Tyler, The Creator Spits Serious Bars On “435”

435

Tyler, The Creator

OVERALL RATING (????)


It seems like Tyler, The Creator drops nothing but unreleased music these days.

When people talk about the top rappers in the game, Tyler, The Creator’s name gets lost in the shuffle. Personally, I feel like his knack for making complete records is impressive, and when he wants to, he can drop bars with the best of them. On “435,” the former Odd Future star raps tough, flexing on his competition using some gritty bars and a timeless flow. If you squint your ears while listening to the song, you might think it was Raekwon for a second.


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