Tyler, The Creator’s will prevents “gross” posthumous release of his music

nme.com:

Tyler, The Creator has confirmed that he will not release posthumous music after his death.While performing at an intimate show in Los Angeles on Wednesday (April 26), the rapper told fans that he has no plans for his unreleased music to see the light of day following his death, reiterating that his decision has been written into his will.During the show, Tyler played an unreleased track ‘Penny’, before explaining why it’s hard to keep unreleased music to himself. “Some of these are so good I can’t just let them sit on my hard drive.

Because I have in my will that if I die, they can’t put no fucking [posthumous] album out. That’s fucking gross, like, half-ass ideas and some random feature on it from some n**** I didn’t fuck with.

Like, no.”Watch a clip of Tyler talking about his will below.Tyler, The Creator speaks on posthumous releases at last nights show.pic.twitter.com/fefTUWHS3K— Odd Future (@OddFuturePage) April 27, 2023Tyler, The Creator is now the latest artist to say they don’t want posthumous albums released when they die, following Anderson .Paak and Lana Del Rey in 2021.

In August of that year, .Paak revealed a new tattoo, in which he outlined his thoughts on posthumous music: “When I’m gone, please don’t release any posthumous albums or songs with my name attached.