You ain’t heard treehome 95 ??

Can’t save the world, only thing to do is focus on yourself and improve the ones around you. Then let that spread like wildfire.

People actually say that in real life, you would know if you actually spoke to people off the internet. I see way too many people say so and so gotten this from ktt on here, this s*** is sad.

This isn’t Twitter dude stop stating the obvious

I’m not on Twitter much, sorry I don’t know the proper language to speak on an Internet forum.

Its crazy that he doesnt feel embraced seems like he gets love everywhere

ah yes because the one forum poster telling the other one about talking to people outside the internet is totally valid

People didn’t like Tyler at all until like 2017

He always been for himself man jumps to different communities every rollout

Definition of a leech

I’m glad you know my life outside of this

Heading to it? We’ve been drowning in radical individualism in the west all my life

Edginess is what got his foot in the door. He owes his career to cultural conservatism as a counterpoint.

what an amazing interview, he made me question everything about my life LOL

but i love what he had to say about the lack of "geek culture" and IG pages that only post same ol artists

He's right about callout culture but a lot of people don't have s*** to do all the time like they stuck in s***ty jobs looking at their phone. I'm sure Tyler is doing stuff all the time cause he's rich and famous but regular people be actually working

so accurate

might get this tattooed on my forehead

You're right but I also think the social environment is a lot different than then. If he made Tron Cat today (and he was the same size artist as when Tron Cat first came out) it wouldn't be shocking at all unless he was a big artist (like Drake/Kendrick level). There are artists of around the same size that Tyler was at the time he made Tron Cat who have made pretty heinous s*** and just no one cares. There's a weird balance of fame and content that public perception leans on; a lot of ""canceling"" isn't motivated necessarily by the intrinsic stuff someone is saying but the relationship of the platform they have to the people around them. Social media culture is primarily about self-promotion and community status after all. A lot of reactions to artists today is also just motivated by monoculture and the modern sense of the internet, with artists bleeding over into the wrong subcultures outside of the bubble they exist in because everyone and their mother uses social media. Any controversy is everyone's controversy.

Im cryin he talking about ktt

Good interview overall just wished he touched more on his collabs and how they came to be

as much as ppl are gonna attack what he says, he was a person who TRULY got cancelled, at around 30:00 in the interview he talks about not being allowed onto planes and going into the airport seeing photos of himself everywhere. someone who experienced what he did and had his life & career impacted that heavily obviously wouldn't support what's going on right now

I’m not defending the “anti-SJW” conservatives because as another guy said in this thread, they used to cancel people a lot, especially in the 80s. These guys are hypocritical and act as defenders of free speech because it’s useful to them, it allows them to give the impression that they’re against the establishment. Which is exactly why an idiot like Trump became president.

Someone famous isn’t someone relevant. Someone famous is just someone famous.

I disagree. People don't care about multiple things at once at all. What I got from Tyler's s*** is that people want to cancel s*** when they really don't care they just want a sense of power. I wish people would want to stop real life injustice. Not da baby saying homophobic s*** on stage. I wish people used there power for more important things then stopping a black dude from getting festivals. I promise you. It does not matter. The gay niggas around me including myself aren't pressed if da baby like us or not.