Tyler, The Creator released his album Don't Tap The Glass with little notice, launching it with a phone-free listening party in LA that became a dance party. He continued the promotion with a pop-up concert in Brooklyn where attendees could use their phones, generating extensive footage of the performance. Tyler performed the album live, playing many tracks twice but not in the official sequence. Tickets were priced at $10, making it accessible for fans while creating a vibrant atmosphere around the album.
Tyler, The Creator hosted a phone-free listening session for his new album, Don't Tap The Glass, which turned into a spontaneous dance party in LA.
In Brooklyn, Tyler performed at a $10 show, allowing phones this time and played through his new record mostly twice, garnering footage shared widely.
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