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  • Oct 18, 2025
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    I always felt like there was a subconscious part of me that never let me fully dive into his s***. The vids from around that time, combined with all the emboldened snooty white kids thinking they can say nigga and wearing his merch put me completely off him. And his rebrand, in a sense, had a stench of phoniness and desperation to me. At least a few years ago. Now, I definitely respect the self awareness he’s shown to display his influences in his music, and how far he’s gotten. But overall I’ll always have a attitude when it comes to him

  • POOM POOM DOOM

    Someone filmed Tyler walking with Koopz of Stray Rats, with media outlets and twitter claiming it was his secret lover.

    Around the same time he made a post commemorating the late D'Angelo, only for his post to be met with his cringe fans being cringe in the comments.

    All this culminated in Tyler making a post where he referred to white people as "sun dodgers" sparking a conversation about how Tyler makes it no secret that he is overtly ashamed of his fanbase.

    This has led people to once again dig up Tyler's past, to make a point of how he kind of brought this on himself.

    he really did. this guy used to get on a high horse and mock his peers for “wearing jordans and only using hi-hats” when he himself supposedly knew what chord progressions were. he ping ponged between respecting hip hop to s***ting on it, both sides when it benefitted his capitalistic scum ass.

    now he has to remind everyone how much he loves r&b and hiphop with overtly expressive tacky posts that sound ai generated.

  • Oct 18, 2025
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    notbrock

    I honestly just try to look at a lot of production without tinted glasses

    I’m sure I got some opinions on classics that would get you heated

    Share those opinions

  • Flubber

    There's definitely truth to what you are saying & it was definitely a small mindedness

    Sort of like how people would find Sorry To Bother You weird as a black film but they'd be fine with a white guy making it

    There has been a large amounts of self policing/scrutiny/'nah that's white/you ain't black/oreo' (for stuff that is normal/acceptable)

    I remember seeing a Zack Fox video where he was talking about new niggas repping anime when they used to clown folks for it but now Megan & them got it looking cool so it's more accepted.

    It's almost like the umpteenth tweet about a black person admitting they liked Paramore or 00s pop punk but felt too embarrassed to admit it

    Yup this is exactly what I’m getting at. It does not excuse Tyler’s antics back then at all, but you could tell he was doing it out of spite unfortunately.

  • Oct 18, 2025

    I don't even know how I gotta light viral tweet off this s*** honestly

  • Oct 18, 2025
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    Free YoungBoy

    Definitely not the average. Like Mr get dough said there’s a certain type of black fan that considers Eminem the goat and that fan was definitely not discriminating against tyler for being edgy

    lol nah they certainly were. My brothers who grew up on 90s rap thought that nigga Tyler was satanic and weird for sure.

  • insertcoolnamehere

    Q Tip and Lil Jon also were also just cool (which as you get older, it’s not that hard to do)

    The thing a lot of “black outcasts/loners/AANs” fail to realize until they grow out of it is that…no one inherently hated the things that they were into, it was you dude.

    Like Tyler (from his social media presence) comes off like someone hella abrasive that would prolly be an irritant to some folks. It’s why WE all fell in love with him but it’s like a gift and a curse to be “different”

    nah this isn’t fair to say at all.

  • Oct 18, 2025
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    Tyler still don’t have a better verse than Mike G on Cool

  • Oct 18, 2025
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    This whole shtick of him hating his white fans would be more believable if he wasn’t consistently dating white men lol

  • Oct 18, 2025
    JeffersonSteelflex

    lol nah they certainly were. My brothers who grew up on 90s rap thought that nigga Tyler was satanic and weird for sure.

    Idk man. I’m Gen Z and the black Eminem fans had a lot of overlap with OF stans. It makes sense cause they’re from his lineage

  • Oct 18, 2025
    Sir Real

    Tyler still don’t have a better verse than Mike G on Cool

    Nigga shut up

  • Oct 18, 2025
    iHype

    This whole shtick of him hating his white fans would be more believable if he wasn’t consistently dating white men lol

    Yall be posting the most random s***

  • Oct 18, 2025
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    frfr i dont know what is even anymore

    Yeah this is pretty true, chromokopia is by far his most personal and vulnerable album and you don't really see fans of his push it the way they did his other albums. kind of sad really because i think it's probably his best album to date

    actually, you see this sort of thing on ktt2 as well .

