Odd Future

Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All, more commonly known as Odd Future, OF or OFWGKTA,[1][2] were an American hip hop collective formed in Los Angeles in 2007.

Odd Future
Odd Future, Trash Talk, and Lil Wayne performing together at the Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in 2012.
Background information
Also known as
  • Odd Future
  • OFWGKTA
  • Wolf Gang
  • OFWGKTADGAFLLBBLSBFBN
  • Loiter Squad
  • OF
OriginLos Angeles, California, U.S.
Genres
Years active2007–2016, 2018
Labels
Associated acts
Websiteoddfuture.com

The collective was originally formed by Tyler, the Creator, Hodgy, Left Brain, Casey Veggies, Matt Martians, Pyramid Vritra, and Jasper Dolphin. Later members included Earl Sweatshirt, Domo Genesis, Mike G, Frank Ocean, Taco Bennett and Syd tha Kyd. Outside music, Odd Future had an Adult Swim skit show called Loiter Squad and a clothing line. Since 2015, the collective has been largely inactive as a unit. Many have speculated that the collective has broken up; although this has never been affirmatively announced directly by an official announcement, it has been talked about by various members.[3][4]

History

2007–2010: Founding and Rise in popularity

Odd Future was formed in 2007 in Los Angeles by Tyler, the Creator (Tyler Okonma) along with Hodgy (Gerald Long), Left Brain (Vyron Turner), Pyramid Vritra (Hal Williams), Matt Martians (Matthew Martin) and Jasper Dolphin (Davon Wilson). Originally Odd Future started as a magazine by Tyler, the Creator featuring things he liked such as skating and music but Tyler decided to also have a music part, along with other things. Much of the collective's early music was recorded in a room of Syd tha Kyd and Taco's South-Central Los Angeles home, known as The Trap. In early 2008 Casey Veggies released Customized Greatly, Vol. 1, featuring a young Tyler on a few tracks. Not only was this Casey's first project but it was the first project released by any Odd Future member. Then, on November 15, 2008, they released their debut collective mixtape, The Odd Future Tape.[5]

On July 7, 2009, Hodgy released his debut mixtape, The Dena Tape. Later in the year on Christmas Day (December 25), Tyler released his debut mixtape, Bastard (mixtape) receiving good reviews. In 2008-2009, Chicago-based rapper Brandun DeShay collaborated with and was essentially in OF, even appearing on the track "Session" by Tyler on the original 2009 release of Bastard; but Tyler and DeShay later had a falling out, and his vocals on "Session" were replaced by Mike G in 2010 on the Re-Release. Sometime during 2009, Casey Veggies decided to leave Odd Future, his reason being that he wanted his career to go in another direction than OF’s.

Domo Genesis, Earl Sweatshirt, Mike G, and Frank Ocean joined the group between 2009 and 2010. The group completed a two-stop tour, both being their first shows outside Los Angeles. One being in London on November 5, 2010, and another in New York City on November 8, 2010. The concert at The Drop in London sold out within 48 hours of announcement. Their concerts have been compared to punk rock shows, with stagediving, moshing, and group members antagonizing the crowd.[6][7] The rest of 2009 and 2010 saw the releases of multiple mixtapes. Earl Sweatshirt's debut mixtape, Earl (mixtape) was released on March 31, 2010. MellowHype's debut mixtape, YelloWhite was released on February 24, 2010 (and also their debut album, BlackendWhite later in 2010). Domo Genesis released his debut mixtape, Rolling Papers (mixtape) on August 30, 2010, and Mike G too released a mixtape, Ali (album), in 2010. The collective also dropped a mixtape named Radical (mixtape) near the middle of 2010 with remixes of instrumentals they liked featuring all the members at the time. Lionel Boyce joined Odd Future sometime during late 2010/early 2011. Also sometime during 2010 or early 2011, Pyramid Vritra lost connections with most of the Odd Future members because he was forced to move back to Georgia after Matt Martians, his roommate and fellow group member, got evicted from his house. Although Vritra later reconnected with some of the members, he wouldn’t work with any of the group again other than with Matt on Jet Age of Tomorrow, some years later, but by then Odd Future was seen as finished.

