.tylerthecreator's newest video from 'Call Me If You Get Lost' is a pastel-colored daydream
dropped a new video for his song “Lemonhead” on Thursday and he doesn’t fail to disappoint with his zany visuals in which he appears as his alter ego Wolf Haley.
The video is under two minutes long, and it begins with Tyler briefly talking about his elderly tubist. “Mr. Bobo was a very talented individual, but I don’t think I was doing my best articulating what I wanted. I know the tuba was too heavy for him, but I needed to get this shit done,” he says. Tyler demonstrates to Mr. Bobo how to play the instrument, eventually beginning the track. The video then transitions to Tyler cruising on a speedboat, sailing through a mountainous field while rapping his heart out before jumping off with his briefcase. To some fans, the setting may be familiar; it resembles his recent iconic BET Awards
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