However, the album as a whole is more approachable for a vast audience. This album shows a sense of maturity in the artist, emceeing in a calmer manner than his previous work. His flow was more melodic, deviating from his usual sound of elevated, morphed and aggressive vocals. Basically Tyler stopped yelling on the mic! Still, he was gritty and raw, especially with tracks like 'Who Dat Boi' and 'I Ain't Got Time'. In short: Tyler undoubtedly brought it on his latest work.
His sound is definitely a distinct one, but if you're like me and he gages your interests, you're going to have a new appreciation for Tyler with this latest album, Scum Fuck Flower Boy. Somehow Tyler was able to keep his raw style in his music while giving his fans a different sound from him. If you listen to Tyler, The Creator, you're already in the super elite category of weirdos with a love for experimental rap.
