@@WeebChan-oq1xo thats the point: IGOR doesn't need to apologize for anything, that's why he don't say anything. And cherry bomb doesn't have any lines because he is the one who need to be apologized to
i would kill for a tyler directed movie. this guy is just so good at crafting a story and world. and his music videos are some of the most beautiful directing i've seen for music videos. just absolutely top notch
i fucking love the last 30 seconds. all the build-up, all the panic, all the rage, just to be cut off by silence followed by a slightly sinister but mostly calm loop at the end. i keep revisiting this version because i really like the ending being purely instrumental.
I like the small detail of Baudelaire beginning to sweat. It adds to the feeling of him letting out all of his feelings. (I originally thought that it was because the jacket and hat were really hot)
@@t9kio the album version. for some reason this music video version doesn't have any vocals on the end of it, and to be honest I like it better that way.
@@bolacoitowd8453 maaaan you igor sympithizers are craazy igor is still a bad person but thats also why i love the album hes angry jealous and kinda pathetic just like me fr
@@P1nky44igor, the album has heavenly background vocals, this song has great background vocals. You know who's in the background of the set? Igor. He's saying the stuff in the background
@@haadisyed9138he isn’t necessarily a bad person, he thinks about all the things he could do, knowing that he could never actually act it out. He was angry, but he grew to accept the fact that things happen, and being angry wont change things.
He’s so artistic, just in about 3 minutes he tells a whole story talking about his past seeing all of his past selfs and being sorry for the things he has done but he is also not sorry because look where he is now. Than at the end you see his “naked self” or his true self, killing the facade that everyone know as Tyler. This guy is just amazing.
Also there are 8 tyler's here but he has 7 albums in total, the killing at the end could just be to signal that a new album is coming by killing of Tyler Baudelair
It's amazing how Tyler not only had all of these eras not only in the music video but in the song too: Bastard showing his potential in the beginning Goblin with the outburst rap style Wolf solidifying that he has a vision that's different Cherry Bomb with the smooth instrumental Flower Boy with him being vulnerable about his sexuality IGOR with the harmonies Baudelaire with the braggadocio after making it this far And shirtless Tyler talking about his real life issues as well as killing off all his alter egos at the end.
You know whats crazy, Tyler went from making vines & Creating a whole trilogy to absolute masterpieces like this and to be honest all his alter egos from the past years now really shows how much he is improving on his music, Not onlg that this genuinely made me cry real tears listening to this.
I'd make the argument that of this generation, he should be getting the same recognition as Kendrick. His production is unparalleled, particularly growing as an indie rapper to who he is now. His lyrics touch on things with increasing depth and his features have been fantastic. That's not going into his creativity and style and and growth.
@@fefra1810 tpab and gkmc are unmatched in storytelling, but kendrick dont got cozy ass beats. and besides igor is much better than mr morale and the big steppers albeit i loved both albums, only that igor had no skips
Legit he dressed up as all of his albums and showed his backstory and apologized. killed his old selves, and showed the true him, this is one of the best music videos ever.
The shirtless him is his true self. He’s artistically explaining/representing each album and saying he’s sorry for that stage of his life but his true self is coming through killing his regrets. This is a masterpiece
I think Estate Sale was always part of the Album in the grand scheme of things. He let us have the best of his up coming and used this B side as a way to wrap up the album with a bow by killing his alter egos or personalities if that's how you want to look at his albums. His next project is going to be very interesting on how he approaches it. Who knows what personality will come forward. Although I recall not long ago him saying he isn't going to be making music much longer. I wouldn't be surprised if his next album will be his last for a long while.
I have a feeling this next album is going to be the deepest, most personal, completely honest that Tyler has ever been. The shirtless Tyler represents a Tyler that’s not hiding his identity, he’s literally bearing his emotions on his chest.
@@danceyrselfkleen I’m not a big Tyler fan because I haven’t listened to a lot of his albums, especially the old shit he’s grown out from, but having you dressed up as albums and rapping like them and then getting beat up by a shirtless Tyler does represent a new era or him being tired of different personas that he raps under
You know the raw talent when you can feel the emotion in how he raps. He's not only an incredible writer, but a natural performer. He deserves everything he has and he knows it, that's what I love about him as an artist and a human being. A lot of us don't learn to love and respect ourselves till it's too late to relish in our prime. He's always maintained himself in all this craziness and success.
I've always held the belief that this is a music video to end a career on. The sheer quality and storytelling is amazing, and obviously the message. Love you Tyler
Just wanted to say that I agree with this comment. Like it's safe to say Tyler has a lot.more left in the tank, but if this was his final song and video I wouldn't have a problem with it.
I feel like this is hinting at a new album. every Tyler represents an album/character we've seen before... except for the shirtless tyler that is actively killing off the others.
The shirtless Tyler kinda acting as his raw self or him on the inside killing every era of his old self is such a dope concept and uses nostalgia in such an interesting way. Tyler just executes on a whole other level. His whole career he’s truly done anything he sets his mind to and makes it a reality. It’s beautiful
I just love how every lyric sung by one alter ego fits their character. From Baudelaire both singing and acting egotistical flexing his chains and winking at the crowd that one time in the beginning and how every goblin verse was aggressive and the camera shaking when they came on and even flower boy’s verse was him talking about hiding his love interests and lying. I can’t stop watching the video.
