DESCRIPTION:
Tyler, the Creator is coming out of the closet on his latest album Scum F*ck Flower Boy. Is he gay, curious, or bisexual? He always came across as a non-heterosexual to many fans and listeners, but a majority of Odd Future's fanbase think he's only trolling.

In this video, I put things into a much wider perspective (unlike many of those other recent clickbait or highly reactionary videos with no real depth).

Warning: Do not judge the video too quickly. Watch the whole video to have a better understanding of the author's point of view.

Here are recent lyrics pertaining to his sexuality:

The most blatant evidence seems to be on “I Ain’t Got Time,” where he raps that he’s “been kissing white boys since 2004.” Later on in the album, on “Garden Shed,” the California rapper spits rhymes that seem to discuss the struggle of coming out.

“Them feelings I was guardin’, heavy on my mind/All my friends lost, they couldn’t read the signs/I didn’t wanna talk and tell ’em my location, and they ain’t wanna walk/Truth is, since a youth kid, thought it was a phase, Thought it’d be like the Frank; poof, gone, but, it’s still goin’ on,” Tyler raps on the track.

Here's a few other songs and lyrics -

Foreword Lyrics:
Shoutout to the girls that I lead on
For occasional head and always keeping my bed warm
And trying they hardest to keep my head on straight
And keeping me up enough 'til I had thought I was airborne

Boredom (I got a new best friend) Lyrics:
Boredom, boredom, boredom, boredom
Boredom, boredom, boredom, boredom
Boy, my bedroom floor is a cereal burial, I'm serious
I ate 'em all, dry boxes, bodies, yeah I count 'em
If we're talking about real meals
Ask my stomach, he ain't saw 'em
I've been in this f*ckin' room so long
My eyeballs are turning to dry wall
My friends suck, f*ck 'em, I'm over 'em
"Hi y'all, y'all ain't hit me all day
What the f*ck is the problem? Is it me?
'Cause I'm not solved, I'm... bored."


Boredom Background & Meaning:
This is a straightforward song with a simple message: Tyler is bored. Period. His verses purely contain bars about how he’s done nothing all day and how he wants to leave his room, hoping someone sends him some plans. The fact that this comes in the album after he supposedly came out of the closet might hint at the fact that he’s being excluded because of his new embracement of his sexual orientation. - Genius & Genius.com

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