Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All: Difference between revisions

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** He also referenced ''[[Max Keebles Big Move]]'' in the title track on ''Bastard''. The line was surrounded by lyrics about how evil his music is.

* [[Parental Abandonment]]: Tyler, the Creator's father left before he was born.

* [[Piss Take Rap]]: His work as part of I Smell Panties (granted, it's a comedy rap group) and any track where Taco or Jasper show up with him.

* [[Piss-Take Rap]]: His work as part of I Smell Panties (granted, it's a comedy rap group) and any track where Taco or Jasper show up with him.

** The track "Come Threw Looking Clean" by Young Nigga, {{spoiler|who is actually Tyler wearing a wig and [[Stylistic Suck|impersonating Lil B poorly]]}}.

** "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAwrvJIuaOk Furb Set Anthem]".

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{{quote| "I mean, I'm not that great of a rapper but as a whole, I'm pretty cool, right?"}}

* [[Self-Made Man]]: To the point that Tyler won the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist in 2011 for a song he wrote, produced and recorded himself, paired with a video that he directed for it. Understandably, he fell off the stage and wept openly after giving his acceptance speech.

* [[Shout Out]]: "Window"'s opening couplet is lifted straight from [[The Notorious B.I.G.]]'s "Juicy".

* [[Shout-Out]]: "Window"'s opening couplet is lifted straight from [[The Notorious B.I.G.]]'s "Juicy".

** The "She" video opens up on [[Troll 2|Nilbog]] street.

* [[Significant Monogram]]: On ''Goblin'', Tyler the Creator, Tron Cat, Doctor TC...noticing a trend?

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** "Come Threw Lookin Clean", a parody of Lil B.

* [[Surprisingly Gentle Song]]: ''Goblin'' has "She" (despite heavy [[Lyrical Dissonance]]), "Her" and "Analog". The latter is about lighting fireworks and swimming in a lake.

* [[Take That Critics]]: Tyler is exceptionally vocal about hip hop blogs 2DopeBoyz and Nah Right not supporting Odd Future early on, but the ''opening seconds'' of his album ''Bastard'' really takes the cake:

* [[Take That, Critics!]]: Tyler is exceptionally vocal about hip hop blogs 2DopeBoyz and Nah Right not supporting Odd Future early on, but the ''opening seconds'' of his album ''Bastard'' really takes the cake:

{{quote| "Yo, fuck 2DopeBoyz and fuck Nah Right and any other fuck-nigga-ass blog that can't put an 18 year old nigga making his own fucking beats, covers, videos and all that shit; fuck you post-[[Drake]]-ass cliche-jerking, [[Hipster|LA-slauson]] rapping fuck-nigga-ass Hypebeast niggas, now back to the album."}}

* [[Tomato in The Mirror]]: {{spoiler|Wolf Haley, Tron Cat and Dr. TC are all alter egos of Tyler. And these alter egos are all ''[[I Have Many Names|the same person]]''.}}

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* [[Department of Redundancy Department]]: On Domo Genesis' "[[Steam Roller]]": "Weed, you got it, I want it, I want it if you got weed."

* [[One of Us]]: "Memorex CDs" samples a song from ''[[Chrono Trigger (Video Game)|Chrono Trigger]]''.

* [[Piss Take Rap]]: His songs performed under the name of Young Swag.

* [[Piss-Take Rap]]: His songs performed under the name of Young Swag.

* [[Rock Me, Asmodeus]]: Employed liberally in later works.

* [[The Stoner]]: Hodgy's early records made him really look like a stoner. He enjoys weed, too.

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* [[Record Producer]]: Left Brain focuses mainly on producing and leaves Hodgy to appear in the press. He has produced not only for Hodgy and MellowHype, but for other members in the group.

* [[Rock Me, Asmodeus]]: To the point that the re-issue cover of ''BlackenedWhite'' is an upside-down cross.

* [[Shout Out]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWMOEVdXR2o "64"] has shout outs to ''[[Village of the Damned (Film)|Village of the Damned]]'' and ''[[The Ring]]''.

* [[Shout-Out]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWMOEVdXR2o "64"] has shout outs to ''[[Village of the Damned (Film)|Village of the Damned]]'' and ''[[The Ring]]''.

* [[Updated Rerelease]]: ''BlackenedWhite'' was originally released online on October 31st, 2010, but a remastered version with a new cover was released on July 12, 2011. The tracklist was changed, notably removing the songs with Earl Sweatshirt [[Executive Meddling|due to his mother]] not signing release forms for his verses to be used.

* [[White Mask of Doom]]: [[The Ring]] girl in MellowHype's video for "64."

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* [[Kill'Em All]]

* [[Mood Whiplash]]: "Wakeupfaggot", the skit on ''EARL'' where his mom wakes him up, is a pretty funny break from all the hate that bookends it.

* [[Murder Ballad]]: Earl's are ''[[Gorn|the]]'' [[Gorn|most gruesome]] of the bunch. [[I Love the Dead|Necrophilia]], [[I'm a Humanitarian|cannibalism]], wanton violence, you got it. He even stabs a woman in the group's [[Anti Christmas Song]] just because she'd look "nicer in a bag".

