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American rapper and tape producer from California

Tyler, the Creator
Tyler, the Creator in 2012

Tyler, the Creator in 2012
Background information
Nascence proper name Tyler Gregory Okonma
Also known as
  • Ace
  • Gap Tooth T
  • DJ Stank Daddy
  • Tyler Haley
  • Wolf Haley[i]
  • Tyler Baudelaire
Born (1991-03-06) March 6, 1991 (age 31)
Ladera Heights, California, U.S.
Genres
  • Alternative hip hop
  • jazz rap
  • R&B
  • neo soul
  • horrorcore (early on)
Occupation(southward)
  • Rapper
  • vocalist
  • songwriter
  • record producer
  • actor
Years active 2007–present
Labels
  • Columbia
  • Odd Future
  • Sony
  • Cherry-red
  • XL
Associated acts
  • Odd Time to come
  • I Odor Panties
  • ASAP Rocky
  • Kali Uchis
  • Pharrell
  • Steve Lacy
Website golfwang.com
Signature
Tyler, the Creator's signature.svg

Musical artist

Tyler Gregory Okonma (born March 6, 1991), professionally known as Tyler, the Creator, is an American rapper and tape producer. Post-obit a large contribution to Odd Future's early on piece of work, Tyler released his debut solo mixtape, Bastard, in 2009. Afterward releasing his debut studio album, Goblin, via Twoscore Recordings in April 2011, he signed a articulation deal with Carmine Distribution and Sony Music Amusement for himself and his characterization, Odd Hereafter Records.[2]

With his gritty, horrorcore-influenced before releases, Tyler was often criticized for his utilize of homophobic and misogynistic slurs in his lyrics. He released the albums Wolf (2013) and Cherry Bomb (2015), the latter of which was considered to be a contrast from his previous releases as he experimented with melody-focused and jazz-fused sounds. Tyler's following albums, Flower Boy (2017), Igor (2019) and Telephone call Me If You Get Lost (2021), were all released to widespread critical acclamation, with the latter two as well debuting at number ane on the Billboard 200.

Tyler has won a Grammy Award,[iii] a BRIT Laurels, and an MTV Video Music Laurels. He created the comprehend art for all of Odd Future's releases,[4] and has also designed the group'southward habiliment and other merchandise.[5] In 2011, Tyler started the clothing company, Golf Wang. In 2012, he began hosting an annual music festival called Campsite Flog Gnaw Carnival. He created his own streaming service app named "Golf Media," which ran from 2015 to 2018 and contained original scripted series from Tyler and a livestream of each Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival.[half-dozen]

Early life and education

Tyler Gregory Okonma[seven] was built-in on March 6, 1991, in Ladera Heights, California,[4] the son of a Nigerian begetter with Igbo ancestry and an American female parent of mixed African-American and European-Canadian descent.[viii] [9] He never met his father[10] and spent his early life living in Ladera Heights and nearby Hawthorne.[4] [11] At the age of 7, he would take the embrace out of a CD case and create covers for his own imaginary albums—including a tracklist with song lengths—before he could fifty-fifty brand music.[12] At the age of xiv, he taught himself to play the pianoforte.[13] In his 12 years of schooling, he attended 12 different schools in the Los Angeles and Sacramento areas.[14] He worked at FedEx for but nether two weeks and at Starbucks for over two years.[xv] Okonma took his stage name from a Myspace folio he used to post his artistic endeavors.[16]

Career

2007–2011: Odd Future, Bastard, and Goblin

Okonma co-founded the alternative hip hop commonage Odd Future in 2007, alongside Hodgy, Left Brain, and Casey Veggies. They cocky-released their debut mixtape, The Odd Future Record, in November 2008. On December 25, 2009, Okonma cocky-released his kickoff solo mixtape, Bastard. The mixtape was eventually ranked 32nd on Pitchfork Media's list of the Top Albums of 2010.[17] On February 11, 2011, Okonma released the music video for "Yonkers". The video received attention from several online media outlets.[xviii] [19] [twenty] [21] An extended version with a third poetry was fabricated available on iTunes.[22] Okonma won Best New Artist for "Yonkers" at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.[23] Okonma'south thematic content in these first two solo projects led fans and publications alike to categorize him in the horrorcore scene, although he vehemently rejected his connection with it.[24]

