Despite his reservations regarding the Grammy Awards, Frank Ocean was spotted at an afterparty with some A-list friends.
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Buddy Ross' song "Running Around" was sampled by Frank Ocean twice on Blonde, specifically on two interludes called "Be Yourself" and "Facebook Story."
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Frank Ocean and Buddy Ross perform the Blonde lead single “Nikes” in a clip posted on Tumblr. It appears to be from a live band rehearsal for Ocean’s 2017 Blonded Tour.
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The video begins with the visual artist entering his NYC studio and assembling a custom boombox, which he labels “Model 60.” After inserting a cassette and pressing play, karaoke-style lyrics flash across the screen as a Hello Kitty head bounces over the words in time with the song.
Read MoreThe video, which is roughly 38 minutes long, credits Frank Ocean as "Studio Master, Inspiration" at the 35 minute mark.
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A newly surfaced promotional video captures scenes from Frank Ocean’s 2016 pop-up shop in Chicago, Illinois, one of four locations where fans picked up free copies of Boys Don’t Cry magazine and its companion album, Blonde. The company Square56 produced the one-minute feature, which is the third hype video to emerge since Ocean released the two projects.
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The 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.
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Two promotional reels for Frank Ocean’s August 2016 album and magazine, Blonde and Boys Don’t Cry, have appeared on Vimeo. The first video shows model Ysham Jackson getting his blonde hair cut. The second features an unusual interview with Frank Ocean.
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Accompanied by his mom.
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It's possible that this was intended for the version of the track found on the Boys Don't Cry version of the CD which features Japanese rapper KOHH.
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“If I could guess your password, you know I’d break in; to the empty heart that you keep my face in.”
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The video, directed by Tyrone Lebon, features a wide variety of interesting scenes and cast members. Most notable are Trina and A$AP Rocky, with tributes to A$AP Yams, Pimp C, and Trayvon Martin.
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The 46-minute music video is available exclusively on Apple Music. It features Frank Ocean constructing a spiral staircase in an empty warehouse, all set to new music—with potentially more to come.
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In a surreal video filmed by British filmmaker Tyrone Lebon, Frank Ocean joins a host of other celebrities in modeling for Calvin Klein’s fall 2016 #MyCalvins global campaign. The one-minute underwear advert sees Ocean discussing his passion for music as a new instrumental plays in the background. He also quotes prospective lyrics from his overdue album, Boys Don’t Cry.
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Prior to the set at the Met Gala party, he had not taken the stage since the Odd Future Carnival last fall. Ocean wore a Givenchy tuxedo with a white jacket, black pants, and a black bowtie. The theme of this year’s event was “Charles James: Beyond Fashion.”
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The check, pictured above, was posted on the artist’s Tumblr and reads “FUCK OFF” on the memo line.
Read MoreThe complaint explains that Chipotle hired Frank to record a cover of "Pure Imagination." The cover was intended for use in a advertisement titled "Scarecrow," but it was never delivered.
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Frank Ocean is featured in Beyoncé’s track “Superpower,” released on her self-titled, fifth studio album, Beyoncé. It debuted within the larger project’s visual album and as an individual music video, directed by Jonas Åkerlund.
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Today’s Matt Lauer sat down with some of this year’s “Time 100” honorees, including actress Amy Poehler, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, and singer Frank Ocean, to talk about the moments that changed their lives and more.
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The 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.
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