But you should know that Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale is out this Friday, March 31.

Tyler, the Creator, and Kenya Barris both grew up. Tyler doesn't have bops, he doesn't have a house, he doesn't have bitches he can sock in the mouth, and if he did he wouldn't sock them, and all he has on his neck is my hand if I see him, and he's broke as fuck. Tyler’s publicist had no comment on the line, but the rapper himself quickly clarified things on Twitter: “i dont have kids and dont plan on it hahaha.” In other words, if you don’t know Tyler’s daughter’s name, you’re fine. Tyler Okonma, better known as Tyler, the Creator, is an independent hip-hop artist, music producer, fashion designer and visual artist. Has Tyler been hiding a child?! If “Dogtooth” is a discard from Call Me If You Get Lost, which he released in summer 2021, how long has he been a parent? And if we don’t know Tyler’s daughter’s name, well, what does that mean? It was the bomb he seemed to drop at the end of the track: “If you don’t know my daughter name, then we ain’t really,” he rapped, cut off by the hook. The rapper is readying an Estate Sale of songs that didn’t make his 2021 album, Call Me If You Get Lost, and led things off today with the boastful “Dogtooth.” (One of many choice flexes: “I pull up in the ‘What the fuck is that, dawg?’”) But the biggest surprise wasn’t new Tyler. Tyler, the Creator is back - and back to causing trouble.

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