Tyler, The Creator recruits Frank Ocean for his single “She”
With the release of Goblin, Tyler, The Creator is readying a new music video for his single “She,” which features vocals from Frank Ocean.
Listen to the track below.
Both Tyler and Frank were spotted in LA filming the video back in April. Frank shared some shots from behind the scenes on his Tumblr.
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