“I know you’re seething and angry, and ‘Uh, no one listens to that album.’ These arena tours that are selling out say different. He also aimed at his critics, with Hot New Hip Hop reporting he may have been trolling DJ Khaled. While the video session cut in and out, Tyler reflected on being able to create Call Me If You Get Lost. “Thank you to all of my friends for being my cheerleaders. You are f**king so important to rap music,” he said. While he wasn’t at the event, Tyler connected with fans and followers in an Instagram Live session (video below) to give necessary shoutouts and thoughts about the win. However, it was Tyler’s time to shine again, as the rapper claimed the award for the second time in the past three years. Among the four contenders were King’s Disease II by Nas, Donda by Kanye West, and The Off Season by J. This year, four incredible rap albums were up for Best Rap Album, but only one could win. Tyler reacts to his Grammy win on Instagram Live With Tyler grabbing the win over his colleagues, it led to plenty of reactions on social media, as viewers gave their thoughts on the Grammy award choice. Drake’s Certified Lover Boy was initially nominated in the category, but he withdrew his two nominations, including Best Rap Performance for Way 2 Sexy. Tyler picked up the win for his June 2021 release, Call Me If You Get Lost, besting rappers Kanye West, Nas, and J. Sunday night’s 64th Annual Grammy Awards had plenty of big winners, including rapper Tyler, the Creator, who claimed the second grammy trophy of his career for Best Rap Album. Pic credit: Recording Academy / GRAMMYs/YouTube Tyler, the Creator claims the Grammy award for Best Rap Album.

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