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Tyler the Creator has hit a spring of controversy this week after old tweets from his early Odd Future days came roaring back into public scrutiny. The catalyst this time was a single like—he hit a heart on a post that slammed a segment of his own (largely white) fanbase for not being interested in Black art. According to Cassius Life and echoed by Complex, this move sparked heated debates across social channels, with fans and critics swiftly dragging up Tyler’s old Twitter posts from the early 2010s. The internet lit up with direct quotes from Tyler’s past, including anti-Black jokes, disparaging remarks about Black History Month, and comments interpreted as mocking Black culture—much of it an uncomfortable echo of his early-career, shock-jock persona. Complex and The Tribune both report that among the posts was a missive about hating Black History Month and biting humor about affirmative action. These resurfaced comments have left fans divided: some insist Tyler’s body of work and public growth should speak louder than decade-old tweets, while others are angry at what they view as avoidance, especially since Tyler has deleted many of the offending posts without a public apology or statement. As of now, Tyler remains silent, fueling speculation and debate; some see the silence as a tacit attempt to distance himself from the backlash, while others point to his clear evolution as an artist and person and urge the public to move on. The backdrop for all this isn’t just internet outrage—it’s a wider argument about celebrity accountability in an age of permanent digital memory.

Beyond controversy, the business side of Tyler’s career rolls on with major developments. As reported by CLTure, his much-anticipated eighth studio album Chromakopia is set to drop October 28, accompanied by a 2025 tour with Lil Yachty and Paris Texas. This marks another milestone for Tyler, whose last record, Call Me If You Get Lost, brought home a Grammy. Tickets for the new tour are drawing strong interest with Amex and artist presales already making headlines in fan circles. Over on TickPick, details of a big Tyler show at Converse Lovejoy Wharf on October 31, 2025, generated buzz among concertgoers looking for the next live experience. And looking forward internationally, Travel and Tour World reports that Tyler is already slated to headline the All Points East Festival in London in August 2026—an indicator of his continued global draw. Even amid drama, his grip on the music world shows no sign of slipping.

While the past can chase almost any artist online these days, Tyler the Creator stands at a crossroads: his commercial clout and artistic vision are peaking, even as his growth and authenticity are once again on trial in the court of digital opinion. The world now waits to see if Tyler will speak up or simply let time and his evolving catalog rewrite the narrative.

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