In a recent announcement that sent waves through the hip-hop community, Tyler, The Creator revealed his surprise album titled “Don’t Tap The Glass,” set to be released on July 21. The news came during his Brooklyn concert for the CHROMAKOPIA world tour, igniting excitement among fans eager for new music.
However, amid the buzz, a fake tracklist for the album began circulating online, featuring an impressive lineup that included artists like Clipse (Pusha T and Malice), Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne, and more. The source of this misinformation remains unclear, but it quickly gained traction on social media.
Tyler, known for his direct engagement with fans, took to Twitter to clarify the situation, stating, “FALSE,” and asserting that none of the artists listed would be featured on the album. He emphasized that he did not post any such information and expressed confusion over its origin. Following his response, Complex Music, which initially reported the fake tracklist, deleted the post, though the misinformation continues to circulate.
As anticipation builds for “Don’t Tap The Glass,” fans are left wondering what to expect from the project, especially given Tyler’s artistic evolution and unique sound. The promotional imagery for the album hints at influences from ’80s-era LL Cool J and 2000s-era Ludacris, suggesting a potentially rugged or mixtape-inspired vibe.
Preorders for various formats of the album, including vinyl and CD, have already gone live on Golf Wang, further fueling excitement for Tyler’s latest endeavor.
With the CHROMAKOPIA era already showcasing his talent, fans are eagerly awaiting the release of “Don’t Tap The Glass” and the surprises it may hold.
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