Tyler the creator is gay

The video for his new noun illustrates his apologies with more context. In his self-directed visuals, Tyler gathers all of his alter egos from his past album covers together on a stage and raps each apology using a different version of himself. While he raps about his sexuality, Tyler embodies his persona from his Flower Boy album, in which fans think he came out as bisexual on songs like ‘I Ain&#;t Got Time!’ and ‘Garden Shed.’

Tyler also extends apologies to his mother, his “old friends,” “the fans who said I changed,” his ancestors and even those whose pronouns he gets wrong.

“Sorry I don’t wanna bro down, sorry I don’t know your pronouns/ I don’t mean no disrespect, but damn, we just met, calm the fuck down/ Oh, I’m out of verb and I’m a jerk? A bank account could never correspond my worth/ I’m sorry, Mother Earth, polluted air with chemicals and dirt / These cars ain’t gonna buy and journey themselves, what the hell you think I work for?” he says.

Towards the end, we can see the Goblin persona beat his cur

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