Tyler The Creator Drops Star-Studded Music Video For "Darling, I"
Tyler The Creator has stunned followers by sharing a brand new music video for his Chromakopia observe, “Darling, I,” which initially launched again in 2024. Along with himself, the video options appearances from Ayo Edebiri, Lauren London, Nia Lengthy, Willow Smith, Teezo Landing, and extra. All through the piece, Tyler flirts and poses with a sequence of ladies in numerous encounters.
Followers within the feedback part on YouTube are already loving the music video. “Tyler giving yall a music video from a complete totally different album when he has a brand new album out is INSANE! High tier degree artistry right here,” one high response reads. One other fan writes: “My favourite half about listening to your music is listening to the place your mind goes within the manufacturing. An absolute banger.”
Tyler The Creator dropped Chromakopia as his eighth studio album again in October of 2024. He launched into “Chromakopia: The World Tour” to advertise the venture, earlier this 12 months. He nonetheless has extra tour dates lined up abroad via September.
Tyler The Creator “Don’t Faucet the Glass”
The discharge of the music video for “Darling, I” comes regardless of Tyler already having moved on from Chromakopia to drop his newest album, Don’t Faucet the Glass. The brand new venture options collaborations with Pharrell Williams, Madison McFerrin, and Yebba.
With this venture, Tyler got down to encourage his followers to hit the dance ground. He wrote in an announcement on social media on the time of its launch: “I requested some mates why they do not dance in public and a few mentioned due to the worry of being filmed. I assumed rattling, a pure type of expression and a sure connection they’ve with music is now a ghost. It made me surprise how a lot of our human spirit obtained killed due to the worry of being a meme, all for having a superb time… This album was not made for sitting nonetheless. Dancing driving operating any kind of motion is really useful to perhaps perceive the spirit of it. Solely at full quantity.”
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