2011–2014: Solo releases and Loiter Squad
Earl Sweatshirt performing with the rest of Odd Future in March 2012

MellowHype re-released their album BlackenedWhite through Fat Possum Records. Frank Ocean self-released his debut mixtape, Nostalgia, Ultra on February 16, 2011 after joining Odd Future. Tyler, the Creator also signed a one-album deal with XL Recordings and released his sophomore effort, Goblin, on May 10, 2011. They collected a cult following, and received press attention from blogs and magazines.[8] Though they are often labeled as horrorcore, the group has universally dismissed it on Twitter,[9] in interviews,[10] and on tracks such as "Sandwitches". Pitchfork Media has labeled the group as indie rap.[11] In April 2011, the group signed a deal with RED Distribution and Sony Music Entertainment to start their own label, Odd Future Records.[12] On August 2, 2011, Odd Future announced on their website the Golf Wang Tour 2011.[13] The tour included 27 stops, beginning on September 28, 2011 in San Diego, California at the House of Blues.[14]

On September 8, 2011, it was announced that Odd Future would be making a television show called Loiter Squad. The show was announced to be a sketch comedy show featuring various skits and pranks and originally aired on March 25, 2012 on Adult Swim. The show features Tyler, Jasper, Taco, Earl and Lionel as main cast members with other members of Odd Future making cameo appearances.[15][16] The program is produced by Dickhouse Productions, which also is the production company for Jackass.

On October 3, 2011, Tyler, The Creator tweeted a link to iTunes with a compilation album of songs from artists within the group such as Domo Genesis, Hodgy Beats, Mike G, The Jet Age of Tomorrow, MellowHype, The Internet, and Tyler himself. The album is simply named 12 Odd Future Songs, despite having 13 tracks, including three new releases from The Internet, Mike G and MellowHype. On March 20, 2012, the collective released their debut album, The OF Tape Vol. 2. The album was a sequel to the original mixtape, The Odd Future Tape. On the same day, Earl Sweatshirt, who was absent from Odd Future from June 2010 until February 2012, first performed with the group at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York.[17][18]

Frank Ocean released his debut studio album Channel Orange on July 10, 2012. Other solo releases for the second half of 2012 included Domo Genesis's No Idols with The Alchemist, released on August 1, 2012, and MellowHype's Numbers, released on October 9, 2012.[19][20] On December 5, 2012 it was announced Frank Ocean was nominated for six awards at the 2013 Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist, Record of the Year for "Thinkin Bout You" and Album of the Year for Channel Orange.

On April 2, 2013, Tyler, The Creator released his second studio album, Wolf, which received positive reviews from critics and debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200, selling 89,895 copies in the United States.[21][22] Earl Sweatshirt released his debut studio album Doris on August 20, 2013, which was met with critical acclaim, and MellowHigh released their self-titled debut album together on October 31, 2013.[23] Tyler and Earl also went on an EarlWolf Summer Tour in 2013.

Through most of 2014 Odd Future was rarely seen together other than here and there, members mostly kept to themselves or other music ventures, this would eventually become the future of OF with Frank Ocean even dropping the Odd Future management, 4 Strikes, in June 2014. In May 2014, Loiter Squad's 3rd and final season premiered and Earl, Tyler, Jasper, Taco, and L-Boy did an in-depth interview for HuffPost Live, this being the last Odd Future interview currently. On August 11, 2014 and August 12, 2014, Odd Future opened up for Eminem at Wembley Stadium. This would be one of the last Odd Future performances with most of the original members (Tyler, Hodgy, etc.), only missing Domo Genesis, Frank Ocean and Earl Sweatshirt.

On September 12, 2014, the Odd Future station premiered on the online 24/7 radio, Dash Radio, which was released the month before by DJ Skee. The station featured a live playlist, special links such as "Taco Tuesday" (also repeated on Fridays) and coverage of live events, such as the Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, also hosted by Odd Future.[24]

2015–present: Inactivity as a collective and Speculation of break-up

On January 18, 2015, Hodgy Beats confirmed that MellowHype will no longer exist, and that he and Left Brain will continue to make music together, just no longer under the name MellowHype. Hodgy states in the interview, "Nah, we ain't breaking up. Nah, this ain't no weirdo shit. It's just some real shit. It's a refocus. Going from boys to men this is what it is. So it's either understand it, 'cause it will be explained–cry about it, talk shit, applaud us–we still moving."[25]

