The test to find the best cover songs is often boiled down to a simple question: does the cover end up being better than the original? Now, this question isn’t quite as simple as it sounds – the best ...

“Sticky,” released on Oct. 28, vaults 3-1 to get the gold after its first full tracking week for Billboard’s charts. On the multi-metric Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, it registered 20.9 ...

Last week, that Tyler song debuted at No. 14, and it moves up to No. 10 this frame, even as two other cuts of his that debuted in the top 10 previously drop out. Things are only slightly less ...

One of the biggest storylines from the recently concluded season, which followed singles in Washington, DC, focused on the relationship between 34-year-old account manager Tyler and 31-year-old ...

This list is updated monthly with new “Best of the Year”–worthy songs. Whoever invented the phrase “dog days of summer” clearly never thought of 2024’s seasonal music onslaught.

1. And, given that streaming is what tends to feed chart longevity these days — and that Tyler's songs have been streamed enough to propel two of them into this week's Top 10 — he looks to be ...

Tyler, the Creator’s got a secret weapon on his new album, and we’re not talking about GloRilla. Bonita Smith, loving mother of the Odd Future alum, narrates Tyler’s journey through the ...

So, dropping a new release on any other day presents a chart disadvantage, since the song/album misses out on days of listening activity. That said, all of this didn’t stop Tyler The Creator ...

It’s fittingly one of the most stripped-back songs on CHROMAKOPIA, Tyler, The Creator eschewing the maximalist production for introspective keys and bare-bones drum lines. Jump to “Tomorrow” to see ...

The clever wordplay helps create vivid imagery that pictures Tyler’s journey as an artist. The song reflects not only the highs of his success, but also the realistic challenges that follow.

The lyrics for “Fish” read, “Tyler swiftly slips his d–k inside of Taylor Swift’s slit / Round trip in that p—y, here comes the ticket.” Plus, in the song “Nightmare,” he raps ...