Tyler, the creator - The Love Story Behind Call me if You Get Lost

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0:00 - SIR BAUDELAIRE
0:43 - CORSO
1:51 - WUSYANAME
3:06 - LUMBERJACK
3:50 - HOT WIND BLOWS
4:55 - MASSA
6:11 - RUN IT UP
7:04 - SWEET
9:26 - BRIDGE
9:40 - ITYWTD
12:15 - RISE
13:14 - JUGGERNAUT
14:19 - WILSHIRE
15:30 - SAFARI
15:39 - THOUGHTS & OUTRO
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Call me if you get lost starts with sir baudelaire.We immediately hear dj drama and know this is gonna be a gangsta grillz tape.the gangsta grill tapes were a mixtape series dj drama ran in the early 2000’s, he worked with artists like pharell, lil Wayne and now Tyler the creator. But back to sir Baudelaire, this track is Tyler catching us up on where he’s been.He sets the scene in Geneva Switzerland swimming in the clear lakes and relaxing on the beach.We then transition into track 2. CORSO. with a beat change that takes us from the beaches of Geneva to a cold and dark atmosphere.We really hear Tyler talking his shit on this track. Bragging about his multiple houses, cars, vacations and even his plans to buy a boat.In the last verse of the track we here Tyler first reference to the love triangle between him, a girl and her boyfriend. We learn how in the end she picked the other man and left Tyler heart broken. And now he’s trying to use material possessions to numb his pain. But its not working. Wusyaname talks about the first time Tyler met the girl that would leave him heartbroken He met her at a bakery looking for a brioche his friend had put him on to.He then fantasizes about all the things they could do together. including trips to Europe, watching films at CANNES, and proceeds to ask her for her name. NBA young boy then comes in and kills his verse. He stays on beat his whole time and this might have been one of the last collabs I would have expected but I really like it.we can assume all this happened in Tylers head though as the girl doesn’t acknowledge him at all in the music video.And it is at the end of the video that Tyler realizesthat the girl who he had become infatuated withwas his friends girlfriend. lumber jack was the single for this album, The beat alone is incredible. as well as Tyler’s double entendres and monotone voice. Lumberjack is one of my favourite so far. the track also features background vocals from notable members of odd future like DOMO, TACO, L-BOY, and JASPER but as for the love story lumberjack only adds exposition that we hear at the start of the music video.hot wind blows takes us back to Geneva, Tyler is on vacation with said girl and then lil Wayne obviously does what lil Wayne does. He drops the hardest feature i’ve heard from him in a while. but this track doesn’t add very much to the overall story. But sonically this is one of my favourite tracks on the album especially this part right here {woman high note sample} massa talks about Tyler finally leaving his comfort zone at 23 and finally becoming himself. we finally have an explanation of why cherry bomb sounded so different.MASSA also talks about how tyler never glamorized his struggle and the rough side of his life that nobody saw such as his mother being in a homeless shelter at the time Yonkers was going viral.This track shows the growth that Tyler has got through in the last decade alone.I wasn’t really a big fan of Tyler at the beginning of his career.It felt like he was being vulgar just for the sake of being vulgarbut as time went on he accepted who he was and became one of my favourite artistsrun it up talks about Tyler facing alienation from fellow black people because he was different and refused to stick to the status quo. He also talks about finding out what you want and chasing it relentlessly. Without a doubt in your mind. This song serves as motivation to his fans and tells them anything is possible and to be themselves regardless of what their surroundings tell them they should be. sweet takes us back to the love story.