Tyler, The Creator Tired Of New Music Released Every Friday

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JAKARTA - Tyler, The Creator says he's tired of the new music released on Friday.

The rapper spoke with journalist Narduwar about New Music Friday, suggesting that "we should release music again on Tuesday, not on Friday"

"I know people think because weekends they can listen and so on, and streaming increases," the reason. I think a lot of things are listening passively at parties, or [when] people have time to go to the gym, so they don't really listen.

Tyler says one of the advantages of Tuesday is that people can listen to music more actively on their way to work or school.

"You really have a minute or thirty to really 'divor' and really listen because you know it's over. We have to go to work."

In 2015, it was announced that new music would be released globally on Friday. Earlier in the UK, singles were released on Sunday and albums on Monday.

In Europe, the album was released on Friday, while in the US on Tuesday. Steps to release everything on Friday were partially carried out to reduce the potential for piracy on the sidelines of international release dates.

The musician also gave his opinion on the time of midnight release.

"Working on an album for so long, and pouring so much energy into it, until it was released in the middle of the night seems very disrespectful."

In the US, he also showed that people in one state were already asleep, and those living in other parts were already preparing to sleep.

In the same interview, Tyler called for more music journalism and reduced interviews with the style of 'gossip' from artists.

"We have to stop shopping for sneakers or enjoy a spicy meal for an hour," he said. Talk about your album. Talk about music. Talk about the 15 songs that you have spent time mixing and mastering and put in your heart and produced and doing all these things. "

And then when the album came out and sold for two copies, everyone was confused. But apparently, they don't want to talk about the music or album; they prefer to eat chicken wings and shop for sneakers.