Tyler, the Creator has the entire hip-hop world paying attention today as he just dropped off his brand-new album Chromakopia. This is a project that fans have been waiting for, and it certainly did not disappoint. There are 14 tracks on this new album, and fans are currently in the midst of listening through the project. However, one song that has immediately stood out thanks to the track’s raw energy and flows, is “Rah Tah Tah,” which is the second song on the album.
As we heard in the song “Noid,” one of the big concepts being talked about on the record is being paranoid. This certainly shines through on this track as Tyler seems out of his mind at points. His flow reflects that as he delves into inflections that we have never really heard from the artist. This is all backed up by some abrasive production that does a good job of illustrating Tyler’s mental state. As the day goes on, it will be fun to dive into these tracks and see the entire vision of what he is going for here.
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Quotable Lyrics:
Crib so damn big, I paid a dollar at the city, yeah
‘Til my cousin dead, she my favorite ’cause she hit me up
A-ha-ha-ha, boy, I got the last laugh
And rah-tah-tah-tah, bitch, I’m steppin’ on the gas (Mm)
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