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Wolf is the second studio album of American recording artist, Tyler, the Creator. The album was released on April 2, 2013 by Odd Future Records and RED Distribution. The album also features guest appearances from artists such as Erykah Badu, Frank Ocean, Pharrell Williams, and Laetitia Sadier. The album reached #3 on the Billboard 200, selling 107,000 copies.




Story

The album follows Wolf who is sent to a mental facility for teenagers called "Camp Flog Gnaw" as upon his arrival, he is told to stay away from everyone by a camper named Sam. In "Cowboy", Sam warns Wolf to stay away from his girlfriend Salem as he is extremely overprotective of her. However in "Jamba", Sam leaves the camp to make a drug run as Wolf and Salem end up meeting each other at a party and having sex. When Sam returns in "Bimmer", he finds out from L-Boy that Wolf and Salem have started dating and are on a date down by the lake. Sam expresses how he loves yet hate Salem at the same time in the song "IFHY" as Wolf and Salem are heard at the end talking about why Sam is the way he is. Sam's backstory is then revealed in "Pigs" as it turns out he was a passive aggressive kid who was bullied a lot and shot all of his bullies when he finally had enough. Sam then goes out hunting for Wolf in "Rusty" and ends up killing Earl as a way of sending a message to Wolf. The album ends with Wolf being sent to Dr. TC after getting caught masturbating as he talks about his grandmother passing and how if he sees Sam then he will end up killing him, ending the album.




Track Listing

  • 1. Wolf
  • 2. Jamba (featuring Hodgy Beats)
  • 3. Cowboy
  • 4. Awkward
  • 5. Domo23
  • 6. Answer
  • 7. Slater (featuring Frank Ocean)
  • 8. 48
  • 9. Colossus
  • 10. Partyisntover/Campfire/Bimmer (featuring Laetitia Sadier and Frank Ocean)
  • 11. IFHY (featuring Pharrell Williams)
  • 12. Pigs
  • 13. Parking Lot (featuring Casey Veggies and Mike G.)
  • 14. Trashwang (featuring Na'kel, Jasper, Taco, Lucas, L-Boy, Left Brain, and Lee Spielman)
  • 15. Treehome95 (featuring Coco O. and Erykah Badu)
  • 16. Tamale
  • 17. Lone
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