#Tyler the creator wolf album interview movie

It’s hot as fuck,” he adds, taking another sudden tangent for the 80th time in 30 minutes. “I have asthma pretty bad, so it’s cool cos I’m young, but when you get older it gets bad. He goes on to rule out a car accident, concedes cancer could be a possibility before deciding on natural causes at “like 70 and shit,” he says.

That shit’s a fucking bitch to learn, same thing with the trumpet.” Anyway, he continues, his bass-filled voice box barely taking a breath, the death thing. Tyler taught himself piano at 12, after watching Pharrell Williams play “ Thrasher” on the bonus DVD that came with N.E.R.D.s Clones album, and has decided he’ll take up the saxophone soon. “I thought at 25 I was going to get shot in the stomach by an obsessed fan, but I have to be 40 and doing jazz and shit, so that can’t happen.”

#Tyler the creator wolf album interview movie

I can’t work out how the movie is going to end though,” the 20 year-old continues with a grimacing laugh. It sucks cos it gets me in trouble, but life’s like a movie to me. “I don’t know how I’m going to die,” he ponders, sat on a stool under some serious sun in the house he and his group, Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All (OFWGKTA), have rented for this year’s South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. It’s a good job, he decides, as he’d rather wait a bit anyway. You never know…” Turns out today isn’t the day for Tyler, the Creator to meet, well, The Creator. Taking a punk aesthetic to their live shows and a cut and paste ethic to their recorded work, this DIY band, led by Tyler, are disturbing and darkly funny. **This aural anarchist is almost indefinable Tyler, the Creator and his group, Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All, are one of the most exciting movements in hip-hop right now.