His violent and angry raps have even earned him comparisons to Eminem. Shock value seemed to be of utmost importance to Tyler and his Odd Future group mates until Wolf. On Bastard’s first track, TC foreshadows the saga of Tyler’s solo efforts, stating, “ this is the first of three sessions…” The trilogy now comes to fruition with Tyler’s third installment, Wolf. Interestingly enough, that album featured sessions with Tyler’s alter-ego and therapist, Dr. It has been reported that Goblin contains the word “ b**ch” 68 times in 73 minutes, which includes a song entitled “ B**ch S*ck D*ck.” For those who realized that Goblin isn’t technically Tyler’s first album, they likely had their expectations met after listening to the self-released project, Bastard. For those introduced to Tyler, The Creator on his first retail release, Goblin, they may recall that the Odd Future front man grabbed the attention of many media outlets by eating a cockroach in the music video for the album’s first single “ Yonkers.” The album went onto celebrate and glorify Tyler’s attitude and issues through violent, gory depictions of rape and murder, designed to astound and disgust. Join the “cowboy” on his own trip as Tyler, The Creator once again shares his twisted thoughts through alternative hip-hop.
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