Tyler the Creator

Tyler the Creator has opened the doors that allows Black artists to be independent when creating their own genre of music.

As a 28-year-old musician finally winning his first Grammy with the album "IGOR" has many viewers in support of his acceptance speech. During his wild but entertaining performance had such a beautiful concept the normalize the importance of being different. Also being Black many artist are placed in a specific genre as in Rap, Hip Hop, and Pop. Tyler the creator has also broken different trends when it came to Fashion. He has the ability to create such colorful and prideful piece that all colors of people wear. The ability to have such a diverse mentality when it comes to being an influencer has so many benefits. Tyler mentions his gratefulness and also shinning the light to the issues that many Black Artist face. He says "Do anything that's Genderbending or that’s anything they always put it in a rap or urban category. I don't like the word Urban-- It’s just a politically correct way to say the n-word to me." Many viewers were truly amazed many Black artist shinning the light upon unfair treatment when it comes to awards for music in many different genres. Black artist has some many different struggles when having the ability to create music and content when thinking outside the box. The power of speaking out to an audience that is worldwide helps those that are not aware of the unfair treatment even with celebrates. But this also brings awareness to the Black community and to upcoming future artist to not fear when coloring outside the boxes. Tyler the Creator audience has grown expeditiously after his flashy and colorful performance. He has such an interesting way when it comes to expressing himself within his music and his speech. Tyler the Creator is a non-specific genre artist. His Grammy performance included Boy II Men and Charlie Williams and he combined and creating such an entertaining showcase of his creativity and it was considered to be an “eye opener the Black community.” He was not the only artist that brought awareness and shine light to the many different issues when it came to placing artist in specific category. Also taking the rights away from those artists that may not be consider an “Rap, Hip Hop, and Pop artist.” Moments like this help define a future for those to not feel abjugated to fulfil the common sounds but to understand that anything can be created and anything can make a difference.  

Well, here I am sitting right in front of you. Even though you just mess up my name but, hello I am Alexandria Reynolds but everyone calls me Alex. I am from Dallas, Texas Americans football team city. Even though I can truly say I am not a Cowboys fan at all but I live for spirit. Our fans go crazy just to get a taste of a championship that Dallas will never receive. But anyways I come from a lovely, crazy family. I am the youngest of three blood but I had a total of five siblings. Honestly there is so much I would love to share about me but, I honestly think my YouTube channel can tell it better so make sure you go check me out at YouTube.com/AlexxxNicoleee.com. But let me just tell you a quick story describing the woman I am. Think about someone that you see on a everyday basics, and then imagine seeing a young black woman with somewhat curly short hair walking in a pace that seems to be up beat but honestly she seemed to the on a whole different speed then everyone that's around her. She stand about 5'8 and she her weight...lol..lets just say she doesn't miss a meal. But anyways, she is 22 and trust me no one knows. Well, she has a very strong heart and everywhere she goes she try to leave a sprinkle of love and joy. Back to life, Back to reality. I am someone that feels that my purpose in life is to make a change no matter how small or even how big. There has came a point in time where I was honestly scared to put my thoughts on paper because of the challenges that I faced not being confident in my voice or even my writing. I attend a college where difference can truly stick out and even though many may think its should be easy to make friends being Black and attending a HBCU but honestly in the beginning of my journey it was actual a huge challenge. I can say being someone that very social for the majority of my life, I truly did have a hard time making friends even opening up to people because in my generation, we face some different challenges in life where it is even harder to make a stranger even smile. That’s the world I live in.