OFWGKTA released three tees on its website to celebrate Frank Ocean turning 25 years old. The first features a photo by Nabil Elderkin, first published in a recent cover shoot for Oyster magazine. The second top has an illustration of Ocean with his nose in a Nike sneaker, and the third shows love for his dream car, the BMW M3 E30.
Read MoreIn a new tour video from Mikey Alfred’s Illegal Civilization, Frank makes a cameo wearing a new, green Illegal Civ T-shirt sold by Odd Future.
Read MoreOdd Future mate Earl Sweatshirt’s debut studio album, Doris, features Frank Ocean rapping on the tracks “Sunday” and “Hoarse.”
Read MoreFrank Ocean appears in “Awkward,” “Slater,” “48,” and “Bimmer” on Tyler’s third studio album, Wolf.
Read MoreIn a new segment called "Ocean's Rising," GQ sits down in a parking lot to discuss channel ORANGE with Tyler, The Creator and the rest of Odd Future.
Read MoreNoisey, the music arm of Vice, released a two-part series on YouTube that follows Odd Future around New York City for their live shows and extracurricular activities. The special was filmed by Lance Bangs on July 25–26, 2012. It features an interview with Frank Ocean and shows him performing at Terminal 5 in Manhattan on his Channel Orange tour.
Read MoreA photoshoot for XXL magazine turned into an impromptu music video for Odd Future’s new track “Oldie,” premiering alongside their new album, The OF Tape Vol. 2. The 11-minute track features a verse by Frank Ocean, who appears with the rest of the OF crew in the video filmed by Lance Bangs.
Read MoreFrank Ocean appears in “Analog 2,” “Snow White,” “White,” and “Oldie” on OF’s new studio album: The Odd Future Tape, Volume 2.
Read MoreOdd Future re-released Domo Genesis’ 2010 song “SteamRoller,” featuring Frank Ocean and Hodgy Beats, as part of an iTunes compilation titled 12 Odd Future Songs. The project’s cover artwork explains: “These are random Odd Future songs that might be performed at shows for people who don’t dig deeper through the Odd Future catalog.”
Read MoreWatch the full video featuring many of your Odd Future favorites.
Read MoreMidway through the set, Frank appeared to sing the introduction to "American Wedding," "Novacane," and "Lovecrimes" before Tyler returned to perform "Yonkers."
Read MoreBoth Tyler and Frank were in LA filming the video. Frank shared some shots from behind the scenes on his Tumblr.
Read MoreFrank Ocean appears in the tracks “She,” “Fish,” and “Window” on Tyler’s second studio album, Goblin.
Read MoreWhile hanging out at Power 106 for Big Boy's Neighborhood, the rambunctious Odd Future collective put on a karaoke performance of Tyler, The Creator's "Yonkers."
Read MoreOcean shared the tape on Tumblr. It samples music from Coldplay, Radiohead, MGMT, Mr. Hudson, and The Eagles.
Read MoreDomo Genesis’ debut mixtape, Rolling Papers, includes a track titled “SteamRoller” with the first-ever appearance of Frank Ocean, formerly known as the songwriter Lonny Breaux. Odd Future released the project via Tumblr.
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