In early on 2011, Okonma was gaining the interest of a number of figures in the music industry, including Steve Rifkind, Jimmy Iovine, Rick Ross and Jay-Z.[25] [26] Okonma and the rest of Odd Time to come eventually signed a bargain with Red Distribution/Sony in Apr 2011.[27] His debut studio anthology, Goblin, was released May 10, 2011.[28] Okonma and swain Odd Futurity fellow member Hodgy Beats made their boob tube debut on February xvi, 2011, when they performed "Sandwitches" on Tardily Night with Jimmy Fallon.[29] On March 16, Okonma and Hodgy performed "Yonkers" and "Sandwitches" at the 2011 mtvU Woodie Awards, existence joined by other members of Odd Futurity during "Sandwitches".[ commendation needed ] During an interview with Okonma for Interview, Waka Flocka Flame expressed his interest in collaborating with the Odd Future frontman to directly a music video for him.[thirty] In early on 2011, Okonma told fans through his Formspring account that his second anthology would exist called Wolf and it was scheduled to be released in May 2012.[ citation needed ] Okonma also announced that Odd Future would constitute their own Television evidence called Loiter Squad. On September 8, 2011, that the testify was finally confirmed as a 15-minute alive-activeness evidence composed of diverse sketches, man on the street segments, pranks and music fabricated by Odd Future. Dickhouse Productions, the production partnership that created Jackass, was scheduled to produce the bear witness.[ citation needed ]

2012–2014: Wolf and Loiter Squad TV bear witness

Odd Time to come's telly show Loiter Squad premiered on Adult Swim on March 25, 2012. The show ran for iii seasons and featured invitee appearances from celebrities, including Johnny Knoxville, Lil Wayne and Seth Rogen. In 2015, Okonma stated that the show "is no more".[31] On February 14, 2013, Odd Time to come uploaded a video to their YouTube business relationship, which includes L-Boy skydiving and stating that Wolf would be released on April 2, 2013. The same day, Okonma would reveal the three album covers via his Instagram account.[32]

In promotion of Wolf, Okonma performed several guest verses for other artists, notably "Trouble on My Mind" past GOOD Music artist Pusha T, "Martians vs. Goblins" by The Game (likewise featuring Lil Wayne), "I'ma Hata" by DJ Drama (also featuring Waka Flocka Flame and D-Bo), the title track from fellow Odd Future fellow member Domo Genesis' collaboration album with The Alchemist, No Idols, and "Bloom & Burn down" by Trash Talk (also featuring Hodgy Beats). Okonma besides co-produced the song "666" from MellowHype's third album Numbers, which featured Mike Grand.[ commendation needed ]

Through March and Apr 2013, Okonma toured Northward America and Europe.[32] The first single from the album was released on February 14, 2013, titled "Domo23" along with the music video which features cameos from Domo Genesis, Earl Sweatshirt, Jasper Dolphin and Taco Bennett.[33] On February 26, 2013, Okonma performed the songs "Domo23" and "Treehome95" on Tardily Dark with Jimmy Fallon.[34]

Wolf was released on April 2, 2013, by Odd Future Records and Reddish Distribution nether Sony Music Entertainment. It featured invitee appearances by Frank Body of water, Mike Grand, Domo Genesis, Earl Sweatshirt, Left Brain, Hodgy Beats, Pharrell, Casey Veggies and Erykah Badu. The anthology was produced solely by Okonma, except for the final runway "Lone". Along with the lead single "Domo23", music videos were filmed for "Bimmer", "IFHY" and "Jamba". Upon release, the anthology was met with generally positive reviews and debuted at number iii on the Billboard 200, selling 90,000 copies in its first week.[ citation needed ]

On January 31, 2014, Okonma was reported to be recording with Mac DeMarco.[35]

2015–2016: Cherry Bomb

Okonma performing Ruby-red Flop in Moscow in August 2015

On April nine, 2015, Okonma released the music video for the song "Fucking Immature" to Odd Future's official YouTube channel. The video also included a short snippet of another vocal, "Deathcamp".[36] Okonma announced on the same solar day that the songs volition be featured on his upcoming album Cherry Bomb, prepare for release on April xiii, 2015.[37] Okonma announced via his Twitter account that the anthology would feature Charlie Wilson, Chaz Bundick and Blackness Lips member Cole Alexander.[38] Two days subsequently, Okonma performed the songs "Fucking Young" and "Deathcamp" for the first fourth dimension at Coachella. During the prepare, Okonma notably criticized VIP members in the audition, of which many were celebrities, for their lack of enthusiasm.[39]

