Tyler, the Creator
Every album we have reviewed, graded S to F.
- Albums graded
- 9
- Critic’s grade
- Highest grade
- Average grade
- Span
- 2009 to 2025
No. 10 on Top 10: Rap Discographies, graded B as a body of work.
Every album
9 albums, 2009 to 2025, each placed by its grade, then sorted onto the board.
The records
Newest first, each with the line its review opens on.
2025Don't Tap the GlassUnder thirty minutes of house, bounce and synth funk with exactly one instruction attached: move.
2024ChromakopiaA masked man in army green working through his mother's voice, the idea of fatherhood, and a life spent performing.
2021Call Me If You Get LostA Gangsta Grillz tape made by a man with a passport and a boat, and the best pure rapping of his life.
2019IgorA breakup record built on fuzz bass, a blond wig and almost no rapping, and it takes the rap Grammy anyway.
2017Flower BoyHe stops performing and starts writing, and the critical consensus flips inside a single album.
2015Cherry BombClipped, blown out and openly hostile to its own listener, and the most interesting failure in the catalog.
2013WolfThe record where he learns chords, and the first one that sounds arranged rather than assembled.
2011GoblinYonkers makes him famous and the album around it is seventy four minutes of a teenager enjoying his own worst impulses.
2009BastardA free Christmas Day upload from a teenager with cheap keyboards, and the whole strange career is already legible in it.