Commercial
Tyler The Creator · Other Songs - Tyler The Creator
My life? Screw it, with a drunk bitch
Like what the fuck are we doing?
We kissing, I'm weezing, it's time to play Tetris
I play piano, jack off I'm anorexic
I'm fucking asthmatic, my records problematic
Talking to myself because my therapist done had it
All the racial slurs from the [?] playing from Lenny Kravitz
Love lock down like I am some sort of faggot
But I'm not in the first place
Waiting for my dad to say hi on my birthday
Cause Jesus wouldn't even be my friend on Church day
I plan on getting back [censored] the worst way
In the jungle, I planned on the keeper
Inside of the cage cause I'm a motherfucking Zebra
Obama's in office, niggas get job like teachers
Looking out retarded kids screaming out fuck slob, Jesus
[Hook: Casey Veggies]
And I can write a hook fast
I can get straight to the cash
Y'all niggas come last, I'm first though
No rehearsal, I know it all like Erkel
You can call it commercial
So turn it up, turn it up (Watch it)
Odd Future won't stop it
[Verse 2:]
I make music for a reason, didn't vote Obama
So you can charge me with treason
Year round asshole, the fuck you season
The flu, I'm sick that's why everybody sneezing
I'm always cheesing, smile for a reason
Fuck as I fuck you, I'm always teasing
My daughter need milk and a quilt
So I'm selling the [?] for six bucks cause she always sneezing
Some people need drugs, some people need dubs
On they car note to go to the club
But really, really, really, all I need deep down, is a hug
[Hook]
[Verse 3:]
Look, I'm back like niggas on a bus
With a Rosa Parks state of mind, I don't give a fuck
And I'm strolling Down South like Good Luck Chuck
In a Malcolm X shirt chilling with the Ku Klux
Klan, I ain't nothing to fuck with
O.F. clan they ain't nothing to fuck with
The O.F. clan they ain't nothing to fuck with
The black Saint Mon' is something to suck bitch
Commercial
Commercial stands as a defining track within Tyler, The Creator's expansive discography, showcasing his signature blend of eccentric production and introspective lyricism. Emerging from a period of rapid artistic evolution, the song reflects the artist's ability to merge unconventional sounds with accessible pop sensibilities. While often associated with his earlier experimental phases, the recording highlights his distinctive approach to rhythm and texture, setting him apart in the modern hip-hop landscape. The track serves as a testament to his growing influence, demonstrating how he balances raw emotion with playful sonic experimentation. As part of a broader body of work that includes acclaimed albums like Goblin and Wolf, Commercial reinforces Tyler's reputation as a visionary producer and performer who consistently pushes genre boundaries.