and by the end of his set, it was
wholly apparent how he’s managed
to remain so relevant — hit after hit,
smile after smile, he is impossible not
to appreciate. After “Move, Bitch”
and “Get Back,” two of his rowdiest
tracks, Ludacris left the stage
for Tyler to claim. Finally, the
crowd was ignited.
With his new album Flower
Boy (formerly Scum Fuck Flower
Boy) due out later this week (it
already leaked and had been
heard by many), Tyler’s set
seemed bound to bring an extra
kick. Of course, that would only
come after his DJ, Taco, played
Drake and Playboi Carti songs
off his MacBook for 30 minutes,
but finally, Tyler arrived right
around 7:00 PM. By this time, his
fans had already been warned by
security more than once to relax,
yet they thrust forth regardless,
likely incited by his re-doing of
the set’s introduction because he
wanted to see more excitement.
Dressed in a peach-colored
jumpsuit to match his new
signature Converse, Tyler went
through a series of songs from his
last two albums before arriving
at “Who Dat Boy,” one of two
lead singles off his upcoming
project. The song is teasing
but
eruptive,
and
halfway
through
it,
he
whispered
into the microphone, “I’m
gonna take a break,” only to
introduce his pal A$AP Rocky
onstage to cover for him.
The crowd roared as Rocky
recited his verse, continuing
on stage as Tyler and him went
through the A$AP Mob track
“Telephone Calls,” but when
Rocky said the pair “might
need to drop an album or
something soon,” grinningly
dropping the explosive line
on his way off stage, fans
absolutely lost it.
Tyler followed this high-
point with some mellower
melodies,
playing
“911,”
a
softer
single
off
his
new
album,
before
rapping
his
verse
from
Frank
Ocean’s
recent single “Biking.” Odd
Future fans’ favorite mosh
pit anthem, “Tamale,” came
next, but it was oddly followed
by “Mr. Lonely” and “She” —
two more softies. Before his
breakout hit “Yonkers,” Tyler
reminded fans that the song
is now a steep six years old,
an apparent sign of their cult’s
mortality, then finished his set
with “I Ain’t Got Time,” a song
off his new album, claiming to
hope we liked it but also to not
really care if we didn’t, still
pretending that we hadn’t all
already heard the entire album
and loved it, like, absolutely
loved it.
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6 Spot for a Fitbit
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14 __ diem
15 Shade-loving
ornamental
16 Polished off
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equipment
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comedy ... and
something
hidden in each
answer to a
starred clue
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near the prime
meridian
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cornstalk
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Museum locale
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opener brand
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25 Certain
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30 One of the faithful
31 Reliever’s stat
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Merlot mishap
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36 Gone by
37 Popes and
cardinals, but not
nuns
40 Approximately
41 Drops from above
44 Nike competitor
47 Rocky in a
Beatles title
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51 Get moving
52 Quotes
53 Simpson of
fashion
55 Place to hang
56 Actor Davis
57 Shave, as sheep
59 Anger
60 Muslim holy man
64 Chicken vindaloo
go-with
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ily works with clay. Her work
at this year’s Fair consists of a
variety of sculptures, many of
which are meant to decorate a
garden. Farris notes the com-
petitive selection process for the
artists. “There has to be some-
thing about your work that is
unusual because you’re compet-
ing against so many other art-
ists. There has to be a reason why
they picked this ceramic artist
over the (many) others that have
applied,” she explained.
Considering the fierce compe-
tition, the Art Fair features work
created by some of the most tal-
ented artists across the country.
Over 1,000 artists attend with
their booths lining the city’s
streets.
The abundance of entertain-
ment encourages many to return
to the Fair every year; LSA junior
Anna DeVeaux has attended the
festival with her family for 15
consecutive years and wishes to
continue her streak.
“It’s really fun to just walk
around because of all the differ-
ent things going on — all of the
community
comes
together,”
DeVeaux said. “It’s just a real-
ly cool vibe to be around. And
there’s great street food.”
DeVeaux
points
out
the
dynamic atmosphere during the
Art Fair. “All of the streets are
completely packed and there’s so
much energy because everyone
is going in between booths... it’s
really bustling and everyone’s
super interested in everything
they’re going past.”
Although the Fair can be a
hindrance to local residents —
streets close and traffic becomes
nightmarish — the city puts
on the Townie Street Party to
thank locals for their patience
and cooperation during the busy
weekend. Still, the Fair’s lack
of parking has become a joke in
and of itself. “We have this post-
er in our family room that just
has pictures of all the no park-
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Art Fair. It’s a funny joke to us,”
DeVeaux said.
Nevertheless,
she
believes
scarce parking and large crowds
shouldn’t
stop
anyone
from
attending,
explaining
that
“there’s really something for
everyone,” making it one of the
most exciting events in Metro
Detroit all year.
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From Page 6
Tyler arrived right
around 7:00 PM.
By this time, his
fans had already
been warned by
security