Red Bomb was released digitally on Apr 13, 2015, through Odd Hereafter Records,[40] with physical copies of the album, featuring five dissimilar album covers,[41] set to be released on April 28, 2015.[42] [43] The album features performances from notable artists such as Kanye West, Lil Wayne and Schoolboy Q.[44] [45] The album was supported by a globe tour through Due north America, Europe and Asia, first at Coachella music festival on April 11, 2015, and ending in Tokyo, Japan in September 2015.[46] Okonma cancelled the Australian leg of his Cherry Flop World Tour following a campaign by the grassroots organization Commonage Shout against the portrayal of women in his music.[47]

On August 26, 2015, Okonma revealed that he had been banned from visiting the United Kingdom for 3 to five years, which forced him to abolish a string of bout dates supporting the Ruby Bomb anthology, including the Reading and Leeds Festivals. The reason for the ban comes from lyrics dating back to 2009. His manager Christian Clancy said they were informed of the ban via a letter from then-Home Secretary Theresa May.[48] May cited lyrics from the mixtape Bounder as the reason for the ban, although Okonma had toured multiple times in the UK since its release.[49] [fifty] Okonma later claimed that he felt he had been treated "like a terrorist" and implied that the ban was racially motivated, stating that "they did non like the fact that their children were idolizing a black homo".[51]

2017–2018: Flower Male child, boob tube, and WANG$AP

On Apr 8, 2017, Frank Body of water released a song titled "Biking" on his Beats Ane radio station "blonded RADIO", which features both Tyler, the Creator and Jay Z. Viii days later it was announced Okonma would write, produce, and perform the theme song for scientist Bill Nye's new testify, Neb Nye Saves the Globe.

On June 28, the trailer for Okonma's Tv set bear witness Nuts + Bolts premiered on Viceland. The show focuses on things Tyler, the Creator finds interesting or is passionate almost, and explains how they are created. The series premiered on August iii, 2017.[52]

On June 29, 2017, Okonma released the vocal "Who Dat Boy" featuring ASAP Rocky on a new YouTube channel, following many promotional inaugural posts on his social media accounts. Afterward that night, he released the song on streaming services alongside a new song titled "911 / Mr. Solitary" featuring Steve Lacy, Frank Bounding main, and Anna of the N. On July 6, 2017, he announced the title, tracklist and release appointment of his fourth album, Blossom Boy,[53] which was released on July 21, 2017.[54] Several singles were released post-obit up to the album'south release date, including "Boredom" and "I Ain't Got Time!". The album was released via iTunes, Spotify, and other major music services. On September 14, 2017, Tyler, the Creator announced his tertiary Television prove to date, The Jellies. It premiered on October 22, 2017.[55] Flower Boy received rave reviews from critics and was nominated for Best Rap Album at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards, giving Tyler his second Grammy nomination after contributing to 2013 Album of the Year nominee Channel Orange, but was beat out by Kendrick Lamar's fourth studio album Damn.

On March 29, 2018, Okonma released "Okra",[56] amidst a string of freestyles and remixes. Okonma referred to information technology equally a "throwaway song",[57] stating that it was not going to be included on whatsoever upcoming album, and was not an indication of the sound of any hereafter projects.[58] On May 22, 2018, he released "435",[59] standing this cord of singles. On July 23, 2018, Okonma and ASAP Rocky announced a collaborative project, WANG$AP, by releasing a music video for a remix of Monica'due south "Knock Knock" named "Potato Salad" on "AWGE DVD (Vol. three)", a video compilation by AWGE, ASAP Rocky'southward artistic agency.[60]