"Thinkin' it's normal 'cause you ain't supposed to make it past eighteen or escape the Figure 8 cycle And I promise this is like a diet, I'ma make a way and I did, did Feel good, work paid off, now we gon' celebrate But niggas claim you arrogant when they can't relate to moments of feelin' great" "I got two words, fuck 'em." Such a powerful verse
This song is incredible. Apologizing for all the things he did in the past but reminding everyone he's not sorry for overcoming his struggles. This is great😭😭
@bob boberson No, he's not sorry about the stuff he talks about when he switches his flow: overcoming section 8, minimum wage jobs, ect. He's admitting he was wrong about everything else. It's supposed to be a contrast of the good and bad thus far in his career.
the way this is shot at double the speed then slowed down makes for such an eerie feeling in all the gesture, perfectly matching the sample and lyrics.
Noticed that something was "strange", like slow, but also weirdly at the right timing, couldn't figure it out what was going lol, thanks for explaining
Tyler dressing up as each one of his albums actually made me cry. Gos to show how long he’s been in the game and how much he has changed. Truly beautiful
@@IsaacShelp he started making music back in 2006/07 when he went by Ace the Creator. He's certainly been more mainstream since Wolf I'd say but has been making music probably longer than some of his fans have been alive.
As a Tyler fan since bastard, words can’t explain the way this video makes me feel. I think it’s safe to say it’s his best video yet. He hasn’t stopped progressing as an artist and I’m so proud of this man
I love how each persona was in the music vid and how there’s a piece of every era in the song. Wether it’s Sir Baudelaire talking his shit, Igor’s vocals, or goblins rough edgy little verse, it’s all perfect. The little pieces of every past album in here let the song seem like a grand opening to a well deserved finale for Tyler the creator. Also notice the order of which shirtless Tyler kills the others. Igor/flower boy are killed off screen, cherry bomb is seen being rushed for a split second. Then wolf is dragged off and goblin/bastard are then killed off screen as well. Why would he leave sir Baudelaire for last? Probably because sir Baudelaire is the most pretentious and egotistical of the bunch. Tyler is essentially killing his ego last. Once you kill your ego, a new transformation will occur…likely leading us to a new Tyler for the next album. I’m afraid this one might be his last because of it.
Theory: Notice how you see the people getting killed but not Igor? Example: Flower Boy looks to his right before being taken away. Cherry Bomb is being shown before being taken away. Every other persona of his is being shown BEFORE being taken away, but Igor must've seen shirtless Tyler killing the others, so he dissappeared. Kind of a stretch though...
Nice analysis I have a feeling he will now stray away from “Tyler the Creator” and just be “Tyler Okonma” he’s hinted to it and your analysis makes perfect sense
The most disturbing part of the video itself is that we never see Goblin and Igor die, they don't have a shot where they react to the 'real' Tyler like Flower and Cherry do, they both just vanish, showing that even if Tyler doesn't see himself as them anymore, they embody things that he still harbors and most likely will never get rid of.
The fact that Tyler actually takes the time to make music videos, clean up and officially release his unreleased songs is another thing I can respect him for. Most artists unreleased songs are unfinished and unpolished and are usually only found through obscure sources or unofficial remakes, but with Tyler he makes it officially available for his fans.
@@samuelepipoli isn’t it because they got leaked though or sample clearances. i don’t think he releases leaked songs and a few of them are just him rapping over beats like CANTYOUSEE
the storytelling... the film direction..... the mannerisms of each era..... as a tyler fan since goblin, this is just, wow. he has truly exceeded any expectations i had for him with this one
I love how he gives the most authentic straightforward apology for those who only see him on surface level as weird or outlandish and then he talks his shit unapologetically about who he is and what he’s done and how he feels good about his development and maturity. And for those who still don’t understand him or disagree with his vision and image “I’m Sorry..” 🤷🏽♂️. It’s beautiful
seriously one of the most creative pieces of art ever made. it's like an autobiography of your youth growing into a beautiful man. every season of you. so glad you love to share...it keeps me motivated. 😊👽💕love u a ton
the way you're able to capture each ego and their flaws, appreciate them, and then silently kill them to show that they're gone and you've move on is amazing to me.
yes but i wanna know who tf is who, i only figured out IGOR, CMIYGL, Cherry Bomb, and Flower Boy 😭 im thinking blue and red sweatshirt is Bastard || striped shirt is Wolf and ski mask, Goblin but in Goblin's cover, hes shirtless 🙁 i'm confused idk
Tyler really outdid himself, in my opinion this is one of his best songs, apologizing for all the wrong he has done, speaking his truth as a big artist now and the struggle of trash talk and people bashing him when he was in the same spot as us, moving on to a new stage, or chapter of his life and leaving the past behind, 10/10 and relatable as hell
@@drewfodoesgames and I quote “I'm sorry, I'm sorry I don't see you more I'm sorry that the four minutes where you see your son could feel like a chore Sis', I'm sorry I'm your kin Sorry we ain't close as we should've been Sorry to my old friends The stories we coulda wrote if our egos didn't take the pen Sorry to the freaks I led on (Nah, for real, I'm sorry) Who thought their life was gonna change 'cause I gave 'em head on But instead, I sped off, yeah, I know I'm dead wrong”. a portion of this song is regret what point did I miss? anyway it’s too late and my opinion and as you can see people agree with it
@@EzraTheSiren ok yeah that’s a valid point lmao, but he is apologizing for not necessarily his “mistakes” just for the things that went wrong and isn’t trying to make amends, just accepting them and moving on from it.
