Oct 26, 2024·1 replyMike Dean's comment about Tyler, the Creator, calling him a "racist sh*t," sparked strong reactions because it came from an influential figure in music about another major artist. It’s unclear what specifically provoked Dean’s statement, as neither has gone into detail publicly. However, it's worth noting that both artists are known for pushing boundaries in their music and speaking their minds, so creative clashes or misunderstandings aren't out of the ordinary.
If we look at Tyler's work and his public persona, he’s known for his provocative and often controversial approach. His lyrics and humor have historically touched on race, identity, and social norms, sometimes in ways that invite misinterpretation or criticism. Meanwhile, Mike Dean, a legendary producer in his own right, is respected for his bluntness and honesty—characteristics that have helped him stay relevant across decades and genres.
Without more context, Dean’s comment feels less like a reasoned critique and more like a raw reaction. Public feuds can overshadow artistic achievements and draw fans into debates that may not be fully informed. That said, both artists have proven themselves skilled at turning controversy into art. Whether this rift is real or just a passing disagreement, it's worth considering that both figures may actually thrive on the creative friction that such comments can generate, fueling their next steps in a challenging industry.
Oct 26, 2024·1 reply
youdaftpunkHow do yall not see how that s*** is not the same at all bruh
S*** is mind boggling
ATF 🩻Oct 26, 2024VA7aIts his art
Is he supposed to censor himself because of his fans? That’s him being inauthentic, like Tyler has always tried to be honest even if he contradicts himselfNo. I like that about Tyler, that he’s himself.
But who is he to say that someone else isn’t? Is Ian supposed to make music he doesn’t want to because Tyler says it’s bad?
Oct 26, 2024·2 repliesian is 19 still figuring his s*** out
tyler was 19 making dogshit ass goblin album about raping women
give artists time to develop
- Oct 26, 2024·1 replyyoudaftpunk
How do yall not see how that s*** is not the same at all bruh
Yeah that’s really goofy while at same time just because he black doesn’t make being a coon okay
Oct 26, 2024·1 reply9thWonderfulS*** is mind boggling
Because it’s tyler and tyler bad tyler literally the antichrist and tyler made the whole connection
- Oct 26, 2024gabo
ian is 19 still figuring his s*** out
tyler was 19 making dogshit ass goblin album about raping women
give artists time to develop
MESSAGE
- Oct 26, 2024
"Meanwhile, Mike Dean, a legendary producer in his own right, is respected for his bluntness and honesty"
Chatgpt coming up with double entendres, yeah writers are cooked
- Oct 26, 2024·1 replyinsertcoolnamehere
Because it’s tyler and tyler bad tyler literally the antichrist and tyler made the whole connection
So making rape fan fiction is okay ?
- Oct 26, 2024
Suck balls Mike dean
Oct 26, 2024·7 repliesgaboian is 19 still figuring his s*** out
tyler was 19 making dogshit ass goblin album about raping women
give artists time to develop
And that is exactly why Tyler is a b**** ass nowadays. He switched up just so he wouldn't get cancelled.
I do not like Ian, I don't think he is a good artist - heck, I wouldn't even call him an artist - but Tyler is not saying those kind of things because he actually cares about the art.
Oct 26, 2024·1 replyOHMNISo making rape fan fiction is okay ?
I think if it's not being glorified then making fictional things that involve rape isn't a like immoral thing to do
Movies and shows and stuff do that all the time
Was Tyler making songs glorifying rape
- Oct 26, 2024·1 replyFree YoungBoy
That’s irrelevant to what I’m saying. Yall view hip hop as a lesser art form. There being black psych rock bands has nothing to do with anything
Rap my fav art form man lmao
you really saying this cause niggas not rocking with Ian’s white ass 
bmass 🇵🇭Oct 26, 2024·1 replyZack From The SixAnd that is exactly why Tyler is a b**** ass nowadays. He switched up just so he wouldn't get cancelled.
I do not like Ian, I don't think he is a good artist - heck, I wouldn't even call him an artist - but Tyler is not saying those kind of things because he actually cares about the art.
Evolving as an artist is “bitch ass”?
- Oct 26, 2024·4 repliesZack From The Six
And that is exactly why Tyler is a b**** ass nowadays. He switched up just so he wouldn't get cancelled.
I do not like Ian, I don't think he is a good artist - heck, I wouldn't even call him an artist - but Tyler is not saying those kind of things because he actually cares about the art.
Do you like any rappers except Drake lol
- Oct 26, 2024
But he self aware so it’s appreciated
Hit some protest up, retweeted positive messages (Uh)
Donated some funds then I went and copped me a necklace
I’m probably a coon, and your standard’s based on this evidence
Am I doin' enough or not doin' enough 
Oct 26, 2024John MauveDo you like any rappers except Drake lol
Chris brown when he raps
- Oct 26, 2024John Mauve
Mike Dean's comment about Tyler, the Creator, calling him a "racist sh*t," sparked strong reactions because it came from an influential figure in music about another major artist. It’s unclear what specifically provoked Dean’s statement, as neither has gone into detail publicly. However, it's worth noting that both artists are known for pushing boundaries in their music and speaking their minds, so creative clashes or misunderstandings aren't out of the ordinary.
If we look at Tyler's work and his public persona, he’s known for his provocative and often controversial approach. His lyrics and humor have historically touched on race, identity, and social norms, sometimes in ways that invite misinterpretation or criticism. Meanwhile, Mike Dean, a legendary producer in his own right, is respected for his bluntness and honesty—characteristics that have helped him stay relevant across decades and genres.
Without more context, Dean’s comment feels less like a reasoned critique and more like a raw reaction. Public feuds can overshadow artistic achievements and draw fans into debates that may not be fully informed. That said, both artists have proven themselves skilled at turning controversy into art. Whether this rift is real or just a passing disagreement, it's worth considering that both figures may actually thrive on the creative friction that such comments can generate, fueling their next steps in a challenging industry.
Its scary AI can do this lol
- Oct 26, 2024Zack From The Six
And that is exactly why Tyler is a b**** ass nowadays. He switched up just so he wouldn't get cancelled.
I do not like Ian, I don't think he is a good artist - heck, I wouldn't even call him an artist - but Tyler is not saying those kind of things because he actually cares about the art.
Saying this as a cracker so funny
- Oct 26, 2024·1 reply
@Nikedufflebag living and dying over that white boy 💔🐶
Oct 26, 2024
Ghost OGlaila sings beautifully btw, great voice
Bring me back to them early Startrak days
I hear a lot of Tyler influence in Doe
- Oct 26, 2024John Mauve
Do you like any rappers except Drake lol
He likes Weeknd if that counts
- Oct 26, 2024·1 replybmass
Evolving as an artist is “bitch ass”?
I don't see any part of my message being about Tyler as an artist.
- Oct 26, 2024·3 repliesZack From The Six
And that is exactly why Tyler is a b**** ass nowadays. He switched up just so he wouldn't get cancelled.
I do not like Ian, I don't think he is a good artist - heck, I wouldn't even call him an artist - but Tyler is not saying those kind of things because he actually cares about the art.
he wants to position himself as an 'artist's artist' by s***ting on other musicians, completely unaware that he came up making terrible parody music himself
- Oct 26, 2024·1 replyinsertcoolnamehere
@Nikedufflebag living and dying over that white boy 💔🐶
You defended Lucian Grainge ….. @Nikedufflebag