Tyler, the Creator has dropped a new video for the track “A BOY IS A GUN*” off his recent album, IGOR.
Highly-anticipated by fans, the self-directed music video for A BOY IS A GUN* shows Tyler as his alter-ego, IGOR.
The video takes place in a huge mansion and reflects a luxurious lifestyle. Furthermore, it swiftly moves on to the rapper going through some kind of emotional turmoil, portraying a love triangle wherein Tyler is presumed to be in a romantic relationship with a man who later leaves him[Tyler] for a woman.
Visually, the video is reminiscent of old European cinema and the 2017 film Call Me By Your Name, which Tyler himself is a fan of. Clearly, the old-school 60’s aesthetic doesn’t come as a surprise though because the title A BOY IS A GUN* refers to the 1971 French film, Une aventure de Billy le Kid (A Girl is a Gun).
Ahead of the release, Tyler posted a series of photos on his Instagram back in August that was taken on the set of A BOY IS A GUN* and many fans thought nothing much of them.
However, following the release of the video, fans did a double-take and put two and two together; pointing out in the comments that he teased a music video after all.
Check out the full video below!
Tyler, the Creator Is Bringing The IGOR Tour To Australia
After being refused entry into Australia back in 2015, Tyler, the Creator is bringing his IGOR tour to Aussie soil and we couldn’t be more stoked.
Being one of the most sought out artists to see live, Aussies will finally get the chance to see him performing his heart out after six years. The rapper took to his Instagram to announce Australian and New Zealand dates to end off this year and kick start the next, Tyler-style.
Tyler, the Creator Australia & New Zealand IGOR Tour dates:
28 December 2019 – Wildlands Festival – Brisbane, Australia
30 December 2019 – Beyond The Valley Festival – Lardner, Melbourne, Australia
31 December 2019 – Origin Fields Festival – Perth, Australia
01 January 2020 – Field Day Festival – Sydney, Australia
02 January 2020 – Bay Dreams North Festival – Mt. Maunganui, New Zealand
04 January 2020 – Bay Dreams South Festival – Nelson, New Zealand
Check out the official festival websites for details about tickets and artist lineups.
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