In 2011, Tyler, The Creator rose to fame with his single, “Yonkers,” followed by the album, Goblin. During the summer of 2011, Odd Future ran the game. But, by 2012, Frank Ocean took over, but was known more for his own work than the group.
Overall, Tyler, The Creator seemed uninterested in returning to deliver new music. Some reports claimed Tyler was retiring from making rap music. Others said Tyler had interest in becoming an R&B singer and would shift his focuses there.
But, whatever was going has obviously changed, as Tyler, The Creator does intend to return with new music. His latest project is Cherry Bomb, which will be his fourth studio album. An iTunes link for this album appeared earlier this afternoon with the album cover revealed.
