#Tyler the creator wolf story drivers

#Tyler the creator wolf story drivers

Sir Baudelaire, the fresh, fly moniker Tyler adopts on his latest album, Call Me If You Get Lost, is also annoyed by slow drivers in front of him (вЂњI wish you would drive, bitchвЂќ) and amused by a jogger to his right (вЂњShe ran like a fucking dorkвЂќ) during the ride. That shit is gorgeous.вЂќ He finds joy in the unconventional details of life, even down to what heвЂ™s eating.

Tyler describes the meat with a gleam of excitement in his eyes, like he just heard the perfect song for the very first time.

вЂњItвЂ™s called Dry Rubbed Black Forest,вЂќ he tells his passengers, including longtime friends Jasper and Lionel Boyce. HeвЂ™s driving through Los AngelesвЂ™ residential streets in his вЂњGreen GoblinвЂќ Rolls-Royce Cullinan on an overcast afternoon in late August, fixated on his favorite real-deal bacon discovery at Whole Foods. While heвЂ™s accustomed to racking up plenty of bluefaces thanks to six critically acclaimed albums, the 30-year-old rapper isnвЂ™t focused on the money-inspired idiom at the moment. Tyler, The Creator loves to bring home the bacon.

Close to 15 years in hip-hop at his back and respect from peers and vets alike, the rap visionary has no limits on what heвЂ™ll do next.Д®ditorвЂ™s Note: This story originally appeared in the Fall 2021 issue of XXL Magazine, on stands in October 2021. Tyler, The Creator lays claim to arguably the best hip-hop album of the year, and 2021вЂ™s not even done yet.