The 30 Best Tyler, the Creator Songs, from Flower Boy to Igor and Beyond

What is Tyler, the Creator's most popular song?

"See You Again", featuring Kali Uchis, is Tyler, the Creator's most popular song, a dreamy 2017 love song that became one of his most streamed tracks years after its release. "Earfquake", "Noid", "WusYaName" and "Who Dat Boy" are his other biggest songs, and "Yonkers" is the track that first made him famous.

Tyler, the Creator's biggest songs

1. "See You Again", 2017: a lush, romantic duet with Kali Uchis from Flower Boy.
2. "Earfquake", 2019: a soulful, heartbroken single from Igor that reached number 13.
3. "Noid", 2024: a frantic, paranoid single from Chromakopia and a top ten hit.
4. "Sticky", 2024: a party track with GloRilla, Sexyy Red and Lil Wayne, also a top ten hit.
5. "WusYaName", 2021: a smooth, flirtatious single with YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Ty Dolla Sign.
6. "Yonkers", 2011: the dark, minimal breakthrough with an unforgettable black-and-white video.
7. "Who Dat Boy", 2017: a menacing, horror-movie-style track with A$AP Rocky.
8. "Lumberjack", 2021: the brash lead single from Call Me If You Get Lost.
9. "New Magic Wand", 2019: a distorted, intense highlight of Igor.
10. "Dogtooth", 2023: a bouncy single from The Estate Sale.

Songs from Goblin (2011) and Wolf (2013)

11. "She", 2011: an early collaboration with Frank Ocean.
12. "Tamale", 2013: a chaotic, high-energy Wolf favorite.
13. "IFHY", 2013: a love-hate song featuring Pharrell Williams.
14. "Answer", 2013: a raw song addressed to the father he never knew.

Songs from Cherry Bomb (2015)

15. "Find Your Wings", 2015: a jazzy, uplifting song with Kali Uchis and Roy Ayers.
16. "2Seater", 2015: a smooth, multi-part song about cruising with someone special.

Songs from Flower Boy (2017)

17. "911 / Mr. Lonely", 2017: a two-part song about loneliness, with Frank Ocean and Steve Lacy.
18. "Boredom", 2017: a hazy, jazzy song about feeling stuck.
19. "Garden Shed", 2017: a gentle song with Estelle and a long guitar solo.
20. "November", 2017: a nostalgic song about the year everything felt simpler.

Songs from Igor (2019)

21. "A Boy Is a Gun", 2019: a soulful, sample-driven song about a toxic love.
22. "Running Out of Time", 2019: a mellow, synth-heavy plea.
23. "Are We Still Friends?", 2019: the aching closing song of Igor.

Songs from Call Me If You Get Lost (2021) and The Estate Sale (2023)

24. "Corso", 2021: a boastful track hosted by DJ Drama.
25. "Sweet / I Thought You Wanted to Dance", 2021: a two-part song that slides into a reggae groove.
26. "Wilshire", 2021: an eight-minute confessional story about a complicated love.
27. "Sorry Not Sorry", 2023: a reflective single from The Estate Sale.

Songs from Chromakopia (2024) and later

28. "St. Chroma", 2024: the marching, whispered opener with Daniel Caesar.
29. "Darling, I", 2024: a bright, bouncy song with Teezo Touchdown.
30. "Like Him", 2024: a moving song about his mother and the father he never met, with Lola Young.

In 2025 he followed Chromakopia with Don't Tap the Glass, a dance-focused album with the single "Sugar on My Tongue".

Who is Tyler, the Creator?

Tyler, the Creator was born Tyler Okonma on March 6, 1991, in Los Angeles. As a teenager he founded Odd Future, a skate-and-rap collective that also launched Frank Ocean, Earl Sweatshirt and Syd. His early records were shocking and confrontational, but with Flower Boy in 2017 he revealed a softer, more melodic side, and every album since has been a reinvention. He produces and arranges most of his own music, inspired by Pharrell Williams and N.E.R.D., and he has also built the clothing brand Golf Wang and the annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival festival in Los Angeles.

Odd Future and the early years

Tyler and his friends in Odd Future released their early mixtapes for free online, including Tyler's Bastard in 2009, and built a cult following through blogs, Tumblr and wild live shows. In 2011, their chaotic television debut on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, backed by The Roots, and the eerie black-and-white video for "Yonkers" made them one of the most talked-about groups in music. "Yonkers" won him the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist that year.

More than music

Beyond his albums, Tyler co-created the Adult Swim sketch show Loiter Squad and the animated series The Jellies!, designs clothing for Golf Wang and Golf le Fleur, and has collaborated with Converse on his own sneakers. His Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival brings together rap, R&B and indie acts each year in Los Angeles.

Every album is a character

Tyler gives many of his albums a character and a look. On Igor he wore a blond bowl-cut wig and pastel suits to tell a story of falling in and out of love. On Call Me If You Get Lost he became Tyler Baudelaire, a globe-trotting traveler, with DJ Drama hosting the album like one of his classic mixtapes. Chromakopia introduced St. Chroma, a masked figure in a military-style uniform, and the album explored fame, family and growing older.

Grammy wins and chart records

Igor won the Grammy for Best Rap Album in 2020, and Call Me If You Get Lost won the same award two years later. Igor was his first album to debut at number one on the Billboard 200, and Call Me If You Get Lost, Chromakopia and Don't Tap the Glass all followed it to the top.

The story behind See You Again

"See You Again" is a song about an all-consuming crush. Kali Uchis sings the soaring chorus, and Tyler's production layers strings and warm synths around it. Released on Flower Boy in 2017, it slowly became one of his most streamed songs, driven in part by social media, and it is now the song most new fans hear first.

Tyler, the Creator albums to start with

• Flower Boy (2017): the melodic turning point, with "See You Again" and "911 / Mr. Lonely".
• Igor (2019): a Grammy-winning breakup album, with "Earfquake".
• Call Me If You Get Lost (2021): a Grammy winner, with "WusYaName" and "Lumberjack".
• Chromakopia (2024): with "Noid", "Sticky" and "Like Him".

Clean versions and playlists

Many of Tyler's songs have explicit lyrics, so look for clean versions for family events. For a mellow playlist, "See You Again", "Boredom", "Garden Shed", "Find Your Wings" and "Earfquake" work beautifully; for a party, "Sticky", "WusYaName", "Lumberjack" and "Who Dat Boy" bring the energy. For more, see our 90s rap songs and hip hop birthday songs.

Tyler, the Creator songs for a crush or a love song

"See You Again", "Earfquake", "2Seater" and "Darling, I" are some of the most romantic songs in modern hip-hop, perfect for a playlist for someone special or a long late-night drive together. For more, see our love songs for her.

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