2019–present: Igor and Call Me If You Become Lost

Okonma performing in Pittsburgh in 2019

On May 6, 2019, Okonma released two short video clips on his online profiles which featured new music. The videos showed him dancing erratically while wearing a long blonde wig, multicolored suit, blackness sunglasses, and a grill; he donned the same style for pictures on his social media and the music videos for the album's singles. He before long appear his fifth studio album, Igor, which was released on May 17.[61] Igor was met with widespread disquisitional acclaim and debuted at number ane on the US Billboard 200, becoming Tyler's beginning number-one anthology in the United states.[62] The anthology also features the vocal "Earfquake", which peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100.[63] On Dec 23, 2019, Okonma released two songs, "Best Interest", a song that did not make the cut of Igor that was released with a music video, and "Group B".[64] Igor won the honor for Best Rap Album at the 62nd Grammy Awards.[65]

For Okonma's sixth studio album, Telephone call Me If Yous Get Lost, the artist placed billboards in major cities across the world containing a phone number that when called, a recorded chat between Okonma and his mother played.[66] That recording is included in the anthology as "Momma Talk".[67] [68] Soon afterwards the billboards were spotted, a website of the same name was discovered.[69] The album'southward lead single, "Lumberjack", was released on June 16.[seventy] The following mean solar day, Okonma revealed the album's cover and confirmed its release appointment of June 25.[71] Upon release, it received widespread critical acclaim and debuted at number one on the U.s. Billboard 200, becoming Okonma'due south second number-one album in the Us.[72] On January 5, 2022, Tyler, the Creator was announced every bit a headliner of Louisville'southward Forecastle Festival scheduled for May 27–29, 2022.[73]

Artistry

Okonma's music has been variously considered alternative hip hop,[74] sleeping room pop,[74] jazz rap,[74] R&B,[75] and neo soul,[74] [76] while his earlier music was considered horrorcore.[77] Over the years, his style of product has progressed from gritty and dark in early projects to a jazzy and soulful approach with the albums Carmine Bomb, Bloom Boy, Igor, and Call Me If You Get Lost.

Okonma is known as the leader of Odd Future, and the group as a whole has been compared to the influential hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan.[78] Since the beginning of his career, Okonma has largely self-produced songs for his projects and other Odd Future members; he has been heavily influenced by the production work of The Neptunes member Pharrell Williams, whose debut solo anthology, In My Mind (2006), had a substantial impact on Okonma, inspiring him to co-constitute the Odd Future commonage.[79] He has as well cited Williams' band North.Eastward.R.D's debut album In Search of... (2001) as an impactful album for him.[80] [81] [82] Tyler has named Washed Out, Embankment House and Broadcast as influences.[83] He was besides initially influenced by rapper Eminem, calling Eminem's anthology Relapse (2009) one of his favorite albums in 2011.[84] [85]

Impact

Artists who accept cited Okonma equally an influence include Billie Eilish[86] and Brockhampton member Kevin Abstract.[87]

Controversy

Okonma has been criticized for his use of homophobic slurs, in item, his frequent use of the epithet "faggot" in his lyrics and on Twitter.[88] [89] He has denied accusations of homophobia, stating, "I'm not homophobic. I but say faggot and use gay as an describing word to describe stupid shit,"[90] [83] and, "I'thousand not homophobic. I just think faggot hits and hurts people."[91] However, he subsequently said in an interview with MTV about the slurs, "Well, I have gay fans and they don't actually have it offensive, so I don't know. If it offends y'all, information technology offends y'all. If you call me a nigger, I actually don't care, but that's just me, personally. Some people might have it the other mode; I personally don't requite a shit."[92] [93] Notably, Okonma was among the first to openly back up fellow Odd Hereafter member Frank Ocean subsequently Bounding main publicly revealed a by human relationship with some other immature homo.[94] Lyrics on the anthology Blossom Boy led to speculation that Okonma himself was coming out as gay. The tracks in question were "Foreword", "Garden Shed", and "I Ain't Got Time!"[95] [96] Okonma further fuelled the discussion when he seemingly revealed in an August 2017 interview that he had a fellow when he was 15 years erstwhile,[97] though he later tweeted that it was a figure of spoken communication.[98] [ 3rd-party source needed ]

