In his magazine, Boys Don’t Cry, Frank Ocean published a free-verse poem titled “Boyfriend.”
Read MoreFrank Ocean’s zine features a photo series by London-based photographer Harley Weir that captures the people of Dakar, Senegal, located in West Africa. The models reenact quotes from various artists, poems, and performance art projects. Weir shot the images in 2015 under Ocean’s creative direction.
Read MoreBoys Don’t Cry includes a poem by English writer Kate Tempest that highlights the deaths and persecution of ‘brown-eyed men’ by police and others.
Read MoreIn his new magazine, Boys Don’t Cry, Frank Ocean shared a verse and photographic series titled “Jumbo” that features his friend Ysham Jackson modeling outfits styled by fashion director Rita Zebdi. The series includes an image used on one of three magazine covers.
Read More“Tricolor” uses transportation as a metaphor for Tyler’s success and ambition. The two-page spread in Boys Don’t Cry magazine also features pictures of him and his cream colored BMW M3 E30.
Read MoreBoys Don’t Cry magazine includes a poem by Kanye titled “The McDonald’s Man,” which details french fries, cheeseburgers, and other items on the menu conspiring against each other. The piece features photos by Nabil Elderkin that capture West driving his Lamborghini up to a franchise location in Calabasas and speaking his verses onto the drive-thru’s order screen.
Read MoreIn Boys Don’t Cry magazine, Frank Ocean included a photoshoot with friends camping outside Munich, Germany. The series includes an image of his friend smoking in a car, which he used on one of the three digital album covers for Blonde. The piece also samples a text by American neo-conceptual artist Jenny Holzer titled Truisms.
Read More“How come the ecstasy always depresses me so? Chemically, I don’t have any new places to go.” In a Tumblr post, Frank Ocean shared a 23-line, free-verse poem titled “My Random,” reflecting on love, depression, and the urge to escape.
Read MoreIn a Tumblr post, Ocean shared the lyrics for his own take on Migos’ new single “Versace.” The verse references Ocean’s Grammy win over Chris Brown and his recent appearance at the 2013 Met Gala, where he chopped it up with Donatella Versace.
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