three weeks prior to this joke, he surprise-dropped a music video for “Darling, I.” This video featured a star-studded cast, including Ayo Edebiri, Nia Long, Chase Infiniti, and Willow Smith, showing that he can still pull off unexpected visual releases.

    Furthermore, before *CHROMAKOPIA* dropped in October 2024, Tyler initially claimed there would be no features on the album. However, the track “DON’T TAP THE GLASS” arrived with little notice and included features, proving that his initial statements aren’t always the final word. This history of surprise drops and changing plans makes it hard to pin down what’s next.

    • Lil Yachty joked about a “Hebrew Jazz Funk” album from Tyler, The Creator.
    • Tyler, The Creator responded directly, denying the album’s existence.
    • He referenced ongoing fan expectations for a “Sticky” music video.
    • Tyler has a history of surprise releases and changing plans.
    • Fans remain eager for new music and visuals from the artist.

    So, while the idea of a “Hebrew Jazz Funk” album might be wild, Tyler’s tendency to surprise us means we should always stay tuned. For now, though, you can rest assured that particular genre-bending project isn’t on the horizon.

    What do you think about Tyler’s response? Are you still holding out hope for that “Sticky” video? Let us know in the comments below!