  • Oct 18, 2025
    Flubber

    Share those opinions

    Basically I’m saying I like to look at production for how it sounds now without taking into account the era it was made

    This gets kinda controversial because a lot of classic s*** doesn’t hold up when compared with modern stuff

    I think some of Kanye’s production on The Blueprint holds up better than a majority of The College Dropout, Which mostly aged bad

  • Oct 18, 2025
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    kusa

    Yeah this is pretty true, chromokopia is by far his most personal and vulnerable album and you don't really see fans of his push it the way they did his other albums. kind of sad really because i think it's probably his best album to date

    actually, you see this sort of thing on ktt2 as well .

    Mad tyler fans rate it the lowest in his modern era lol

  • Oct 18, 2025
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    mr get dough

    the hold wolf has on the fandom gotta be studied man

    It's the peak of the OF era and sadly I wasn't there for it, but from the looks of it, it's a very nostalgic time period.

  • Oct 18, 2025
    Kee

    It's the peak of the OF era and sadly I wasn't there for it, but from the looks of it, it's a very nostalgic time period.

    Yes

  • Oct 18, 2025
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    Kee

    It's the peak of the OF era and sadly I wasn't there for it, but from the looks of it, it's a very nostalgic time period.

    As someone that was there, I don’t understand how folks rate that over anything he’s done in the last 8 years personally. Wolf lyrically was still immature and it was extremely bloated imo. Yes there’s some all time tyler gems on there but as a whole it isn’t top 5 tyler at all.

  • Oct 18, 2025

    100% true

  • Oct 18, 2025

    i honestly feel like this is indicative of how wildly popular rap music has become over the past decade

    it absolutely has attracted more normies/casual listeners than it once did. we can also deduce this is due to globalisation (someone on here said that and i agree)

    even if you look at the early 2010s, i feel like you had be part of the circle to really know what's going on in rap/music culture

    the proliferation of rap superstars has meant rap has become more accessible and that inherently means tyler will attract the fans he does IMO

  • Oct 18, 2025

    you ask a rap fan in 2025 if they know who ken carson is they will say yes

    if you ask a rap fan in 2025 if they know who wale is they will say no

  • Nuja 🦋
    Oct 18, 2025

    I’m so sick of mfs trying to be holier than thou regarding this s*** on Twitter (not talking about op strictly Twitter)

    2010-2012 was a different time. Not everyone, BUT A LOT of people including black people were parroting the edgelord odd future s***.

    I actually did not like a lot of Tyler’s earlier stuff because it made me uncomfortable. I hated Goblin completely. I liked B******. I was like a fresh 18 when I discovered Tyler in 2010. I def parroted some of that edgy s*** but not all of it. Most people did on Twitter. It’s why there is always a very specific time frame that god awful tweets resurface from because odd future normalized it in a sense to just tweet outlandish s***. Then it was acceptable as society did not give a f***. Now it’s not and rightfully so.

    I wouldn’t even consider my OF phase that bad all things consider and still cringe at little s*** I was doing. But we are in our 30s now. I can reflect on s*** I did outside of odd future that was unacceptable and cringe. It’s called growth. Most people were not saints back in the day. And yes Tyler is guilty of a lot of s*** that he has to live with like the blackface bs. But I hate everyone acting like they were all 100% innocent if they were fans during that time like they weren’t all quoting tron cat lyrics.

    As far as the fans overall. If you’re still acting like a 2011 fan in 2025 there comes a point someone just needs to slap you and say grow up. It’s hard for me to believe that a large part of that specific part of the base still exists because again, most of us are in our 30s or pushing it. But I guess they do unfortunately