I never thought of Tyler the Creator being very skilled in writing, but he was never bad. It definitely is a change of pace when compared to Igor, but also a nod to some of his previous work. The lyrics are more heavy-hitting with the inclusion of similes, metaphors, and wordplay. It also is not a concept album, but I think the album is similar to many concept albums in terms of theme. In contrast to Igor, this album is more aggressive with hints of mellow tracks. TYLER THE CREATOR, CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST: LYRICS I will be discussing lyrics, production, features, sales, and I will give this project a rating, but, as with all art reviews, my review of Call Me If You Get Lost is based on personal opinion. When listening to music, I listen for the vibe, lyrics, and production of the song, and as a listener, I expect artists to get out of their comfort zones and experiment. If Igor was more soulful, Call Me If You Get Lost contrasts. I think it fully encapsulates the feel of the whole album. With the release of lumberjack, we kind of had a feel for the direction he was going with this album.
I was very excited to hear that Tyler the Creator was releasing again.
The second time around is when I begin to understand each track. One listen is not enough to give an official review.
With this review, I heard the album twice, but I don’t remember much. When I first heard about this voicemail easter egg, I was so eager to call that I called before they set up any voicemail and the number didn’t work. The other message was of Tyler singing a voicemail that tells the person to call him when you can. We hear a conversation between Tyler and his mom on this voicemail, depending on when you called. I like how Tyler used the number (855)-444-8888 as an easter egg to the project. With little to no leaks or teasers in the past couple of years, fans could only speculate his approach to this album would be. With the release of Igor, Tyler the Creator has been on the vertical musically. Image via Gregory Ferrand/Tyler, The Creator TYLER THE CREATOR: CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST REVIEW
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