While full credits have not yet been released, opener \u201cBig Poe\u201d finds Tyler embodying the titular alter-ego alongside an as-yet-anonymous guest rapper and a sample of Busta Rhymes\u2019 \u201cPass the Courvoisier Part II,\u201d which featured P. Diddy and Pharrell Williams.<\/p>\n
Tyler, the Creator\u2019s rollouts for his albums have generally been pretty short, but Don\u2019t Tap the Glass arrives with the least notice yet. Here\u2019s a brief history, excluding the fairly<\/a> traditionally<\/a> promoted Goblin<\/a> and Wolf<\/a>: Tyler announced<\/a> Cherry Bomb<\/a> just a handful of days before its release, but fans got a bit more time<\/a> (15 days) before he dropped Flower Boy<\/a>. He trimmed that down to 11 days<\/a> for Igor<\/a>, but only eight days separated the announcement<\/a> and release<\/a> of Call Me If You Get Lost<\/a>. For Chromakopia, Tyler once again let 11 days pass between announcement<\/a> and the album\u2019s release<\/a>. Even with the short rollouts, Tyler always made sure to release pre-album singles, but that was not the case for Don\u2019t Tap the Glass.<\/p>\n Tyler remains on tour<\/a> in support of Chromakopia. He still has shows left to play in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines. He\u2019s also due to headline major North American music festivals including Lollapalooza<\/a> and Outside Lands<\/a>. See his latest tour dates here<\/a>.<\/p>\n