Tyler, The Creator Named Apple Music’s 2025 Artist of the Year

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Tyler, The Creator just added another milestone to his already legendary run, earning the title of Apple Music’s 2025 Artist of the Year.

Tyler, The Creator just added another milestone to his already legendary run. He earned the title of Apple Music’s 2025 Artist of the Year. Apple highlights Tyler’s unmatched creativity, bold artistic choices, and his ability to consistently push boundaries as key reasons he earned the honor.

In their announcement, Apple Music praised his impact, stating:

“His output through the end of 2025 did more than just reinforce his position as one of the most gifted creatives of his era. It confirmed him as a generational voice… an MC and producer who will always zig when expected to zag, leaving the game better for it in the process.”

This recognition places Tyler among an elite list of past winners:

2019: Billie Eilish

2020: Lil Baby

2021: The Weeknd

2022: Bad Bunny

2023: Taylor Swift

2024: Billie Eilish

2025: Tyler, The Creator

It’s no surprise Tyler secured the title—2025 has been a standout year for him. From a successful album run to a major tour and viral media moments, he’s stayed at the center of culture in a way only he can. This award feels like a fitting celebration of a year where his artistry spoke louder than ever.




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