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Tyler, The Creator He said he is tired of tours and that he intends to think if “ever” will turn the world again after ending the Chromakopia: The World Tour. The statement came on the last night of the Philippines’ concert cycle, when he told the audience that he already “did enough” and may take “a very, very, very long break”.

The comment was a public response to accumulated tiredness after months on the road. Witnesses and recordings of the show show Tyler Thanking to the audience and announcing that he is excited to return home and think about the future of the tours.

Speech rekindles debates about the rhythm of artists who spend years in tour to promote albums and singles. In recent years, Tyler, The Creator launched Chromakopia (2024) and, more recently, Don’t Tap The Glass (2025), and stated on past occasions that it makes up while on the road.

In the last shows, Tyler He cited physical and mental issues as motivators of the possible break. The concern also appears in reports of previous cancellations and public conversations of the artist about health and well-being during tours.

So far there is no official announcement of tours or cancellation of future dates. Remember that Tyler It was confirmed for the Lollapalooza 2026in Brazil.

Despite a recent release, fans speculate a new project for his career, which started in Goblin (2011), followed by Wolf (2013), which consolidated its aesthetics and personal narrative. The definitive leap occurred with Flower Boy (2017), indicated to Grammy. Two years later, he won the Best rap album with Igor (2019), a project that showed its most experimental and melodic facet.

In Call Me If You Get Lost (2021), Tyler He presented a mixture of classic rap, soul and jazz, consolidating himself as one of the most versatile artists of his generation. The album yielded a tour of more than 80 dates. Then launched Chromakopia (2024) and Don’t Tap The Glass (2025), confirming its intense creative rhythm even while on the road. All your history helps to understand the size of your speech in the Philippines. With a decade marked by ambitious projects, global tours and awards, the physical and mental tiredness reported by the artist gains even more weight.

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