I like how Tyler, The Creator drops s**t like this for the love of the sport.

Tyler, The Creator heard LilGoatD3 and Roddy Ricch’s “Girls” and decided the track needed more romance, weirdness, and elite-level punchlines.

The original single arrived recently and may become LilGoatD3’s biggest hit. Tyler’s remix should only increase that momentum because he puts his foot in the s**t.

Over the song’s soothing and dreamy production, Tyler avoids unnecessary theatrics. He lowers his head, finds a steady pocket, and raps with the fearlessness of someone who wants to see the beat bullied.

His verse explores several wonderfully Tyler-like topics. He mentions never impregnating a white woman, dreams about finding a permanent relationship, imagines expensive vacations, and promises to protect and support his future partner. The ideas sound romantic until one of his punchlines reminds you exactly who is speaking.

Tyler also lightens his vocal tone significantly. At certain moments, he sounds almost unrecognizable, but the softer approach works beautifully with the production. In all honesty, I had no idea he could sound this charming.

Random thought after seeing this track: When the hell is Roddy Ricch dropping that Navy Blue album?

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.