Call Me If You Get Lost

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There’s a handful of eyebrow-raising verses across Tyler, The Creator’s <i>CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST</i>—particularly those from 42 Dugg, Lil Uzi Vert, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Pharrell, and Lil Wayne—but none of the aforementioned are as surprising as the ones Tyler delivers himself. The Los Angeles-hailing MC, and onetime nucleus of the culture-shifting Odd Future collective, made a name for himself as a preternaturally talented MC whose impeccable taste in streetwear and calls to “kill people, burn shit, fuck school” perfectly encapsulated the angst of his generation. But across <i>CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST</i>, the man once known as Wolf Haley is just a guy who likes to rock ice and collect stamps on his passport, who might whisper into your significant other’s ear while you’re in the restroom. In other word, a prototypical rapper. But in this case, an exceptionally great one. .

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