Yachty was clearly joking around, but Tyler still felt it was necessary to clear things up.
Tyler, the Creator performs at the Coachella Stage during the 2024 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at Empire Polo Club on April 20, 2024 in Indio, California.
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Tyler, The Creator and Lil Yachty are not working on Hebrew jazz funk album.
Lil Yachty went on his Instagram over the weekend and posted a series of pics of him and Tyler in matching yellow outfits to thank him for taking him along on the Chromakopia tour, and joked that the West Coast rapper was secretly working on a high-concept project. “Tour is done, love you brother,” Yachty wrote in the caption. “Blessed to be apart. Let y’all in on a secret… dat boi Tyler workin’ on a Hebrew jazz funk album, sh– gone be tough.. 2026.”
Tyler then immediately commented, denying the claim and trolled fans that still expect a “Sticky” video. “LMFAOOOO NO I’M NOT,” he wrote. “DON’T GET THESE GULLIBLE ASS FANS HOPES UP, THESE N—AS STILL THINK A STICKY VIDEO IS COMING.”
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And to be fair to the Tyler fans that are still clamoring for a “Sticky” video, he did post a one-minute teaser on his YouTube page about seven months ago and captioned it with, “video will come.” There’s also the fact that he released a video for “Darling, I” two weeks ago sandwiched between videos for “Sugar on My Tongue” and “Sucka Free” from his Don’t Tap the Glass project, so fans may very well get a visual for “Sticky,” but remember to not get your hopes up in case it really doesn’t happen.
As for as the secret Hebrew jazz funk album is concerned, Yachty must’ve been inspired by a fan on X who once joked around and told The Alchemist that he should consider making an introspective jazz album with Young Thug.