Tyler continues to build his storytelling abilities, but like much of the album, the plot is more abstract than his early work. Lyrically Tyler evolved also, while his first three-album run largely focused on his fictional character Wolf Haley, ‘Cherry Bomb’ offered a different look into Tyler’s life as he transitions into rapping about how he’s built his career and the different challenges that come with that. Looking for a different sound in 2015, Tyler started heavily utilizing synths which would soon become a staple. While unique, Tyler’s first two albums maintain a similar gritty sound not offering much crazily outside of the realm of the other. While some might be opposed to the album’s alternative sound, this is the first project that sees Tyler swap his previously graphic and ultra-offensive lyrics that became synonymous with his music for a more grounded approach.ħ years ago today, dropped ‘Cherry Bomb’ 🍒įavorite tracks off the record? #OGM /l7XXX1n5PM- Our Generation Music April 13, 2022 While the masses remain divided on how high Cherry Bomb sits within his discography, Wednesday (April 13) was the seven-year anniversary of its release, and with it, an opportunity to dive deeper into its divisive nature - as Cherry Bomb has an argument for Tyler’s most important album to date. Cherry Bomb‘s release was immediately met with mixed reviews and still has his fan base split on if this is his worst project, or one of his best. Less gritty and graphic than Bastard, Goblin and Wolf, Cherry Bomb still stands as the Grammy-winning artist’s most ambitious project of his career. Tyler’s fourth studio album sounded nothing like his previous work and left many fans torn after listening. Whether they love it or hate it, Tyler the Creator fans are passionate about their stance on his controversial 2015 album Cherry Bomb.
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