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Tyler, The Creator released his seventh studio album, Call Me If You Get Lost, featuring a song with Frank Ocean. At the end of the third track, “Lemonhead,” Ocean is recorded talking about a piece of art, the color green, and his love for life: “My bro is running his finger around the Ai Weiwei bowl…”
Read MoreFrank appeared at least four times in the photo and video journal, including two in-studio videos documenting his contributions to the record itself.
Read MoreOn his recent run of shows, Tyler has been performing his verse from “Biking” set to the original instrumentation we hear in the teaser
Read MoreLonny came by, or Frank, however people know him, and he came by and I played it for him and he was like 'let me go in there and just try something.' He just starts making phone noises and it worked out so perfectly and we kept it.
Read MoreFrank and a slew of friends, family, and celebrities celebrated the man’s 30th birthday with a drag-tinged Paris Is Burning extravaganza in NYC.
Read MoreFrank Ocean, A$AP Rocky, and Solange were some of the A-listers present for the launch party at Tyler, The Creator’s GOLF WANG new retail location.
Read MoreFrank started off his birthday month in the studio with Tyler the Creator, Vegyn, and Divine Council.
Read MoreThey made surprise appearances for “Where This Flower Blooms” and “Who Dat Boy?”
Read MoreTyler discusses how he and Frank work together and he spills which Frank Ocean record is his favorite.
Read MoreTyler, The Creator has released his fourth studio album (Scum Fuck) Flower Boy. Frank Ocean features on both “911 / Mr. Lonely” and “Where This Flower Blooms.”
Read More"Chirp, chirp…” A new single from Tyler, The Creator called "911/Mr. Lonely" has been released ahead of the rapper’s forthcoming album Flower Boy. The song also features Anna of the North, Steve Lacy, A$AP Rocky, and ScHoolboy Q.
Read MoreThe third installment Blonded Radio debuted with a new track called “Biking.” A promotional video for the track and episode appeared on Frank Ocean’s website.
Read MoreTyler uses transportation as a metaphor for success and ambition in his new text for Boys Don’t Cry magazine. The two-page spread also features pictures of him and his cream-colored BMW M3 E30.
Read MoreInside Frank Ocean’s Boys Don’t Cry magazine, journalist Danna Takako talks to the voice of the 2016 Blonde track “Be Yourself” and 2012 Channel Orange track “Not Just Money.” Takako asks Watson about her phone calls and her son’s friendship with Ocean—including how it led him to record his music for the first time—in an article titled “This Is Mom.”
Read MoreOdd Future mate Earl Sweatshirt’s debut studio album, Doris, features Frank Ocean rapping on the tracks “Sunday” and “Hoarse.”
Read MoreThe split-screen collage follows Ocean as he jet-sets around the world, intercut with footage from his Channel Orange Tour and recording studio sessions. Tyler, The Creator and Jasper Dolphin make brief cameos in the travel diary. The track was the fourth single from Ocean’s album Channel Orange, released in July 2012.
Read MoreFrank Ocean appears in “Awkward,” “Slater,” “48,” and “Bimmer” on Tyler’s third studio album, Wolf.
Read MoreTyler revealed that he and Frank wrote a song for Justin Bieber’s new album Believe that was rejected by the teen pop star.
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.
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