Tyler, The Creator Tells Fan This Type of Concert Behavior is 'Annoying'

We've all Been There – You're enjoying Your Favorite Artist's Concert, and Someone in the crowd Takes every opportunity to demand their Favorite Song Be Played, AS If Musicians Don't Typically and Meticulously Curate Their Live Set Lists. Hey, Maybe You've Even Been That Guy (Gender Neutral). However, Tyler, The Creator – Currently Touring in Support of His Hit Album Chromakopia – Has made it clear that strategy isn't going to work.

In a post to Thyler and others, one fan admitted that they were trying to coerce him into playing “deathcamp” and other songs from my album Cherry Bomb. “The Started That Cherry Bomb Chant on Saturday and I Will Start It Again Tonight,” The Fan Wrote The Rapper's Show at Orlando's Kia Center on March 22. “I Need to Hear Deathcamp Live,” The Fan Wrote.

Tyler, The Creator, No Stranger to Popping Off on the Internet, Responded. “Chant All You Want (I Hope You Don't, It's Mad Annoying During the Show) I'm not Gonna Play It, Chanting Doesn'T Make Me Magically Wanna Play It,” He Reply. Fair.

Some Fans Online Backed Him Up, While Others decide to Pressure Him Some More. “Folks Paying to Come to Your Show, Why Not Add a song they Wanna Hear … Everything You Have is because fans SPEND HARNED Money to See you in Wigs,” Said One X User.

If You Still Want To See Tyler, The Creator Live, The Chromakopia World Tour Will Continue in the Us, Canada, and Europe Through July and Before Hting Australia, New Zealand, and Asia Through the Fall. He's Also Set to Headline Lollapalooza, Hinterland Music Festival, Governors Ball, and Bonnaroo.