Tyler, The Creator - 2015 Cherry Bomb album mp3 download Tyler, The Creator - 2015 Cherry Bomb Album m4a itunes Kanye and Wayne are recorded on the iTunes credits for "Smuckers", so pay special mind to track #11 when the collection drops. We don't see any highlights on Tyler's Instagrammed tracklist, however we know the collection will emphasize Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Schoolboy Q, Pharrell, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. The other track we listened, "DEATHCAMP", will be the LP's opener. We officially listened "FUCKING YOUNG", however the second suite of the introductory recording, "Flawless", is not recorded on the tracklist. Returning customers who like Tyler the ringleader, or Tyler the producer, will find this to be too much of a good thing, and can embrace the free-form Cherry Bomb as another freaky trip worth taking.Click Here To > Tyler The Creator Cherry Bomb Album Download Ĭherry Bomb will offer 13 tracks, with some particularly frightful melody titles-even by all accounts, for example, "Blow My Load" and "The Brown Stains". Lyrically, shock tactics and the rapper's returning paranoia mix with some positive vibes and '60s-flavored pop songs (check "Okaga, CA" for proof), and yet, this one could be seen as fractured to a fault. 6-12 (Remix)" pops and locks with some added Ying Yang Twins flavor then there's the wild experience of Kanye West ("Richer than white people with black kids") and Lil Wayne ("Son you need Jesus/But I hear he left Sunset, to go on tour with Yeezus") mixing with Tyler acting as unforgiving as ever ("Like a HIV victim, nobody F'n with me").
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