Tyler The Creator Shoots Down The Existence Of A “Hebrew Jazz Funk” Album After Lil Yachty IG Post

Tyler The Creator likes to maintain his followers on their toes, however sadly for anybody who believed it (which is probably going not many), he is not going to be dropping a Hebrew Jazz Funk album in 2026. Lil Yachty, who opened for Tyler on the CHROMAKOPIA Tour, posted an image on Instagram thanking the MC for the chance.

Following his expression of gratitude, he joked about Tyler engaged on a “Hebrew Jazz Funk” album for a 2026 launch. Clearly, most followers had little doubt that Yachty was trolling, however Tyler nonetheless took to Yachty’s replies to set the document straight.

“LMFAOOOO NO IM NOT DONT GET THESE GULLIBLE ASS FANS HOPES UP THESE N****S STILL THINK A STICKY VIDEO IS COMING,” he wrote. The “Sticky” video has been a degree of rivalry for Tyler followers since Chromakopia dropped. At the same time as we get nearer to the one-year anniversary of the album, there are some who nonetheless assume that there is a video for the music on the way in which, regardless of Tyler repeatedly denying the existence of visuals for the music.

It’s not laborious to see why his followers could also be a bit skeptical in regards to the “Sticky” video specifically, as he shock dropped a visible element for “Darling, I” simply three weeks in the past. The video featured a forged of stars together with Ayo Edebiri (who additionally made a cameo within the video for “Noid”), Nia Lengthy, Chase Infiniti, and Willow Smith.

Forward of CHROMAKOPIA‘s launch in October 2024, Tyler claimed there have been no options on the album. After all, that was not true. DON’T TAP THE GLASS got here with just some days discover, in the midst of a tour. Tyler has at all times been tough to pin down, however this final 12 months has made it nearly not possible. At this level, nobody ought to put a Hebrew Jazz Funk album previous him, even when he at present says it doesn’t exist.