In May 2015, Tyler posted a photo on Twitter from 2010 which contained the entire Odd Future collective. He added "although it's no more, those 7 letters [OFWGKTA] are forever."[26] This was widely believed to be a confirmation of the collective's dissolution. However, the next day he explained that his tweet was misinterpreted and was merely "looking at old photos with friends and thinking about how time flies."[27] The next day, member Earl Sweatshirt wrote: "No sympathy for male virgins who're in their feelings about Tyler pointing out and solidifying the obvious."[28] This caused an Internet debate over whether "the obvious" was referring to Tyler's first statement or his second. On June 30, Matt Martians seemingly confirmed to AllHipHop that Odd Future had indeed broken up, but that there were "no hard feelings among the members of OFWGKTA."[29]

"OFWGKTA" was listed on the bill for Tyler, the Creator's 4th Annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival.[30] The line-up that performed included Hodgy Beats, Domo Genesis, Mike G and Left Brain. Tyler and Earl were not a part of the set due to Tyler already having a solo show and Earl having amicably[31] distanced himself from Odd Future around the release of his second album, I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside (2015).

During the Odd Future set at the 4th Annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in 2015, Hodgy Beats called out Tyler, The Creator onstage about his dissatisfaction with Tyler, and remarking how he "stayed broke", and was also visibly irritated when other Odd Future members thanked Tyler for the invitation to the carnival.[32] Tyler responded to Hodgy in the middle of his solo set, saying "Niggas got me fucked up. I put too many niggas on. I helped too many of my motherfucking friends out, and niggas gonna come foul? You know who the fuck I'm talking about, nigga. And yes, this is real." Hodgy responded to these remarks on Twitter by saying "If it wasn't for Odd Future, where would Tyler be?" and "Think about who built the name OF together as a unit. Now think about who took the first initial shit on OF." However, one day later, a humorous Instagram video, uploaded by Hodgy, featured him and Tyler attempting to perform handstands; possibly suggesting that the feud had been dissolved. The video was later removed.[33]

On March 11, 2016, Syd officially announced her departure from Odd Future, making The Internet only a label associated act. She also stated that she has not thought of herself as a member of Odd Future as a rap group since early 2011 when The Internet formed.[34]

On May 2, 2016, the group confirmed that they are still together on their Twitter.[35] The tweet was later removed.

Some rumors began to circulate in August–September 2016 about the group working together musically again after a picture was taken of Tyler, the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, Syd, Jasper Dolphin, Taco Bennett, and Matt Martians together at the Afropunk Festival. Tyler and Earl performed as EarlWolf again for the first time in years.[36]

On December 9, 2016, Hodgy Beats would release his album Fireplace: TheNotTheOtherSide. This would be the last album to be published on the Odd Future Records label. As of 2018, Hodgy is releasing music under a label named "Poorait".[37] Other members of OF would go on to sign to their respected current labels. In 2015, Matt Martians would sign to Three Quarter, The Jet Age of Tomorrow would sign to their own label, 5th Echelon Jet Repair Co., Trash Talk would also sign to their own label called Trash Talk Collective. In 2016 Syd, The Internet, and Tyler, The Creator would sign to Columbia Records. In 2018 Domo Genesis and Left Brain would sign to Empire, and Mike G would sign to "Stealth Fighter L.L.C.".

On February 6, 2017, MellowHype confirmed they are working together once again on MindGone Vol. 1.[38]

In late/early 2017-2018, Hodgy took shots at Tyler, the Creator for such things as being a fraud and faking his coming out for money and acclaim. While he had no evidence to back these claims, he denounced Tyler a couple times over a few month span on Instagram stories and Twitter, some being sneak disses, but that was all that came from Hodgy's side.

Then on March 29, 2018, Tyler, the Creator released his song "Okra", on which he stated "Golf be the set, no more OF," not only likely responding to Hodgy but also signaling his growing dissociation with the collective.[39]

On August 8, 2018, Taco posted a series of four 15-second videos on his Instagram story, showing an Odd Future reunion concert taking place at The Low End Theory club in Los Angeles, as the club's final show. Members who attended included Tyler, Earl, Taco, Jasper, Syd, Hodgy, and Mike G. They performed well known tracks such as "Orange Juice", "Rella", and "Sandwitches". The later two songs being with both Tyler and Hodgy, who performed together, squashing their beef officially. Left Brain posted on his Instagram story that he had no idea that it would happen, and was never invited or told. Domo or Frank also didn't attend or speak about it.

