Tyler ends the track by saying, “welcome to deathcamp,” a play on the track name and alluding to the story from his past album, “Wolf.”Īfter “ DEATHCAMP,” the album takes a turn in a different direction with “BUFFALO.” With its simplistic beats, complemented by a slow bass drum, mixed with a low-pitched car alarm going in and out, “BUFFALO” is truly a standout song from the album. He continues by making an analogy about how he’s “making plates” (writing and recording raps/music) and that those around him are “washing dishes” (slacking, doing his dirty work). The album starts off with the N*E*R*D inspired track, “DEATHCAMP.” “DEATHCAMP” is a hard-hitting first track with Tyler spitting some clever and killer bars about how fame wasn’t exactly how he envisioned it. “Cherry Bomb,” is a 13 track, dark and demonic fest full of repulsive lyrics typical of Tyler, and some clever bars mixed in as well. Yet, today, Tyler reenters the rap world with a brand new album after being relatively quiet for the past two years. With projects under his belt like “Goblin” and “Wolf,” Tyler showed the world a new mix of comedy, storytelling, obscene language and horror core in his music. After a two year hiatus, Odd Future ringleader Tyler, The Creator explodes back on the mainstream hip-hop scene, dropping his new full length album, “ Cherry Bomb”.Īfter amassing a cult following his release of his first full length album, “Goblin,” Tyler and the Odd Future collective continued to drop projects over the next couple years.

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