* [[Murder Ballad]]: Earl's are ''[[Gorn|the]]'' [[Gorn|most gruesome]] of the bunch. [[I Love the Dead|Necrophilia]], [[I'm a Humanitarian|cannibalism]], wanton violence, you got it. He even stabs a woman in the group's [[Anti-Christmas Song]] just because she'd look "nicer in a bag".

* [[Refuge in Audacity]]: "Couch" has Earl and Tyler one-upping themselves in a gross out contest, ending with Tyler coming up with "Drown your bitch in a tub of cum and throw a shark in it", then stabbing Earl and [[There Is No Kill Like Overkill|setting him on fire.]]

* [[Refuge in Vulgarity]]: Especially when paired with Tyler and Jasper.

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== Taco and Jasper provide examples of: ==

* [[Butt Monkey]]: Taco. Roughly a third of Earl's twitter is talking shit about him (calling him by his real name, "Travis"). He also gets messed with the most on ''Loiter Squad''.

* [[Piss Take Rap]]: Almost every time Taco or Jasper step up to the mic, they produce this. Especially hilarious is Tyler's song "Tina", where Taco is given eight bars to rap and ends up spending six of them eating potato chips very loudly instead. With no backing beat whatsoever.

* [[Piss-Take Rap]]: Almost every time Taco or Jasper step up to the mic, they produce this. Especially hilarious is Tyler's song "Tina", where Taco is given eight bars to rap and ends up spending six of them eating potato chips very loudly instead. With no backing beat whatsoever.

* [[Refuge in Audacity]]: During Tyler's "Tina", Jasper is in the mall and the club simulatneously. Taco is "with your girlfriend eating chips" and manages to prove so directly afterward.

* [[Refuge in Vulgarity]]: Especially when paired with Tyler and Earl.

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* [[Music/Instrumentals|Instrumentals]]: Drop the left channel on "Bapes" and "Bapes (freestyle)" and you suddenly have instrumental versions.

* [[Mood Whiplash]]: The sudden hilarity of "Lisa" really brightened up ''The Odd Future Tape''.

* [[Piss Take Rap]]: Everything. The start of "Bapes (freestyle)" is the only exception.

* [[Piss-Take Rap]]: Everything. The start of "Bapes (freestyle)" is the only exception.

* [[Refuge in Audacity]]

* [[Rule 34]]: I Smell Panties made their own with the aptly titled "[[Lilo and Stitch|Lilo Fucks Stitch]]".

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* [[Alternative Hip Hop]]: One of the few modern day groups to fit into this genre.

* [[Anti Christmas Song]]: "Fuck This Christmas" by Tyler, Earl and Hodgy.

* [[Anti-Christmas Song]]: "Fuck This Christmas" by Tyler, Earl and Hodgy.

* [[Berserk Button]]: A few reporters learned firsthand not to ask about Earl's whereabouts.

* [[Catch Phrase]]: Swag me out, Fuck Steve Harvey, and FREE EARL.

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* [[Horrorcore]]: Odd Future have dismissed this label in multiple tweets and songs.

** To elaborate, Tyler's said that he treats some of his songs like they're horror films and writes in the style of famous serial killers, like Jeffrey Dahmer, as if he was a storyteller; hence the dismissal of the Horrorcore tag. Only about eight of the 32 songs spread across Tyler's two albums actually hit the trope's definition full tilt (one of them, "Transylvania", goes to the extreme of being written from Dracula's perspective.) In the lyrics to "Goblin", Tyler cites "Parade" and "Inglorious" as songs that have nothing to do with horrorcore (they deal with his DIY outlook on life, specifically.)

** All of Earl Sweatshirt's output either falls squarely into the horrorcore box or dances along the edge of it (even the [[Anti Christmas Song]], where he stabs a woman for no reason) and Hodgy Beats is the poster child for [[Rock Me, Asmodeus]] within the group. All of the other members of Odd Future go nowhere near horrorcore.

** All of Earl Sweatshirt's output either falls squarely into the horrorcore box or dances along the edge of it (even the [[Anti-Christmas Song]], where he stabs a woman for no reason) and Hodgy Beats is the poster child for [[Rock Me, Asmodeus]] within the group. All of the other members of Odd Future go nowhere near horrorcore.

* [[Kill'Em All]]: Part of the group's name.

* [[Lyrical Dissonance]]: Most of their beats are smooth and laid-back, drawing heavy influence from The Neptunes and MF Doom. While not all of their lyrics are as gruesome as those that dominate Tyler and Earl's solo material, even their tamest material usually contains nods to vandalism, drug use, rough sex and heavy use of profanity (the latter often bordering on the politically incorrect side). This isn't always the case, though, as their beats can also be quite eerie to match the themes of songs like Tyler's "Transylvania" and Earl's "epaR", but even those songs' beats are nowhere near the grimdark theatrics of, say, [[Insane Clown Posse]] (who the group are sometimes asininely compared to).