In December 2018, the Odd Future official website was redesigned to no longer feature artist representation of the collective, and instead opting to focus on Odd Future clothing and merchandise.[40][41]

Odd Future now exclusively sells clothes, accessories and merchandise. Their social media accounts also revolving around that, with the rare post of something random or news about an artist release, whenever they do.

Members
  • Tyler, the Creator – rapper, producer, music video director, designer (2007–present)
  • Hodgy (Hodgy Beats) – rapper, producer (2007–present)
  • Left Brain – producer, DJ, rapper (2007–present)
  • Pyramid Vritra – producer, rapper (2007–2011)
  • Jasper Dolphin – rapper, hypeman (2007–present)
  • Earl Sweatshirt – rapper, producer, DJ (2009–2015)
  • Domo Genesis – rapper, DJ (2009–present)
  • Mike G – rapper, DJ (2009–present)
  • Taco Bennett – music video director, rapper, hypeman (2009–present)
  • Lucas Vercetti – hypeman (2009–present), Store merchandise (2009-2012)
  • Frank Ocean – singer, producer, rapper (2010–2014)[42]
  • Na'kel – skateboarder, occasional rapper, hypeman (2010–present)
  • L-Boy – hypeman (2011–present)
  • Syd – singer, DJ (2008-2016)[43]
  • Matt Martians – producer, singer (2007–2015)[44][45]
  • Brandun DeShay – rapper, producer (2008–2010)
  • Casey Veggies – rapper (2007–2009)
  • Luis "Pancho" Perez – cinematographer (2012–present)
  • Julian Berman – photographer (2011–present)
  • Eddy "Legohead" – photographer (2010-present), store merchendise (2010-2012)
  • Sagan Lockhart – skater, photographer, hypeman (2010–present)

Sub-groups

Current groups

Former groups
  • I Smell Panties (2008)
    • Tyler, the Creator
    • Jasper Dolphin
  • The Super D3Shay (2008–2010)
    • Matt Martians
    • Pyramid Vritra
    • brandUn DeShay
  • Sweaty Martians (2012–2014)
    • Earl Sweatshirt
    • Matt Martians
  • Hog Slaughta Boyz (2015)
    • Earl Sweatshirt
    • Na'kel
  • TrashWang (2012-2014)

Controversies and Incidents

Odd Future was scheduled to appear at the February 2014 Rapture Festival in Auckland, New Zealand, as a supporting act to Eminem. The group was not on the original bill, but was substituting for Kendrick Lamar after the concert had been sold out.[47] A campaign was launched by an anti-violence group to prevent Odd Future performing, based partly on prior occurrences of the group supposedly inciting violence by their fans towards members of the public, and by the group's lyrics allegedly supporting rape and violence towards women.[48] Immigration New Zealand canceled the visa of some group members because of prior acts of inciting violence, including one where the group allegedly encouraged fans to attack members of the police.[49]

In 2015, Tyler, The Creator was banned from the United Kingdom for 3–5 years due to the allegedly homophobic and violent content of his lyrics from earlier albums such as Bastard and Goblin.[50]

Tyler's UK ban has since been lifted,[51] concurring with his show in London to promote his fifth studio album, Igor. However, his show was forcibly cancelled by police after they voiced their safety concerns, saying that it was "overcrowded" and "too rowdy".[52]

Discography

Studio albums
List of studio albums, with selected chart positions and certifications
Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales
US
[53]		 US R&B/HH
[54]		 US
Rap
[55]		 AUS
[56]		 CAN
[57]		 DEN
[58]		 NZ
[59]		 UK
[60]
The OF Tape Vol. 2
  • Released: March 20, 2012
  • Label: Odd Future
  • Formats: CD, digital download
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Mixtapes

Compilations

Awards and nominations
Year Organization Award Result
2011 O Music Awards Best Web-Born Artist Nominated[62]
MTV2 Sucker Free Awards Best Crew of 2011 Nominated[63]
2013 NME Awards Best International Band Nominated[64]
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