Ever since Tyler, The Creator debuted his self directed music video for “Yonkers” back in 2012, he’s shown that he can be one of the best in front of (and behind) the camera. His ridiculous videos for tracks like “She,” “Rella,” “OKRA,” and “Who Dat Boy” have all been seriously impressive as well, so it’s fair to say that we’re excited for any new video drop by Tyler.Today, Tyler dropped another self directed video of one of the best tracks off of his 2017 album Flower Boy, “See You Again.” He again comes through with yet another extraordinary music video with vibrant colors, creative concepts, and bizarre characters. Along with Tyler, Kali Uchis performs her verse in the video, and there’s also a brief cameo of A$AP Rocky.As per usual, Tyler concludes the video with another little video snippet of an additional track. This time he ends with an eerie clip of him performing “Where This Flower Blooms,” featuring Frank Ocean.Check out the video below and enjoy!
For a while there, it was uncertain whether the CHVRCHES show at the Ogden Monday night would go on as planned. A flash rainstorm had rendered the theater without power minutes before doors were set to open, leaving scores of fans snaked around the block. Anticipation remained palpable, however, as the many diehards waited out the uncertainty hoping the odds would be in their favor to catch the Scottish synth-pop band. With bated breath, eventually their efforts were rewarded and the theater kicked back into gear as CHVRCHES served as a beacon through the blackout.
Shimmering in the synth-wave fissures of the percolating lights, the band had the crowd in their palm of their hand — who was shouting back the group’s lyrics and pummeling the floor with their feet. Mayberry would strut the stage, spinning amidst the retro-sounding commotion encouraging the crowd to sing louder and move harder. Switching off with Martin Doherty for a couple songs, namely “God’s Plan” and “Under the Tide,” the two were in sync, and served to ramp up the audience’s hype even more. With a musical palate that seemed to be endlessly ascending and genuinely positive, CHVRCHES assured that any uneasiness that existed before had been erased and that there was in fact, a light at the end of the tunnel.