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Tyler, the Creator has just dropped his ninth album, titled Don't Tap the Glass. The album cover shows the rapper wearing red pants with a cap featuring the text 'GLASS' on it, and a chunky chain around the neck. The rapper first teased the album on July 16, five days before the release, where he simply revealed the date.
The website of Don't Tap the Glass also features the merch associated with the album and its CDs, along with three different colored boxes.
The text on the red box states,
"Body movement. No sitting still."
The yellow box reads,
"Only speak in glory. Leave your baggage at home."
The third box in red features the text:
"Don't tap the glass."
Tyler, the Creator's new album, Don't Tap the Glass, was preceded by his eighth album, Chromakopia, which was released in 2024. Chromakopia has turned out to be a major hit, securing the number 1 position on the US Billboard 200 and UK albums charts after its release.
With Don't Tap the Glass now out in the music market, let us take a look at how each track stacks up, ranked from best to worst.
** Disclaimer: This article reflects the writer's personal opinions. Please share your thoughts on how you would rank the songs, in the comment section below. **
Every song ranked from best to worst in Tyler, the Creator's album Don't Tap The Glass
Don't Tap The Glass was released on July 21 through Columbia Records, and the album consists of 10 songs. Here is a ranking of all the tracks, starting from the best to the ones that we felt did not stand out as much.
1) Stop Playing With Me
Stop Playing With Me begins with a beat similar to Mommanem, another track on the album, though it is slower and has a more laid-back vibe. As the song goes on, Tyler, the Creator’s rap and the interesting beats make it a fun number to listen to. Fans are loving the track on social media, and most agree it is one of the best songs on the album.
2) Sucka Free
Sucka Free starts off a little plain but quickly picks up with catchy rapping that is easy to vibe to. Tyler blends rap and simple vocals really well in this number, which makes it one of the standout tracks on the album.
3) Tell Me What It Is
This is the last song in the album with a comparatively laid-back tone, with Tyler, the Creator opening up about love. In one of the lines, he sings:
"Mama, I'm a millionaire but I'm feelin' like a bum/ I can buy the galaxy/ But can't afford to look for love/ As a man, I don't know/ There's a traffic to my soul/ I need answers"
In the end, the rapper also thanks his fans for listening to the album. The honest lyrics and the mellow vibe have already made this track a favorite among Tyler, The Creator’s fans.
4) Ring Ring Ring
Ring Ring Ring is the sixth song on the album, with catchy beats and fun telephone sounds, where Tyler is asking a girl to pick up her phone. The lyrics follow the line:
"I know you said not to call you again, but I miss you / And I hope I can see you one more day, but I miss you"
The vibe of the song makes it a great party number. Fans are also enjoying the song for its playful tune — something that Tyler, the Creator is known for.
5) Big Poe
The opening song on the album, Big Poe, is three minutes and two seconds long. Fans are enjoying the song for its energetic beats and fun sounds, Most have said that the song is a great opener.
6) Don't You Worry Baby
Although the song opens with Tyler, the Creator, most of the vocals are done by DAISY WORLD and Tyler joins in during the background parts. The chorus includes the line:
"Don't you worry, baby I got time and I'ma give it to you / I gave you the world to, to sleep"
The song stands out in the album thanks to its catchy tune and Tyler’s subtle yet strong presence.
7) Don't Tap That Glass / Tweakin'
The title track of the album, Don’t Tap That Glass / Tweakin’, is 3 minutes and 42 seconds long. The number starts with the repeated line:
"Don't tap that glass, don't tap that glass / Don't tap that glass, n*gga, don't tap that glass / There's a monster in it..."
The song takes a turn halfway through, shifting into Tweakin’. Tyler didn’t disappoint with this one, as the unexpected switch in the middle has caught fans by surprise and added to the excitement.
8) I'll Take Care Of You
According to Genius, the chorus of the number is done by Killa C, Princess, and Tyler. The song has more of an EDM vibe, focusing heavily on music with repeated lyrics. While the track is fun, fans seem to prefer others that strike a better balance between lyrics and sound, placing this one lower on the list.
9) Sugar On My Tongue
Sugar On My Tongue has a catchy intro, but the repeated lyrics make it feel a bit too simple. Still, the song makes for a fun hearing, though the impact may not be as strong as some of the other songs on the album.
10. Mommanem
With a duration of just 1 minute and 15 seconds, this track leans heavily on vocals with a simple, repeating beat and minimal music. While Tyler, the Creator is known for experimenting with his sound, this one doesn’t land as strongly as the others on the album.
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The album is now available on streaming platforms, and its merchandise is listed on the official website. With this new album, fans are eager to see how many charts Tyler, the Creator will scale this time, especially since his last release became a hit shortly after it dropped.
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