Okonma has too been criticized for his graphic depictions of violence against women and lyrics that observers have chosen misogynistic.[99] [100] Brent DiCrescenzo of Time Out Chicago writes that rape is a "predominant theme" of Okonma's 2011 album Goblin [101] and Hermione Hoby of The Guardian writes that Okonma's "rape and murder fantasies (are) graphic enough to ship the vomit rise forth with the bile."[102] The Fader tallied 68 uses of the term "bitch" over Goblin 's 73 minutes.[103] The music critic Allison Stewart wrote that "critics (read: by and large white guys) accept largely given [Okonma] a pass" for the anthology'due south many "homophobic and misogynistic slurs and rape and murder fantasies".[104] An open letter questioning the lack of media condemnation of Okonma's lyrics,[105] [106] written by Sara Quin of the Canadian popular duo Tegan and Sara shortly after the release of Goblin, spurred boosted debate and provoked comments ranging from supportive of Quin's message to labeling her as racist.[104]

The commentator Emma Jane describes the harassment of two Australian activists critical of Okonma'due south lyrics, spurred by Okonma naming them on Twitter. Fans of the rapper targeted the women with rape and death threats in response to reports that they sought to have Okonma barred from the country, in what Jane cites as exemplary of "the mode high profile figures are able to incite – either intentionally or otherwise – large fan bases to engage in mob attacks on named women".[107]

A series of three commercials for Mount Dew directed by Okonma created controversy in May 2013, accused of using "racial stereotypes" and "making light of violence against women". In the spots an free energy potable-loving caprine animal character called "Felicia the Goat" is consecutively being "scapegoated" in a diner, in prison, and on the route. During the 60-second ad in prison, a battered white adult female on crutches examines a police line-up consisting of several African-American men and one goat, while the goat antagonizes the woman. Syracuse professor and social critic Boyce Watkins stated that the ad was "arguably the nearly racist commercial in history." PepsiCo pulled the ad and apologized. Okonma released a statement claiming that the advertising was not meant to "spark a controversy about race" and that "it was simply an, again, admittedly absurd story that was never meant to be taken seriously."[108] [109]

On March 15, 2014, Okonma was arrested in Austin, Texas for inciting a riot after telling fans to push button their way past security guards at his South past Southwest performance. Due to this incident, Tyler faced up to one twelvemonth in prison and a $4000 fine.[110] Tyler's lawyer, Perry Minton, argued that the riot accuse was overblown and perpetuated misconceptions of his customer, who has no previous arrests. These charges were after dropped.[111]

On August 26, 2015, Okonma revealed that he had been banned from visiting the United Kingdom for iii to 5 years, which forced him to cancel a string of tour dates supporting the Ruby-red Bomb anthology, including the Reading and Leeds Festivals. The reason for the ban comes from lyrics dating back to 2009. His manager Christian Clancy said they were informed of the ban via a letter from then-Dwelling house Secretary Theresa May.[48] May cited lyrics from the mixtape Bastard as the reason for the ban, although Okonma had toured multiple times in the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland since its release.[49] [l] Okonma afterwards said that he felt he had been treated like a terrorist and implied that the ban was racially motivated, stating that "they did not like the fact that their children were idolizing a blackness man."[51] According to the BBC, information technology is believed the ban was lifted in Feb 2019,[112] concurring with a scheduled performance in London to promote his 5th studio album, Igor. However, this testify was forcibly cancelled by police due to safety concerns: the venue was claimed to be "overcrowded" and "as well rowdy."[112]

Personal life

Okonma has been an avid skateboarder since 2002 and collects BMX bicycles.[113] [114] [115] [116] Okonma is an atheist.[117] [118] [119] [120] [121] [122]

Okonma has been the subject of speculation regarding his sexuality and has made numerous direct references in lyrics and interviews to having had aforementioned-sex relationships or experiencing same-sexual activity attractions.[123] [124] [125] He described himself in a 2015 Rolling Stone interview as "gay every bit fuck" and said "My friends are so used to me being gay. They don't fifty-fifty care."[126] In a 2018 interview with Fantastic Man, while discussing the Flower Male child lyric "I been kissing white boys since 2004" and the public response to it, Okonma said "It'due south still such a greyness area with people, which is cool with me. Even though I'm considered loud and out there, I'g private, which is a weird dichotomy."[126] Igor follows what some have interpreted equally a romantic relationship between Okonma and a closeted bisexual human being,[127] [128] [129] while the song "Wilshire" on Phone call Me If You Get Lost has the lyric "I could fuck a trillion bitches every country I done been in/Men or women, it don't matter, if I seen 'em, so I had 'em".

