7.5
Avg Score
68
Opinions
#4,417
All Time
10
Tracks
“a fun disco-rap rewind rooted in hip-hop history”
“contradictions and confessions on a dancefloor”
“Tyler, The Creator offers a fun, rangy set on DON'T TAP THE GLASS”
“Tyler’s ninth studio album is a brisk, single-minded, and snappy dancefloor romp. He skitters through electro, synth-funk, disco, and Miami bass not to reinvent himself, but to get lost.”
“The 28-minute Don’t Tap the Glass feels like an entertaining pit stop on the way to something bigger”
“It’s great! But very front heavy for me. After Stop Playing With Me I heavily tune out. There’s no particular story or meaning to this album, this was Tyler just wanting to mess around, and good for him letting himself take a break from the heavily therapeutic and such vulnerable record of Chromakopia which at the time DONT TAP THE GLASS released, it was within the same year. Overall a great album to just speed through and take your favorite picks and throw em in a playlist.”
“Not his best work but still a good album. Not much to say, this album is much more of a hype-up album with an exception to “I’ll Take Care of You”. His new vinyl is on my wish list with the new cover art. I’m excited to see where Tyler’s talents take him next.”
“Although not nearly as deep or sonically interesting as its predecessor, DTTG is Tyler’s most fun album behind CMIYGL. Favs: Big Poe, Sugar On My Tongue, Sucka Free, Ring Ring Ring, Don’t You Worry Baby Meh: Tell Me What It Is”
“it is a good album but honestly my least fav out of all tyler albums. was very glad to wake up to this release before school, but it’s missing the depth of some of the other tyler albums.”
“Whole lotta mid. Nothing extremely bad and some of it is interesting and engaging but quality wise I’d say it’s quite poor by Tyler’s standards.”
“DTTG isn’t my favorite Tyler album but it’s incredibly fun to throw on and just “DANCE BRO””
“Sucka Free Sugar on my Tongue Don’t Tap That Glass/ Tweakin Ring Ring Ring”
“production is so good that you HAVE to bust a move while listening”