one of the best things about tyler is he doesn’t have the same mindset as a lot of other rappers or artists in general i feel like they could maybe come up with a similar idea but something about how he does things he takes it to the next level the highest level and it can confuse people and make them happy or sad and it’s so interesting to listen to and look at i think what he did with this is exactly what takes those ideas to the next level it’s sparks and he runs with it and that’s why i will always love him and his creativity as tyler the creator.❤️
@@kuro8600 yes, this song and some other songs (like DOGTOOTH) didnt make the most recent album, Call Me If You Get Lost and that came out two years ago.
@@RachDT3R3Z1 thats most likely not true. Its hard to say if he had them finished or not. I feel like he just wants to make a deluxe for the album because it was really good and he has more ideas for it.
This has to be Tyler's best music video to date. The way the characters and actors (who have starred in previous phases of Tyler) reflect Tyler's vocal inflections and lyrics, the concept, the costumes, the ending, everything here is incredible.
Nice observation. I noticed that the guy and the girl in the crowd are the same ones from the "too young" and "a boy is a gun" videos. His mom is also there at the start
This song has become such a staple in my life, and I truly find my self back here almost every night. Never have I had a song make me think more about my actions and everything I have to be grateful for. It really hits home every single listen, not even to mention the art that is this video and the message it has.
This is the end of the “CMIYGL” era (he just killed his current era) and i love how Tyler connected all his albums to connect his new era. And his new flow is just crazy and i love it all. This man is purely so talented at what he does and it is truly amazing
@@ruredeyed8949 I think he means that most of his MV are usually aliased to Wolf Haley in his description but after CMIYGL finishes, Tyler started using his real name as the director of the MV.
From an artistic perspective this is probably Tyler's best music video. Absolutely insane creative storytelling, and to top it off its nostalgic as anything by displaying every stage of his career. The fact he sat on this for almost two years is absolutely insane.
Tyler is actually talented and i love his music because he seems very genuine about what he does and he is worth billions and people in 10 years gonna look at this and start studying
I literally cannot stop watching this video, the way he dressed up as all his old alter egos is making me smile like crazy. I can’t wait to see what the future has for him fr
"Sorry to the guys I had to hide. Sorry to the girls I had to lie to who ain't need to know if I was by the lake switching tides, too." Fucking hell what an open and honest line, one of the best descriptions of expressing your sexuality I've ever heard. Addressing multiple genders, the homophone with "by" and "bi", "switching tides" indicating changes and flows between gender preferences, AND having his Flower Boy era sing it??? Masterful.
Folks saying Tyler changed. *There's one thing about Tyler that never changes: his ability to create some of the greatest music of our generation.* He _always_ delivers.
@@vistopedronisto He's been wanting to drop that off his name for awhile. I don't care what he calls himself, the man's a genius. Old Tyler, new Tyler. It's definitely been an evolution but it's been a cool evolution to witness.
It's an impressive change though. He hasn't lost a grip with his listeners, his vibe and certainly not his creative edge. The man is growing and maturing and we've been witness to it.
@@wooaahh23 these are the songs that he decided not to put in the album originally and he was never going to release them but now he has decided to release them
I remember first hearing tyler in 2012 from my older brother and from then on ive been a massive fan. Everything hes ever done has been perfect and im not just talking about music. Im talking about his tv show, his brands, and his music. He was the first person that helped me realize it was okay to be the weird kid and that i wasnt alone. He helped me grow and mature as a person through these albums and i honestly cant wait for his next era❤
I know that Tyler went through different eras with his music, but to see all of them together makes me realize how much he doesn’t stop growing sonically, and personally.
man.. i cannot like this video/song enough. i keep coming back every few weeks just to watch multiple times. Absolute masterpiece. section 8, water in the ketchup bottle to make it stretch, minimum wage, all of it is sooo relatable it gives me chills
It's so cool he dressed up as himself from each album and killed them off. It's showing us that he's changing as a person. He isn't who he was 14 years ago when he dropped bastard, and he isn't who he was 2 years ago when he dropped CMIYGL. He's telling us that he is who he is right now, and he's sorry if people don't like it but it's who he is. Beautiful.
lots of ties to the same concepts used in sam is dead, super sick to have that continuing storyline and rly emphasizes that cycle of change and identity
you can see it from two perspectives since even he changed those are still parts of himself, he definitely not the person he was a year ago he will always change because that’s a human thing to do but you can sometimes sneak peek into the past to stay true to yourself today.