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Chromakopia<\/em>, Tyler, The Creator\u2019s latest album<\/h2>

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In June 2021, rapper, producer, and creative director Tyler, The Creator<\/strong> <\/a>shook up the highly competitive American rap scene by unveiling his highly inspired sixth studio album, Call Me If You Get Lost<\/em><\/strong>. On the album cover, Tyler adopted the alias Tyler Baudelaire<\/strong> (a nod to the French poet Charles Baudelaire) and invited several major names for features that still resonate in our playlists today.<\/p>

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From rapper Lil Wayne<\/strong> to Lil Uzi Vert<\/strong>, and the superstar Pharrell Williams<\/strong>, the multi-talented musician surrounded himself with some of the most sought-after artists of the moment, delivering an album infused with hip-hop, pop, jazz, and even reggae influences.<\/p>

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Along with earning widespread critical acclaim, the album, propelled by the single Lumberjack, <\/em><\/strong>became one of Tyler\u2019s biggest successes when it won Best Rap Album at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards<\/strong> <\/a>on April 3, 2022. In March 2023, Tyler, The Creator<\/strong> reemerged with a deluxe version of the album, adding eight new tracks, including a standout collaboration with A$AP Rocky<\/strong> <\/a>(Wharf Talk<\/em>) and another with Californian rapper Vince Staples<\/strong> (Stuntman<\/em>).<\/p>

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Concerts in Paris<\/h2>\n\n

More recently, music lovers were able to discover Chromakopia<\/em><\/strong>, available in full since Monday, October 28, 2024. Choosing to release the album on a Monday instead of the traditional Friday, Tyler aimed to counteract the trend of disposable music consumption. To promote the release, the Chromakopia<\/em> logo appeared on trucks across the United States, some of which were later vandalized.<\/p>

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In addition to the new album, Tyler, The Creator<\/strong> announced new tour dates in France, performing at the Accor Arena on April 27 and 28, 2025.<\/p>

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