вЂњDroppinвЂ™ SeedsвЂќ is an interesting interlude with a short LilвЂ™ Wayne verse that exceeded expectations. Tyler shifts back and forth from these two personalities from track to track, showing his softer side on tracks like вЂњBoredomвЂќ and вЂњ911/Mr.LonelyвЂќ, and showing off his more aggressive, self-obsessed side on tracks like вЂњI AinвЂ™t Got TimeвЂќ. TylerвЂ™s flow is a bit hard to follow but the singing is extremely interesting and creative, making it one of my favorite tracks. It is based on an extended metaphor discussing TylerвЂ™s sexuality that had many people in awe. вЂњGarden ShedвЂќ is another smooth, melodic, and sonically interesting track that kept my attention through the very short time it ran. One is sincere and soft and sensitive, while the other is obsessed with himself, money, and success. This shows the two sides of Tyler that I really think he is trying to display on this album. This transitions into the hardest hitting and most вЂbangableвЂ™ song on the album, вЂњWho dat BoyвЂќ, featuring A$AP Rocky. He continues on the track to sing, вЂњI can only see your face when I close my eyes.вЂќ The collaborators on this track flow perfectly with one another to create a song that is both extremely thoughtful and extremely creative. He writes вЂњI wonder if you look both ways when you cross my mindвЂќ. вЂњSee You AgainвЂќ is a smooth and creative love ballad that sounds as sincere as it does creative and out of the ordinary. It is still decent lyrically and sonically but nothing about the hook or melodies or lyrics stick out to me in any way. Usually, a Tyler/Frank collaboration would be something I would obsess over but this track comes off as one of the more boring and uninteresting tracks on the album. The second track features Frank Ocean, and to be honest, I was expecting a lot more from this track. He raps as if he knows these things arenвЂ™t what he should be chasing, but they are filling a void in his life. He raps about things that he used to make fun of people for rapping about clothes, cars, money, and all things materialistic. The album starts off with a song that sounds like it could come strait off of his first mixtape вЂњBastardвЂќ because of the soft melodic instrumental and the obvious focus on his bars. The flow from track to track seems effortless, and finding things that are displeasing about the project are honestly very difficult. After only a few listens I found myself humming some of the more melodic and catchier hooks and flows, which is always a good sign. From beginning to end the sounds and instrumentals are interesting and attention grabbing. I have been a fan of Tyler, the Creator and a real вЂњgolf boyвЂќ myself for a few years now, and вЂњFlower BoyвЂќ is my favorite project from Tyler yet. However you interpret the lyrics, you can never take Tyler too seriously, although the sounds and lyrics on this project do sound far more serious and important than anything he has dropped in the past.

Tyler has said himself that he has nothing against the LGBTQ community and that what he says are just words that have no meaning. This was such a shock because of what some would consider homophobic lyrics on past projects and previous albums. Since the group he created, вЂњOdd FutureвЂќ, broke up in the summer of 2015, Tyler has been causing less and less drama over twitter and in his own music.ДЄbout a week before the release date, a leak of the album hit the internet that had a lot of people buzzing because of lyrics that explicitly suggested that Tyler was coming out of the closet. Tyler, the Creator is notorious for trolling, bullying, and causing internet drama, but on his latest album, вЂњFlower BoyвЂќ he seems more socially conscious and serious than ever.

Tyler, the Creator is back with his most sonically impressive album to date.

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