r/Tyla

Suddenly, all the "bad" words on A*POP are cut off. "Self-made-..." instead of "self-made-bitch". Wth?

Seriously, every other vid on tiktok now about Tyla are Nigerians or Nigerian adjacent creators attacking her and calling her new album a flop.

Why are they targeting her now?

I think Tyla did an amazing job putting this album together. I really wish the controversies weren't overshadowing this amazing sophomore album, but who cares—like I commented on another post, her true fans will show up. I just got off my cruise, and I swear to you, I played it so many times throughout the five days on the ship and on the beach. There’s just something about Tyla’s sound and voice that attracts me to her, on top of her stunning looks.

I wish she had done an actual music video instead of using AI for 'That Girl,' but overall it’s a great song, and it seems like the community is treating the visualizer as the official music video instead. After listening to the album so many times, the whole thing is a banger, and I low-key want to visit South Africa just to hear them play it live. I initially didn't like 'Is It Love,' but after listening to it again within the context of the whole album, it's phenomenal. This is just my two cents on the project, and I can't wait for her next album!

God, i hope this post ages well 😭

i came to reddit cus honestly i’m confused, i’ve seen so much hate towards her and no one really explaining the context on why
like women calling her pick me/saying they hate her and she’s mean and rude and nigerians also hating on her

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This is something I often wonder about global stars: where do they primarily live?

Even Tate McRae and Zara Larson?

How do they manage the logistics of it all? Especially with visas and immigration??

Even Zara in Stateside talks about living away from her boyfriend.

I wonder how they work this out? Or other global stars living in the US now?