Tyler, The Creator

Donna and Yoh discuss what heartbreak sounds like in hip-hop.

Shout out Tyler.

Between 'IGOR' and 'Shea Butter Baby,' we get a full picture of love’s gnawing qualities.

Take (another) deep breath.

Donna and Yoh discuss singles that sound better on the album, and vice versa.

Lyrical breadcrumbs help us make the trip through an artist’s ambitions less daunting.

There is a majesty to the way we make love and art, and face adversity.

It’s the mark of a dedicated artist; an artist unafraid of monetary fears and label pressures.

Donna and Yoh discuss the best concerts they've seen, and what made them special.

Donna and Yoh discuss self-awareness in hip-hop.

"It doesn't take a rocket scientist to conclude 'IGOR' is unmistakably a concept album, which is a good thing considering I’m no rocket scientist."

With ‘Flower Boy,’ and now ‘IGOR,’ Tyler has finally self-actualized.

Superstar status for Mr. Creator.

Tyler uses the act of naming to showcase how powerless—nameless—he is in the face of heartbreak.

"It kind of all led up to this."

'IGOR' is André 3000's 'The Love Below' on spiritual acid.

'IGOR' is set to drop May 17

How hip-hop music fosters family.

From Drake to Eminem, enjoy these (imagined) drunk conversations.

"I don’t want to talk to Rick Ross."

"Everything he does works, because he means so much."

When to and not to get out of your Uber: a guide.

Tyler, The Creator gives A$AP Rocky some fantastic creative advice.

Not exactly.