In November 2018, Jaden Smith announced that he was in a relationship with Okonma, although Okonma himself has denied these claims.[130] [131]

Okonma has asthma,[132] and has been seen using an inhaler while on phase.[133] For this reason, he follows a straight edge lifestyle.[134]

Discography

  • Goblin (2011)
  • Wolf (2013)
  • Cherry Bomb (2015)
  • Flower Boy (2017)
  • Igor (2019)
  • Phone call Me If Yous Get Lost (2021)

Tours

Headlining

  • Wolf Bout (2013)[135]
  • Cherry-red Bomb Tour (2015)
  • Okaga, CA Tour (2016)[136]
  • Flower Boy Bout (2017-2018)[137]
  • Igor Tour (2019)
  • Phone call Me If You Get Lost Tour (2022)

Filmography

Television
Year Title Office Notes
2011–2013 Tardily Night with Jimmy Fallon Himself 2011: Performed "Sandwitches" with Hodgy Beats
2013: Performed "Treehome95" with Coco O and "Domo23"
2011 When I Was 17
Workaholics Extra Episode: "Heist School"
Regular Evidence Blitz Comet
Big Trouble 		Voice roles (Episode: "Rap It Up")
2012 Punk'd Himself 2 episodes; Season nine, Episodes two and 4[132]
Ridiculousness Flavor 2, Episode ten: Tyler, The Creator & Taco Bennett
The Mindy Project Rapper Season 1, Episode 10: Mindy'south Brother
2012–2014 Loiter Squad Himself Co-creator, Producer, Composer
2013 Late Show with David Letterman Performed "Rusty" with Domo Genesis and Earl Sweatshirt
The Arsenio Hall Show
Axe Cop Liborg ii episodes
2015 Black Dynamite Broto Season 2, episode 10: "The Wizard of Watts"
The Eric André Show Himself Season three, episode 8: "Jimmy Kimmel; Tyler, the Creator"[138]
Tavis Smiley
2017 The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Performed "911"
2020 Kidding Cornell Flavour 2[139]

Films

Year Title Role Notes
2022 Jackass Forever Himself Guest advent

Every bit manager

Music videos

Year Vocal Artist Notes
2010 "Bounder" Tyler, the Creator Credited every bit Wolf Haley
Co-directed by Taco Bennett
"French!" (featuring Hodgy Beats)
"VCR"
2011 "Yonkers" Credited as Wolf Haley
"She" (featuring Frank Bounding main)
"Bitch Suck Dick" (featuring Jasper Dolphin & Taco)
2012 "Rella" (featuring Hodgy Beats, Domo Genesis and Tyler, the Creator) Odd Future
"NY (Ned Flander)" (featuring Hodgy Beats & Tyler, the Creator)
"Sam (Is Dead)" (featuring Domo Genesis and Tyler, the Creator)
"F.E.B.N." Trash Talk
2013 "Domo 23/Bimmer" Tyler, the Creator
"Whoa" (featuring Tyler, the Creator) Earl Sweatshirt
"IFHY/Jamba" (featuring Pharrell and Hodgy Beats) Tyler, the Creator
"Tamale/Answer"
"Glowing" D.A. Wallach
2015 "Fucking Young/Deathcamp" Tyler, the Creator
2016 "Buffalo/Discover Your Wings" (featuring Shane Powers, Roy Ayers, Syd, and Kali Uchis)
"Perfect" (featuring Kali Uchis and Austin Feinstein)
2017 "Who Dat Boy/911" (featuring A$AP Rocky)
2018 "Okra"
"Potato Salad" (featuring A$AP Rocky)
"Encounter You Once more / Where This Flower Blooms" (featuring Kali Uchis and Frank Ocean)
2019 "Earfquake"
"A Boy Is a Gun"
"I Think"
"Best Interest"
2021 "Lumberjack"
"WusYaName" (featuring Youngboy Never Broke Again and Ty Dolla Sign)
"Juggernaut" (featuring Lil Uzi Vert and Pharrell Williams)
"Corso"
"Lemonhead" (featuring 42 Dugg and Frank Ocean)

Awards and nominations

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